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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-03-19
MARTIN M'NAMARA KILLED.
THREE YoUge STATEN ISLANDERS
BEhT AND KICK HIM.

they HAD Sees Hi. Heip Mrs. MahIfsis
Close the Door OF n ssIoo. Against Thsr-,
sud They Broke n snd Attaches Ht-..
Martin McNamara was killed IN 81 Johns
avenue, near New York avenue. Clifton. Staten
Island. at midnight Of Saturday. He lived In
Second street. not far away. and was % years
old. The police have arrested Harry Kelley.
aged 81. who lives In New York avenue; GUS
tav Scheidemantel. aged IL. who lives In the
same svenus. and Philip Hagelstein. aged ~.
McNamars had been In the saloon Of Fritz
Mshlfeld. 216 New York avenue. He was alone
with Mahlfeld and his wife, having been play
ing pool all the evening with the former.
Mshlfeld's story IL that at midnight his wife
arose to lock the front door. While so engaged
Kelley. scheidsma ntel. and Hagelstein came
along and demanded admittance. It was re-
fused. and they attemp pied to force their way
through the partly open door. McNamara
arose from the chair upon which he was site
ting, and. with the aid OF Mrs. Mahlfsld. he
managed to force the door shut. The three
young men got q stone and began to batter
at the door, Their object seemed to be to get
hold Of MCNAMARA. whom they had seen help
ing the woman shut them out. They smashed
pieces Of wood OF the door and finally forced
IL in. When they got inside Kelley who
MsRiieid and . fps him IL the face lie mis-.
took him for Mcnamara On discovering his
mistake he. with his companions, set upon tue
latter and gave him a severe drubbing.
The fight was continued out through the
open door and into New YORK avenue Here
somebody terfered with the fighter. and .
lull occurred. John o'Neill. q florist, who lives
In the vicinity came along at this juncturs
and took hold Of Mcnamara and led him
across the avenue.
They turned into St Johns avenue, which 10
diagonally across the street from Mehlfeld,s
saloon. and walked down II, with McNamsra's
three asssilants close at their heels Soon the
latter, again attacked McNsmara, He told
ONeill to look out for himself. and tried to
iend on his opponents, blows; The lighting
and beat him as he lay AM finally left him
lying In the road unconsciouS
BY this time some OF the N -sons living In
the vicinity gave an alarm al half dozen
people were soon upon the. (. McNamara
was taken into the house Of IN uritz Iyerson.
In front OF whose homo he had len. Shortly
afterward he was owed to hit ,wn home. in
Second street. whore he died betty sen o'clock
and o'clock yesterday morninRt concusRion
Of tho brain. as DR.. 4. +. Thompsyn suppoees-
He was brakeman on the Staten Island
Rapid Transit Railroad. He lived with his
widowed mother and his brother.
The three assailants were arrested yestsr-
day morning before they had arisen from their
beds. The police would allow nobody to talk
with them yesterday.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-03-19
WE MAY HAZE THOMAS CONCERTS.
Mr.. Thonas Th,pks OF Playing Alternately
Here aud In Chicago.

Mr.. Tho.as Th,uks OF Playing Alternately
Here aud In Chicago.
It 10 quito probable that next season will see
Theodore Thomas and his orchestra in New
York again. II the plans at present on foot
are carried through tho famous leader will d.
vide his time equally between this city and
Chicago. He was seen last night at the MUIR
ray Hill Hotel.
Certain people here" said he. whose
names l do not want to mention at present.
want me to establish an orchestra here. I
have been In consultation with them. and they
have made arrangements whereby can have
Abbey's Theatre II 1t is found to be suitable.
Tomorrow morning l am going 70 the the
atre to soc IL It Is suited for concert
purposes. My idea Is to play alternately here
and in Chicago throughout the season: prob
ably four weeks at a time In each place My
orchestra will be the same ono that has been
playing In Chicago and will have ninety NOM
bers. no more. am tothave carte blanche In
the arrangem ents for tho concerto
As to my Chicago season it has been sue
cess from an artistic standpoint. To be sure
we lost moro than We expected. This next
venture will not have guarantors back Of the
scheme. subscription lists will be circulated.
the concert going public will bear none Of the
loss. We are able to reckon pretty well lust
how much We shall fall short"
Mr.. Thomas is to be here for several daya-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-03-19
Damrosch Sunday Concert.

Tho soloists OF the Damrosch concert at the
Carnegie Music Hall last night were Miss Lii
Ian Blauvelt. Misses Olga and Irene Pevny.
and Signor Giuseppe Campanari. all Of whom
have been heard before at those concerts. The
work OF the orchestra was easily the feature
OF the performance last night Their playing.
notably in the adagio and march from RATS
"Leonore' symphony. was especially good;
The preludes to acts L. and III. OF Lohengrin"
were also we'll given. although the second was
lacking in spirit Two Bach numbers were
admirably played
Miss Blauvelt sang an aria from The
Creation" and tho waltz song from qounod's
opera "Mireille," a selection to WHICH her
voice is much better adapted. The Misses
Peyny. two vigorous sopranos with ample
voices and adequate skill In using them; sang
two duets. one q gypsy song OF brahms and
the other drom Nicolafs Merry Wives OF
Windsor" which. singularly enough. they gave
in French. signor Campanari. ? popular bari
tone with voice OF especially pleasing Quality.
- e Rol de Lahore" which has begun to rival
"Dio Passente" as a concert selection for
baritones,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-03-19
sh,pwrses or the whaIsy outnt.

James Whaley. young man who lives at $50
Tenth avenue. took two women out for drive
yesterday. All three were crowded into .
buggy behind an old mare which still has
plenty OF go in her. Whaley and his compAn-
ions had good time driving through the
Park. On their return Whaley sped the mare
down Fifth avenue. and. when he reached
Thirtieth street. turned westward toward
81 O'clock at the same time that Ike Perez of
2lO East Seventy nth street. driving one OF
got there.
Perez says. and he Is corroborated. that
Whaley was going at such a rate that . oolli-
sion was not 10 be avoided. The pole OF the
landau struck the buggy amidships and sent
picke them selves up In a hurry. and being
unhurt. were DISPOSED to laugh 1t OF. No
arreStA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-03-19
A WINDOW CURTAIN FIRE.
AIss ElIam's Hand Was Burasd aad Kostss
a Biaps Audience Startled.


The audience at Roster 4 Balls was startled
at y o'clock last night by the ianGle Of fire
engines before the concert hall. Nearly every
body got up and went out. The IRE was In the
apartments OF Mr.. Charles A Thompson. an
architect on the fourth floor OF 40 West
Thirty fourth street. lust opposite Roster Il
Balls.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thompson were not at home
Mrs. ThOmpsOn's sister. Miss EllRm. who had
charge Of the apartments, saw window cur
tain blow against gas Jet and burst INTO q
blaze. she tore the curtain down, and her
dress caught hTe. She ran screaming into the
hall,
Several men occupying rooms in the house
smothered the lro with their coats. Miss III
lam's right hand MAS badly burned. Dr. h. T.
The damage caused BY the lire WAS slight.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-03-19
Thieves AtA PIsaIe.

Two guests who were at the picnic OF the
Ancient order of HibsTnians. at Jonss's Wood.
on Saturday. for business rather than plvas-
ure were Alfred Barnes and Charles Walker.
Both are rather tough looking youths. aud
the attention OF Detectives Weller and Grabe
OF the East SiXty-seysnth street station. who
arrested them. On Barnes were found a gold
watch and a chAtslaine watch aud chain.
Walker had 10 his pocket wOmAns purse.
empty. The prisoners we're TsmAnded By
Justice Koch al Jefferson Market Court yes
terday 10 give the officers a chance 70 fad
owners for tho property.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-03-19

Frank TrojA. the proprietor Of Little Italy
Hall at AIS Fast 18th street. was arrested at
ll:2O o'clock on Saturday night by Detectives
Mooney and Smith OF the East 10th street
station for running his place without a thest-
real license. Tho hall Is in the rear Of TTOIa's
saloon, and performances are given every sat
urday night William lIcviRrdt is the princi-
pal actor. and he has two young men 10 assist
him. The arrest was made after the perform
Ance. aud none Of the audience knew al il.
Trola was aFTaignsd before Justice Simms
Ia the Harlem Police Court yesterday morn
ing. lie said that he had not yiolated the law.
because he had made no charge for admission.
lie MAS held IN $500 bail for examination.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-03-19
Fr.nl R.ynoua Has Go, . JOB.

Frank Raymond. who until his downfall at
the last primaries Of that party Was the Re-
publican boss In the Twenty ssVenth Harlem
Assembly district. has been appointed By JUS
tics Dykmsn one OF the appraisers OF land TO
Be taken for the site OF the new Cornell dam
on the Croton River. The compensation OF an
appraiser is $40 day for eyery day OF service.
and the work OF the appraisers In this case
bids fair to extend over = considerable time.
James W. Boyle. the TAmmRny Hall leader In
the Ninth Assem- oily district Is another OF the
aDpraisSTa.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-03-19
The Weather.

The storm which had spread most Of the states
OF the Mississippi Valley drew together Yesterday and
had its centre the upper lake regions travelling
to the northeast IL showed only slight energy. The
movement Of this depression so far TO the north~ard
resulted in much weather all the country
east OF the Mississippi, the temperature ranging be-
tween co. and 7O9 AZ about all points at the same
tine colder weather spread over the Northwest stAss
In this city the day fair although threatening
i'm the morning; the ofnciAl temperature ranged be-
tween AZ and 6as; average humidity % per cent
WIND northeast TO south. velocity milss
hour: bAromster corrected to sea level AZ A. n,
so rs; 3 2. NJ, 3ol2
The month March up TO the present date has bees
exceptional in point Of mildnsss The FsAn IsmpsTa-
turs for the month already 1909 in excess OF the
normal. aud the rainfAuis ~ inches less thsa ihs
average,
The thsrnOmstsr at Pstry's phArmaeY In rHs Sos
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-03-19
COTTON MERCHANT APPELL INSANE.
ne Escapes from . Asylum ana When Cap
tursd DaAess Tor ths Police.

tursd DaAess Tor the Police.
Henry A. Appel. a cotton merchant from
Savannah. Ga. who has been showing symp-
toms of weakening intellect for some weeks.
was sent to DR.. Granger's Private Retreat for
the Insane near Bronxyille. Westehester
county on Wednesday. Early yesterday morn
ing he escaped and made his way to Mount
Vernon. There he pledged his watch for money
enough to reach New FORK. and he was wait
ing at the New York Central Railroad depot at
Noun nerhGH , i9 Po trsin when he was cap,
police.
lie talked nationally enough at FIRST but az
terwRrd, II 10 said, he began TO Tamble in his
talk, and on reaching the police station hs
sang aud danced for the AmuIement Of his
captoTs. He was sent back to the asylum. lie
has two brothers and a brother in law in bus
mess IN Savannah.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-03-19
RI.nop LItlI.ioL. Arrlr.s.

The steamship Ailsa Of the Atlas line arrived
from Port su- Prince yesterday Among her
passengers we're BishsD MttlSiohn Of Long
Island. the Hon. T. Jefferson Coolidge. Capt
n. Ipplston aud Frederick Hitchcock, both OF
Boston, and Dr. T. p Hitchcock OF Danyers.
Mass. Bishop Littlslohn embarked on the
Ailsa at Kingston.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-03-19

For bilious headache and
all other conditions resulting
from constipation, go by the
book on Beecham's pills.
Book free, pills 25c. AT drug
stores, or write to B + Allen
Co. 365 Canal st, NewSYOrk-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-03-19
senator Vance IIlIaJaeL .onvIlIs.

JACKSONVILLE. Fla. March Ex-senator Zsb-
ulon Vance OF North Carolina has reached
here from suwanss Syringe where he has
been staying for his health. The Senator was
aui1S ~ "han ~ Tessnsd ne Si'y; Ply ls pet
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-03-19

Commsads itssr 20 the SslLiatoEmsd % DO pleasantly
and snectuay what formerly done in the erudsst
manner and dGAgreeAbly a. veil To eleauts the ava,
ts abd break up eoda hsad4ehsA ana teEers Etthons
After adecta the ae1ghtfal qula u "a
ava FaEsd1- aIEg1 ef RlzA .4A zEL---a--z---zi=s
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-03-19

Miss Margaret PhelAD. 50 YsArs old. fell from
the thiTd-story window OF her home az SD
Sussex street Harrison. n. j., Yesterday. Lpd
IA moKtang hnEL 49, a
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-03-19
PAIHoLMAN Days BRAVERY.
It Has Earned Him the New York Board q
Fire UndsrwrIter.' Medal

It Has Earaed Him the New York noard OF
Fire UndsrwrIter.' Medal
The following general order has been posted
in each OF the five Fire Insurance Patrol houses
In this city;
The New York Board OF Fire Underwater has An-
thorEsd the presentation Of the Underwriters medal
TO Permanent PAtolmAn owen DAILY OF Patrol No g. for
daring bravery in rsscuing woman from the fourth
floor OF burning building oIS Eighth avenue, on the
night OF jan 20. The hsroiSm OF the pAtrolmAn
81 sSs t.nahs s T:s nse.
i9 order 60 render homer % whom homer 4, due
ana shortly SfrsT the arrival Of PSiioi 10 female
hss. p the s 0%S P.T6nsa 6sy
as .ss .n e9 Of snS Iro6 S 10: 6Gu
buildings and the IiH Ioet leader passed over into
ad r: apon Ii fs1sa P ~ tsP Rms The
'9sss5 me- t: Il va T.S:. u b. %1S sny
The personal courage. nerve. aud coolnoss displayed
perhaps he oHsciaus-6sng seiuAtsd IsOisy By
ins St M sEsn ~ sss saesne. q
gold medal Of honor aud this honorable mention
The presentation OF the medal to DAILY will
take place In the Ofics Of the New York Board
q Fire l,ndeIwIiteTs In the presence OF the full
OF Patrol 8 during the latter part OF this week
killed HIAssIT VIA ImuaIsAsIak Gas.
Herman Hirsh. 80 years old. committed sui
eide at his home. 1855 First avenue. shortly
before q o'clock yesterday evening. Hirsh
kept a fancy and dry goods store He lived
with his wife and three children in rooms at
the rear Of The store. About O'Clock Mrs
Hlrsh took the children and went for q walk
leaving her husband reading the newspaper.
He ADpeared 70 be In unusually good spirits.
and told his wife to stay out In the air as long
as possible
About three hours later q woman who lives
on the second floor OF 655 smslled a strong
odor OF gas. She discovered that it came from
the store. and. becoming alarmed called q
policeman He found no one In the store. but
on sofa In the kitehsn lay the bodJ OF HiTsh,
The latter had fastened a rubber tube to the
gas burner Then be turned on tho gas and
placing the free end Of the tube in his mouth
laid down on the sofa which stood under the
a. uAt4Aes zz-sA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-03-19

Tie thernomsfsr az Psfry's phATmacY To raE Sos
building recorded Jsssrday a. follo~s
, 1894-09-18
2tQaemeiner Drooufteumarst.

To(9etOe preiie wuroen bel gr06eeru Par=
ttelt e%ritelt:
Webl- 9orter g8eiSeu (Botent) 1poreu
ou9elebt 5t $3.15@3.40 III Sdiieru; wei6er
8el5elt CBGteltt) So. 00@3.10; barter @ei3e1=
C50dermebU $1.80@2.O0 III Sddeu; mei6er
Mei5en= (GGderme6D$ 81 COOL. 90; ,,9Reb 0oq"
S .3O@1.40 i'll SGteu; WulterpelSeu S2.4O@
$50 III 6ol;.
&og9en- Seine @erfdufe.
%en- gut bis por3iigli6 81. 00@11.5 80.
@orn- 8ertQiIfe Mod 9robe m0reu :
9{o. 2, 543@-c.; 30, 3, 534@55c; So. 4,
534c.
@ iutermetseu- @ertGufe ua6 qrobe
,parelt, SEQ. 4 rOtber 48@50c.
Nr ii B / a ! l 5 28 { / 5 II - Eetue Ser
fGufe.
@erne- 53@563c.
@ofsr- @erfauie ua6 qro6e paren :
go. 2, 30@314.
9Gmereieu Tlo6s S1.99@1.933;
ueuer) 8imot6p $5@5.1O; Slice IS. 50@8. 10.
&leie- $12. 5O@12.75
2S b Step S1.33.
Gutter Seite Creamery : g8oare 24c:
quite 2l4@23c; ~mttteln1dBi9e 17@19c; Goirn,
bette, zoe; ntittelgute mo CUTE 16@1Sc;
frtl0er Bafit9= 9tod 104@11c.
&G 1e-Youn9 Qtmericau 9@9!c; S9wet=
SerfGle 13@14c, Gimburger 64@7c.
sell iii el - Spriu9 G6iderS 11@13c;
@Gnie S4@6.OO boS 9uBeno.
@ier- 13R@14c per 0uBen6.
8obuen- 8eite NapieS 81. 300;
mittel9ute S .80@l.85; nit ser Mai6ine ge=
reilti9te $1.35@1.4O.
@rbi len 9etrofltete, CRIME, 87!@9Oc.
&ortof etu- NoIe 68@73c, oQs 8u=
bel. Garlp 0bio 68@73c baS 8uibel.
@etoelbeereu- 75c@1.10.
81 pnfo - 90 49, 40 M ,,or Go
Us q ermelonen S40@85 per
Ba99ou.
N E intraubeu- 14@1G per Ror6.
8trueu-$ 1.40@1.5O per 40 @fo. Site.
@ftrit6e- 65@7Oc per 20 Bib. 8os.
8]auaueu 81 5@1.50 per 8uu6.
itroueu - S4.50@6.5 so bic 8or.
6oni9- 0eiBer Rlee, III @fuube abqe.
t6eilt, 114@124c; ui1t 10 BED, 10@1Ic;
ounfel 1O-1O3c oaS Yfuu6; oIS9elaiieuer
5@6c.
@emi e - @eiBfrout, 75c@1.OO bic Gr.
Geuerte -@-c. baS 0uteub gSeiBe 8iibelt,
40c oaS 8ulbel; Stedriben % bQs
SAP WtoOrriibe1 1913 has Dubeu6; Sur
fen 100 per 6aB; G9g Nlant 1Om25c.
boS Sub.; 3wiebelu $1,000 90 per f(QB;
Goutateu 30@50c Der 6orb; 8o6neu, 81 90
Der i SuibeI=Sod; SiBtOruL 5@7c per
Quteno.
Gal9- SO. 1, 44c, 90. 9, 4c.
9 NJ Ell EFT A 43c, B &c, GEL
bes &c.
$ encorn- Qtrf Der 8a6n, ,,Tair"
bis ,,@boice", grimes 34@34c; mittleres, roth
oDer bloBfarbi9, 3@34c; roub NIB erob, 20
23c; ,,@boice" grimes, 5u Carpet 8itritert,
34c; uSelf=1Dortin9", grimes, 23@3c; roth
ODER 9elb elIoI9enoe5, 2@3c.
, 1894-09-18
WArftberi0t.
@9ica 60, IS. September.
2lusm6rttae trl6rFte.

@6ItBpreiie lit g8ei3elt unO Corn tit altOes
relt StGbteu mareu:
@ei5 gfep 0orf: Geptember 574c;
9eSem6er G0bc; Ntai Coo; - ct. 2ouis,
Septeut6er soc; 0eSem6er 525c. - 9ulutb :
Septertber 552c; GeSember 564c. - Miltues
dpoli5: September 544c; December 55fc. -
Baltimore: - Septemter 544c; Ge;entber
574c. = &OleOo: 0oar, 533c; December 56c.
= Wttlmaltee 8aar, 533c; 0esentber 554c.
Detroit 8oar, 533c; December 563c.
Corn le1p port: Geptember 62c;
0e5ember 58gc; Otoi 574c. - ct. 2ouis !:
september 543c; QeSember 49gc.-GaItimpre
8aGr SOC. - September 59c.
, 1894-09-18

OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.
animal Notnmo n+ Of the RELIANCEINSURANCE
hhHucl ptdt0lhUW COMPANY Of Philadelphia in
the State Of Pennsylvania on the 91st day Of De-
Gemberr, 1898: made to the Insurance Superinten.
dent OF the State cS Illinois, pursuant to law:
Capital
Amount of Capital Stock paid up in
, 1894-09-18
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nit 9einem ocrtpunoeten SUP 9eben 8iS
8titnferta 1T eS nett"
y9aS madt ni9t5. Ole ner1nale6eite
&u9eL lit bur9 6aS Tleiicb gegangeu, o6ne
ben &no6en 3u 6erii0ren; ic9 babe Elm
Bflalter auf8ele8t unb Die Q8un6e feit berz
bunben."
'v8iit 9u felt Gangem p~ertpun6et 2
uGor BRET Sagen baS lit fir ntic6 ntd6tS
geue8."
r@e6 aLiol"
Carat unO W}ito trennten it'd Der cine
9tng 3u ben Hutnen Der &apeQe un6 Ser
anoere fol9te Der &arapane.
, 1894-09-18
S,O8G.02

Total Assets, -. 81, 617,550ss
liabilities
, 1894-09-18

Total. 81, 0S2, S98. il
Dedact Premiums paid
for Reinsurance. lI,52l.5l
, 1894-09-18
OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.

Annual Statement Of . the RoGKFoRD INsU'
ford IN the State of Illinois on the 31st day Of
December, 1898: made to the Insurance Superin.
tendent OF the State of Illinois, pursuant, to law:
Capital.
Amount of Capital Stock paid I'D in
, 1894-09-18

Annual Statement G PEs, the NET E63k, F ! =
Newark, in the State of New Jersey. on the
Slst day of December 1898: made to the Insurance.
superintendent OF the State Of Illinois, pursuant
to law:
, 1894-09-18
OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.

ANIMAL Nstpmnpt of the GERMANIA INSUR.
ANNUAL OtetUllUht ANCE COMPANY of New
Orleans in the State of louisiana, on the 3lst day
OF December 1888: made TO the Insurance Super
lntendent OF the State of Illinois, pursuant to law:
Capital
Amount OF Capital Stock paid up in
lu4I.s.sss. 2OO,OGOQ0
, 1894-09-18
KohIen.
6etroduete friihte unS uine.

Apricots.. 10 @$ IA
Blackberries. ............... .08 a 90
RaspberrleS. 800. .............. 20 @ p
Rasins-Muscatels, 1893, p box. -. 80 o. L25
London layer, 1898, p box. 80 a l25
Valencia, 1898, u pound ......... .O5 O.
Zante currantS, 1893, q pound ..... .03 q 10
Citron, u pound ... ~ q Is
Almonds, Terragona, p pound zee. - @ Is
FiIbertS, y pound. - @ .09h
brazil nuts, 81 ound............ - q .07
Naples WalnutS, = pound. ......... - q IL
Wilmington peanuts, q pound -. - a .05
Tennessee peanuts, white, 9 pound - a .O5
Tennessee peanuts, red, y pound. - @ .O5
Virginia peanuts, q pound. ... - "a .05M
Spanish she'll peanuts, q pound .... - @ OF
Pccans, q pound 81 a .lG