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Furnished Rooms Wanted.

fEnNT ENlI. l3DOM WITH ll,hrrwS, east side.
j. w'St terms; particulars, Clarrck, bnN $40
WrDd.
FURNISHED iruul basement wanted by steady,
a.. rrs IA "uin. Address AL NrcN, H., iaH.-
'rt, ~ HvSi,r 80. paper STORE,
FURNISHED ROOM. : minutes walk from, !lc,H
It.. sth N'r. TENT not over 5: per week. Al.
dress r.. 81, 80 World Harlem.
FINNISIiEB Room WANTED. Nltl hath. be-.
tNr"g l7uth iSpIh SIS, east Side DrugstsI,
Gl ". Houston.
LAIT wishes larSe. nicely furnished room, near
gDol table furr!, ample cl,NN'> Hn' \ cod Wa
t,T. u.ua"Tric priCv, name same agSw"T l4ump.
Pay, box "a World.
LARGE FURNISHED ROOM or na,nelrr apart.
incgi; wgst he cheap perfect independence re-
gufrca, fun particulars price, convenient TO elr-
Nat9G + J. u, box 29s word, uptown.
WANTrp- E,rncl couple no children, will pay
s., prv month t1r furnished rooms Tor summer.
r,trrcu.,s Address fully, Ecnng', box eS> World.
UIl."n.
wASrGp-RNom between ?S,h & 33l SITS BROAD.
NAY y Lexington ave, fr 81. J o.. box 2gi
world uptown,
WANTED, onc or two Furnished rooms Tor two
gentlemen bc'WeeU lIth & N2l sts., Ith & fth
avs Rallon 5s West broadway,
YOUNG GENTLEMAN desires turr shed room. up
tova, below ls5th ST board optional. state
terms Prompt b0X 2S2 WoIlL upt0wa-
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Flats and Apartments to let.
Furni.h,d-we.t Side

105rH ST, W. block from park-Fully furnish
ed apartment. 81 roor; 8 all.light rooms a bath
from July to Sept l5 rent. $50 per month !;
adults only. s. u. T., box i25 World
i2iTH ST, 10 w.-Part Of "a dat. single; all
light rooms nicely furnished; light house
keeping
l25rH ST, 5t3 W. adjoining Riverside Park
rooms bath; completely furnished: china.
linen. everything; 81 weekly.
l25TH ST, $40 w.-Five rooms, bath. newly ele-
eantly 'turnIshei: china. linen. everything: 81
weekly.
ELEGANTLY FURNISHED 6-room nat, bath.
by the week or month. city Hall. 2ao w. ath.
FIVE ROOMS. completely Furnished, TIL Novem-
Der. VI. Walker, 237 W. 38th st
I NEVER HAD so large an assortment Of beauti-
fully furnished fnts my books; extremely
low prices. FLAGG 900 furnished fats. 2i2 W.
41l
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furnished Rooms to Let.

sE.t Side.
CLINTON PLACE, AZ. near 5th ave. Furnished
rooms TO let, with bath, In private house.
CLINTON PLACE, 30
Furnished rooms to let.
CLINTON PLACE, 4O-Bnck parlor, SO: small
room, Sl.'O: for gentlemen; engaged daytime.
CLINTON PLACE. st-Furnished rooms for house,
keeping $3.50; room for men. 81.
IRVING PLACE 23-Large nicely furnished front
rooms; hall rooms, ! flight up. $3.50.
LEXINGTON AVE. 123-Furnished rooms for
single gentlemen; private family.
LEXINGTON AVE ll9-Paror 4 large airy
rooms; moderate prices; corner house.
LEXINGTON AVE. 7se 6Ist st.-Pleasant
front room; also back room reasonable; pri-
vatc house.
81 upward: board optional: central location;
SOuherners accommodated.
LEXINGTON AVE. 3@2, NJ ar 33th st.-At your
own valuation; cool back paror, hall room.
\ small furnished roonis parlor; physician or
others.
LEXINGTON AVE, 67s-Nieely furnished small
room; all conveniences; private American fam
lily; terms So; reference Owner.
PARK AVE a43 between Sist 4 s2d sts. Light
airy furnished rooms; good accommodations.
STANTON ST, s7-Furnshci rooms for respect
able man wife or gentlemen.
UNIVERSITY PLACE 62--Ncwly furnshed light
room: bath: every convenience. Gorman's bell.
I'D AVE. 76-Sicely furnished housekeeping
rooms, 50. 81: hall room for gentleman 81.
2D AVE. I046. near b5th st.-large front rooms.
50 up; gentlemen or light housekeeping; hall
. with bath, u, 26, 81 80, u, ~
81 AVE, 2ooo-Two large fnrniIheh rooms,
with all improvements, complete for house
keeping, 81 90 per week.
81 AVE, s7s-Top floor large back room. cook
AZ ahn IlNv- lima n. IaH.
room. s275
Sd AVE, 5S7-Furnlshed rooms for gentlemen,
81 to f2.5o; readins-room.
4TI AVE, 4o5, near 2sth st-Large back par
lor; housekeeping or 2 cents; reasonable.
9TH ST. 40 f.. near Brosdway-Largo & small
rooms also parlors; permanent or transient.
10TH ST. la E.-NIcely furnished rooms for
gentlem,a
10TH ST.. 80 E,-Large front roo m, small one
adjolniug, running water d bath, 30 weekly;
esihur room.
10TH ST, so T., near Broadway-sInglc. double;
privilege light housekeeping; day or week
llTn 81. 20 F.-Iarge square room: all con
venienccs; prices moderate.
IlTH ST. 2O7 E.-Nicely furnished room. light &
cool; reasonable; private family Goode.
18TH ST. 2O3 L. Well furnished cheerful front
room: cheap Mr.. Goebel.
18TH ST. 2r E-Larsc, airy front room; suit .
gentlemen. or light housekeeping, Mason.
18TH ST. EOS Every desirable, well-furnlshed
rooms in a private family references.
l7TIG ST. 10 E.-Superh, larrc welI-kppt
rooms; NJ weekly; single $50; transients
| accommodated.
M water p.ts T. 4 "'Ss No5s 5Eo"1 f2Sms fsTs running
18TH ST, s24 E.-Nicely furnished rooms house.
keeping or gentlemen. also hall room; rent
reasonable.
18TH sT.. A. L. Hall K square rooms: summer
prices; caterer on premises
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Flats and Apartment Wanted.

Hats and Apartments Wanted.
unfurrlshed.
JANITOR-4 rooms on LIST floor: one who is will
ing to pay half rent. Address, by letter only,
jantor, World office, l7OS 1st ave.
WANTED-Cheap fat or tenement. Julius c.
Hoffman,, e37 Broadway.
WANTED, ly young couple floor in private
house; rent must be low. ", box Ill World.
Furnished.
wANTED-Completely furnished for housekeep-
Ing, suitable ADULTS, 4-room fat or apartment; /;
low rent. Address Permanent. box 90 World.
For Other Advertisements Under This Classification
See Index on Third Page.
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Unfurnished Rooms to Let.

Unfurnished Rooms to Let.
lllTH ST. le7 W.--To let. large unfurnishei
room or floor In private house: unobstructel view
OF Centra! Park; references exchanged.
18TH ST.. 2T4 W. unfurniShed rooms with
use of bath; ~ month. Welsh.
18TH ST.. IL W. large front rooms: all i'm
provements: breakfast II desired. Ring Bur
ton's bell.
To LEr-Two unfnrnished rooms In fat in West
Harlem. G.. box 6l0 Harlem World.
BROOKLYN.
UNION ST. 342 Observation-Disclosures room 2
closets; private house. Inquire all week.
For Other Advertisements Under This Classification
See Index Third Page.
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unfurnlshsd Rooms Wanted.

GENTLEMAN l. wife, American, no children,
want or 3 unfurnlshed rooms: cleanliness in
dispensablc: permanent If suited. Wells box
81 World.
For Other advertisements Under This Classfcati
See Index Third Page.
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Furnishes ed-Brookiyn.

SANDS ST, 6i-Basement & parlor to gentle
man wife for care Of furnished rooms
SUMPTER ST 2l a 21-To rent, cheap,
dwelling: apartments rooms each all i'm
provements; well lighted: rent si to SIS Apply
on premises,
GENTLEMAN having costly furnished fat in
brooklyn will pay rent for his board; wife alb
sent months; quiet couple desired. BUSINESS,
box 402 World.
TO RESPONSIBLE ADULTS furnished nat
rooms; all outside windows; hsh ground: s35
per month; Brooklyn. EXCLUSIVE, box " World.
For Other Advertisements Under This Classification
See Index on Third Page.
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Furnlshed-West Side.

TIL ST, 3l5 w.-Beautifully furnished 5-room
Mats & bath; summer prices. Jantor.
18TH ST, 227 W.--DesrAhe, prettily FURNISHED
L. room fats. 50 TO $50.
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18TH ST., $50 W, FURNISHED, cool 3 room fat
complete for housekeeping; so 30 weekly
JDnifnr
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WE WILL FURNISH A FLAT complete q ready
for housekeeping. including linen. crockery &C..
on terms OF 50 to - weekly until paid for parties
intending to hire a furnished fiat will readily see
the advantage of owning the contents of home
and at really less expense; your choice Of an i'm
mense assortment OF furniture. carpets rugs and
curtains odd fancy parlor pieces and scores OF
pretty things make home inviting call for
list Of fats, price lists and estimates. HENRY
MANNES a. SONS 429, 43t Sth ave-, between 3lst
A. ata uhi bui
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Ns6TH ST. 3l6-3lS W.-AKmlnster carpets brass
bedsteads' handsomely furnished complete; I
, light rooms & bathroom. Inquire owner before /,
\ or janitor later,
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22D ST.. 2lS W.-CompIetely furnished lst & 81
fiat: summer prices stark.
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uufurnishsd-Mise

FIRST FLAT. large, rooms, all improvem ents .
rent SIS; $40 allowed for OF single house
Apply between and 10 O'Clock, Monday. MUIR
RAYS, Sd ave-, corner li2th st.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

GENTLEMAN G. wife will rent part Of furnished
fiat to gentlema 4 wife; refined people, wish
Ing to reduce expenses & live In choice location
convenient to l. station Address American. box
1851 world. uptown.
QUIET. respectable business man, having neatly
furnished fiat I rooms. in elegant neghborhool.
near park, would like quiet. refined couple. with
out children or elderly lady or lady daughter
to rent NJ them; rent 81 weekly & attend to his
washing & mending g. give light breakfast sun
World
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Low RENT, ADULTS.

pcToR, dentist, back middle parlors use Of
furnished front parlor; good location. $50 9th
e., BrOOklyD
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\ SsTH ST.. "52 w.-Completsly furnished fat !
Night rooms bath; perfect order; piano, &C.
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light rooms & bathroom. Inquire owner before /.
or janitor later.
SsTH ST. "52 w.-Competely furnished fat, !
night; rooms bath perfect order; piano, &c;
$50 Janitor.
ssTH ST., 10 w.--Comfortably furnished nat 6
| rooms & bath: summer prCcS cool rooms.
lRsynolds.
kulH 81. 225 W. lighl rooms bath hand.
soinely furnished; silver, linen, pianoi SlO
week. Janilor,
k2D ST. 2.7 W.-Half furnished ground fiat, 7
large airy light rooms: either hall cheap TO re-
bpectable party; suitable for physician or den
us,. Hassloch.
SBTII ST. 32S w. Part Of furnished HAT, with
Ibath: all c, nvenieGces; ground noOr.
tfTH ST, 500 W. station 18th st--summer rents;
$40 upward completely furnished all light,
large q small bay ay-wndow fats. gas ranges,
EDGAR JOHNGoE "
Nth Sr, ~ ". -S;IS, handsomely, completely
Ijnrnished fiat; MI light Richmond.
NTH ST, IL W,-3iO; rooms bath; private
halI; near park L. Janitor'
NTH ST POI w.-6 rooms & bath. all light: "a,
'corner: furnished; reasonable
Eosp ST., lob W &C rooms. oath :, all light. newly
Efurnishsd; linen. silver. &c schley.
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Eui II ST., 225 W. light rooms, bath; hand
II soinely furnished; silver, linen, pianoi slO
A.-.n Nm
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s4TH ST, 264 W.-Daintily furnished l-roOm fat.
$40: also beautiful rooms summer prices.
BETH ST, S27 W.-IIandsome broom e 'front.'
single HAT, IS; TO only. Rogers.
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lTr 81 -, u. /. nrge front rooms; running
water bath; 81, ~. Noh'" or Taylor.
18TH ST, 324 E.-Nicely furnished rooms; house.
reasonable.
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\ ssTH ST., 10 w.--Comfortably furnished nat 6
\ rooms & bath: summer prices; cool
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Esd ST. t1s w.-Double q single rooms, nicely
furnished running water; excellent table
23D ST, 40S W.-Windsor Cafe meals servedi
Mathews fountain cream soda h Horizons Ice.
cream: hall rooms for gentlemen; meals d
cream sent out. ~
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58Tn ST.. 3O+ W.-Hnndsomely furnished. cool
hack pnrlors: all convenances: other roornsy
en- suite. s.nsly: summer prces. -
UlST ST.. li7 W.-DOubie 4 single rooms; sum
mer PR ces superior board. ca't "a
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-04-18
ACTS LIKE A CRAZY MAN.
Who Shot His Wife,
Held for Examination.

John Mclntaggart, of 4l4 Fifth street.
Brooklyn. ex-Superintendent of the
Brooklyn branch OF the Metropolitan
Insurance Company. was held without
ball for examination on April % by Jus
tice Tighe In the Butler Street Police
Court. Brooklyn. this morning. on the
charge OF attempting to kill his wife,
Rose, yesterday afternoon.
MclntaEgart Is about thirty-six years
old. He Is tall and slim. AS he faced
Jutsice. Tighe this morning his face
showed signs of excessive dissipation.
His left hand was bandaged and he car
ried 1t in sling. He shot himself at
thu, time he was trying to iill his wife's
body with bullets.
Mrs Mc1ntaggart Is at the Seney Hos
pital suffering from two bullet wounds.
one in the neck. the other in the left
side OF the head. They are not serious
MclntaGgart lost his position through
drink. He began to abuse his wife and
she left him, taking her four children
with her. She earned her own living By
dressmakinS.
Her husband called at her house yes
terday and demanded that she return to
live with him. she refused and Nc
Intaggart drew revolver and shot at
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-04-18
SAILOR Petersen HELD.
Formally Charged with the Murder
of n Shipmate.

Charles Petersen. sailor, charged
with the murder OF James Shields on
board the British bark Dulee Singh
as was told In yesterdays Evening
World was arraigned before United
States Commissioner Shields, who issued
a warrant yesterday for his arrest, at
II O'Clock this. morning. He was with
out counsel.
Commissioner Shields said that he
would appoint counsel to defend Peder-
sen and would set his hearing for Sat
urday at II o'clock. In the meantime
Petersen will be kept In Ludlow Street
Jail.
Attorney Fox. OF Marbury & Fox.
counsel for the British Consul, said
that the stories OF the crime which had
been published seemed to have been COL
ored all one way and In Pedcrsen's favor.
The statements Of the crew In the pos
session OF the British Consul are to the
effect that Petersen. after stabbing
Shields the first time and while the
murdered man was lying helpless on
the deck, tabbed his knife into him three
times and otherwise showed his fero-
cious nature
The stories OF mutiny among the crew
are not credited to any great extent
by Mr.. Fox. who said that had charges
OF mutiny had been preferred against
the men by the Captain, the matter
would Immediately have been brought
70 the attention OF Commissioner
Shields and warrants for their arrest
asked for
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SUED ON A FUTURITY.
Mass Wanted Damages for Breach
of n Contaminated Contract.

Samuel Glantz. the former owner Of
the Stanley House, at Third avenue and
Fifteenth street, is suing Henry Mass for
$3.50 damages as the result of his having
been under arrest for five hours yester-
day IN one of the most peculiar actions
known to New York courts.
Gldntz sold the Stanley House and was
promptly sued by Mass for 5000 dam
ages. saying that as he had been talking
with Glantz about buying the hotel, the
latter was guilty of a breach of con-
templa ted contract"
Although such an action is unknown
to the Code, Mass's lawyers. on affida-
Wits that Glantz was about to leave the
State secured an order for his arrest.
This was served at II o'clock.
Lawyers Friend & House Immediately
secured an order to show cause, return
able at 1890. At 4 o'clock, after argu-
ment by Lawyer Moses Grossman, JUS
tice John Henry Mccarthy vacated the
order of arrest on the ground that Mass
had no cause of action. A few hours
later the present suit was commenced.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-04-18
HELPED ROB A CONDUCTOR.
The Charge on Which John Lindey
Is Held.

John Lindey. twenty-one years old.
who says he liz a stevedore. and lives at
339 East Thirtysecond street, was re-
manded for examination in the Yorkville
Police Court to-day. charged with assault
and with having assisted in robbing AL
bert Luhrs. OF b2l West Twenty-second
street. n conductor OF n Blue line cross
town Forty-second street car. on Mon
day morning.
Luhrs was on westbound trip. comm &
from the Thirty-fourth street ferry, at
$50 O'Clock, when a man, pretending to
be drunk, got on board the car between
Thirty fifth and Thlrty-sixth streets. He
refused to pay his fare. and when Luhrs
tried to put him OF the seemingly
drunken man sobered up and made a
grab for the conductors watch.
A struggle followed. and Luhrs was get
ting the best of the thief, when, he
alleges Lindey, with several other men.
boarded the car and beat and robbed
him OF gold locket and $3.50 In nickels
and dimes.
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THERE WILL BE A CHANGE.
Judge MARITIME snys He Cant APP
prove of Elmira Methods.

William Sexton and James Cronin were
arraigned before Judge MARITIME in Part
III, General Sessions, this morning on a
charge of having stolen gold watch
from Frank Spring between and 3
o'clock on the morning of April l.
Spring in his affidavit says that he
was on an Elevated train when Sexton
and Cronin entered. Sexton sat next to
him. Soon he felt a gentle tug at his
vest pocket, and when he glanced down
ne saw his watch in the hands of Sex
ton. The latter saw that he was de-
tected. dropped the watch and left the
car at the next station. closely followed
by Cronin and Spring A policeman was
called by Spring and both young men
were arrested.
Sexton pleaded guilty in court and was
sentenced to Sing Sing for two years and
six months. Cronin was discharged
owing to the lack of evidence. In pro
tine said:
II was going to send you TO Elmira.
Dut you've been there once"
Referring to the Elmira Reformatory
he said:
The time will come when there will
pc change In the management OF that
institution. / must say / can't approve
and officers"
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-04-18
CLERK KEELOM A FIGHTER.
Even Tackled the Detectives Who
Were Sent to Arrest Him,

Joseph Keelon, a young man who Is
employed in Tlffany's jeweiry store, was
prisoner in the Even Street Police
Court, Williamsburg, to-day, and JUS
tice Watson committed him for examna-
ton.
Keelon was arrested In Greenpolnt on
Saturday night last for fghting He was
bailed out by DR.. Morrissey, but did not
appear in court on Sunday. as he should
have done. Yesterday afternoon Detec-
urcs Dunn and Quinn were directed to
arrest him, and they ascertaned at
Tiffany's that he boarded at $50 East
Seventeenth street. New York, where
they found him.
The young man at first denied his
Identity, but when told that he would
have to accompany he officers to Will
iamsburg, he fought desperately, and
gave the two detectives all they could
do to handle him. When he reached the
Twenty-third street ferry last night
keelon again fought the officers, and
they had to handcuff him between them
before they could get MIN across the
river
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Round About Town.

Fire broke out shortly after midnight on the
third floor Of the hvest0Ty brick building 20i and
205 West Houston street, occupied by d. J. Car
roll a box factory. The stock was damaged
800. principally by water.
An unknown man while intoxicated fell nm
the floor at 100 Third avenue at o
o'clock this morning and received a severe cut
on the head. He was taken to the Presbyterias
Hospital unconscious, lio Is about rory YEAR,
old and wore dark trousers. jumper and a
brown hat.
Reynolds Defer, nine years old Of 1856 West
Fourth street, was accused of opening the show
case In front o: Jacob Rosenthal's millinery store
ana stealing hat. The hat was returned and
at the request Of the lads mother RnsenthaI
withdrew the complaint at jefferson Market CorIt
to-day N'e'
Martin Hayes, forty years old Of 2Il Thirteenth
street jersey city, received compound fracturJ
OF the lower IAN at ESQ this morning being acct
dentaly struck with handspike while WorkinR
on the new pier at the foot Of Cortlandt street.
He was taken to Chambers Street Hospital
Frank Scully. forty-ive years old, Of Jamaica
T.; L. TEL through hatchway on the steamshio
no urande, which Ia lying at pier "a Norih
hlNer, THIS morning, lie received severe Internal
pitaL 'N' A''s
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-04-18
TRACED The Thief.
He Exchanged Trunks and Got
$4,000 Worth of Rings.
Gave Some 10 His Sister and a
Servant Saw Them.
Under Arrest, but Only One Ring
Has Been Recovered.

Detectives Weiser. OF the Brooklyn
Central Office squad. and Butler of the
Pinkerton Agency have Just gotten
trace of n part OF the proceeds OF a
big diamond robbery from the baggage
room of the Boston and Albany Rail
road depot. in Springfield. Mass, on
Feb. s. and have recovered part of the
stolen property.
The jewelry, consisting OF 254 rings,
set with diamonds and other gems was
packed In Il trunk owned by Schaefer
& Douglass. of &c Cortlandt street, this
city. 1t was valued at 1900. A man
called at the depot with trunk re-
sembling the one in which the da-
monds were stored. He got check for
It and left 1t is supposed that he ex-
changed the checks on the trunks. He
visited the depot early the same even
ing and said he had concluded TO remain
in town. He surrendered his baggage
check and ordered the trunk sent to a
motel. Inc robbery was discovered next
day
The Pinkerton agency went to work
on me case, and they got Glue which
the robbery. He was arrested short
time ago in Rochester.
After he was put in Jail the detectives
uiSCJNeTeu mat tOte had visited Brook
lyn after the robbery, and had stopped
at the Pierrepont House. on the Heights.
Following thisc lue. they learned that
his sister, Mrs, Hayes, a dressmaker.
who had formerly been employed in the
hotel as housekeeper, had left the hotel
on April 2. and taken rooms at 462
Fulton street.
Ellen Whalen, n servant at the hotel.
gave the police the first important clue
to work upon. She said that while she
was conversing with Mrs. Hayes the
latter drew from a channels bag several
diamond rings. which she placed on her
fingers, Ellen peeped into the bag and
says she saw upward Of two dozen
rings.
The detectives swore out a search war
rant before Justice Walsh and visited
Mrs. Hayes's apartments on Monday
night. After searching the premises they
discovered one ring set with a turquoise.
surrounded by hfty-one pearls. Mrs.
Hayes said her brother had given her
the ring. They seized 1t. and repre-
sentative OF Schaefer& Douglass yester-
day Identified 1t as n part OF the stolen
property. The police visited Mrs
Hayes's apartments to notify her to be
In court to-day. but she was not at
home.
Cote 10 still In Rochester awaiting ex-
tradition papers from Massachusetts.
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STABBED AT A WEDDING FEST
Possible Murder of a Cripple in
Elizabeth This Morning.

ELIZABETH, n. j., April ia stab
bling ARRAY. which may result in a muir
der. occurred at o'clock this morning
at a marriage celebration in Schmeige's
Hall in this city.
a quarrel sprang up between Robert
Lyster. aged twenty-one. and Matthew
Herr, a crippled tailor. and Lyster
stabbed Herr In the head.
The blade of the knife broke off and
stuck In the Victims head.
Herr was removed to the City Hos
jital. His recovery is doubtful
Lyster was arrested.
The men were quarrelling over a girl
to whom both were paying attention
The ARRAY broke up the festivities.
Lyster was arraigned in court this
morning and pleaded not guilty He
was remanded without bail for examin-
alton Friday.
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BARBER ACCUSED OF THEFT.
Customer Says lie Was Robbed OF
Diamond Pin.

Joseph Rosenberg. barber, OF 100
Suffolk street. was held for examination
In Essex Market Court, to-day on the
charge of grand larceny, preferred by
George Schancufr. nineteen years old,
OF PSI Madison street.
Shancuff says he visited Rosenberg s
shop for a shave on Sunday last and
that after a towel had been placed
around his neck he felt the prisoners
hand on his scarf. The complainant
alleges that when he left the chair he
$50. was gone. He accused the barber
OF stealing 1t, and when the latter de
MED the charge he complained to the po-
lice. who arrested Rosenberg last night