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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-19

GUESS THE Bors NAVE GONE TO SEA
Their Parsats ~ OF Much Alarmed for HoanE
De n nnde Wills and IIlIsE

This IL not an Indian hunt: 1t looks more
like n ssaiaring adventure" said James de
Vaudeville. one OF the editors OF the Tdb's,
about the disappearance Of his lG-year-Old
son, Charles Gray do Vaudeville, and Charles )
chum, William Hiler. Young Hitler is - years
old. and lives at ~ West Ninety ffth street
His father John d. Hier. is clerk with the
ii. d. Clahin COMPANY
The boys have deyeloped great interest in
O'clock on "Wednesday morning young De
Vaudeville left his home, West SiN'y third
street, Osteusibly to so 70 the Nest lOith
street grammar school, lie went Instead to
Hil-r's home. and an hour later the boys set
out from there together. one carried a
satchsl and the other parcel
Who're are Tou goIngF' Mrs Hiler asked
am going with Charley TO holp him carry
some things to his fathers Office" said the
They did not come home, Yesterday Mr.. de
Vaudeville notified the police. Mr. Hi!er did
not bother about his boy,
When he gets ready to come home he can
come" he said last evening.
De Vaudeville visited most OF the ships. and
no has since expressed desire TO join the
navy. Young Hller at least SO he told his
father. had already been examined Tor admts.
sion 10 the school shin ST. MaTy's, and had
passed. Mr. de MandeSii.s thinks tho boys
may have gone to Philadelphia,
They went well armed. De Vaudeville took
Mandsyilly had about sIdin money, buEyounG
HileT. his father says. bad none. De hahde-
VILE MAS until recently member OF the
Twenty second Reg ment cadet corps.
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NIchoIs's Clerks Had to Get Ia,s the Store
by Hope In the Morning.

by Hope In the Morning.
When George Young. shipping clerk for
George W. Nichols & Co, cigar manufacturers.
went o open up their salesroom on the second
floor at Al Warren street at 3 o'clock yester-
day morning. no found the keyhols stopped
UP with tutti-frutti and tacks. He began pick
ing away at the obstruction with a pocket
knife. hut didn't make much Roadway. Soon
he was Joined by James Grocan. another
clerk. and by Charles l. Nichols. son OF tho
senior partner All three picked at tho lock
for an hour and then gave tup.
tending to go down The elevator shaft. The
hatchway was closed. lot of burglars
tools lay on the trap. ii . could see, too that a
piece OF the door was missing, leaving space
lust large enough TO admit mans rody,
Nichols and IrOgAn lot Young down By a
rome and he worried his way through the hols
In the door. Then lie forced the lock on the
main door and let in his COMPANIONS
Two burglars at least hal been there the
side OF the building by the aid Of signs aud
cornless. entered the ELEVATOR shaft through
broken window closed the hAtrhway and
bored about forty augeT holes in the lower
rlght-hAnd corner OF the door so as to enable
them TO break out piece and enter the sales
room.
from ksst West. On one side ~ the room was
a row OF cabinets, or mOistening Gosrs," in
which were stored about - OuO cigars In all
there were 100000 cigars within their reach.
They couldn't carry a great many away. 4 lew
hundred dollars worth are missing.
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CHIRI1Y HospIrAL oUARAN1INED.
Seven More Cases OF Sr ail-pox Discovered
There Yesterday.

Seven More Cases OF Srsii-pox Discovered
There Yesterday.
Despite the precautions taken Immediately
after the discovery that the death OF the ra-
tlent Louis Schmidt. which occurred In tho
Charity Hospital. Blackwell's Island. on jan
2. was due to smallpox the disease has gained
. foothold mong the 300 inmates Of the in
stitution. Yesterday eight cases were report
cd to the Board OF Health-seven on Black
wells Island and one in the olty-all Of which
are probably traceabls to infection from
Schmidt. The doctors at the hospital failed
to correctly diagnose the cause OF Schmdt's
death. and It was not until the body had lain
several days Mt the Morgue that it was dis
covered he had died OF smallpox
.c9sS With thu Disease .SG sro Warden R06er
Illus Maloney, 2S: John Klingst: p Philip Deis.
German. ~. and Patrick sullivan. 33 All
have been In the hospital oyer three weeks.
Island since Tuesday vnccinating the patients
and attendants They quIrantined the ward
in which the stricken patients were
The now cases reported yesterday broke out
ip different ward; and the Msdisal BOARD Of
No new patients will DO received and no visi-
tors viii be allowed. The physicians have ar
TSPEsa 20 are we'll enough to be n
Doty will investigate and see II they liye attic
address they give. ~ they do they Will be al
lowed to leave the island and inspectors will
visit them every day. II theyare not known at
the places whore thoy clai TO reside they will
he kept on the island until all danger is past
Tho six patients who were attacked yest-r-
day and Warden Roberts were removed last
night to Riverside Hospital on North Brother
Island.
Mary REYNOLDS. % years old, was removed
from the Florence Mission, ut 23 Blocker
street 10 Riverside Hospital yesterday. suf-
fering from smallpox. She was sent to tho
workhouse on Blnckwell's Island a couple Of
weeks ago. She was one OF the ten-day vo-
men who are made to do scrubbing on the lsl-
and. She spent couple OF days scrubbing ut
Charity Hospital. She came down from the
Island a week ago and became an inmate ~
the Florence Mission. The other women at the
mission have been vaccinated.
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aLoYE AAp aoon FILLowsaIr."

A $4,000 Suu As iin-t Priest Settled IOF
TLezs Tender tOnsidrratIoAs-
1t was announced in the sureIlor Court In
Brooklyn yesterday that the suit @! Margaret
Thomas a private detective, against the lev.
Father Philip Ksnnsy for $4,000 dal+lges for
alleged assault had been discontinued COun-
sci for the defendant explained that the set
Element was made for love good feeling. aud
good fellowship" The alleged Assault OC-
Cured one night about 4 yea ago when 3lEs.
house ard inquired for Father kenneY, While
she was Involved in q controversy with one Of
the inmates Of the house Ia the hallway. step
ladder Was hurled down stairs at her and
Knocked her down. She alleged that father
ksnnsT threw the ladder.
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JURTmEN CHANGED THEIR MINDS.
In Their Recon- They Agreed On . Verdict.
bat In Court Two Disagreed


CHICAGO. Jan. 1s.-After being out forty
hours the jury In the case OF II. H. Porter
against ex Senator ID. NJ. Sabine of Minnesota.
which has been on trial in Judge Grosscup's
court. was unable TO agree aud was dis
charged. 80 that the case will have TO be tried
again. The jury came into court with vsr-
diet against sabine but the finding WAS set
aside because when the IuEy was polled two
which they had agreed IN the IVY room. The
verdict allowsd Porter Sl5OblS - damages
The Jurors who refused to assent TO the Vsr-
diet were joseph NJ. shenk aud Samuel
The dispute between Sabine and Porter
dates hack To 1898 when Sabine organized his
zig car eomuanY with a capital OF $1,000 OOO.
The assets OF Secor. Sabine 4 90. we're tax en-
in by the new company. aud Porter SAYS that
contrary to an agreement made hstWeen him
and sabine about S'DO0lO Of the assets OF
Secor Sabine n Go. were disposed Of q secure
liabilities OF Sabine. and that a large amount
Of the Indebtedness OF the firm Was saddl ed on
the car company The whole case hinged on
the question whether SecoT Sabine Co. were
insolyent
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crr.r,ne Hsu.s Buudras Company.

ALB,SY. Jan. ls.-The New York Clearing
House Building Company was incorporated
to-day. The capital stock amounts 10 $4,000.
and the company is formed for the purchase Of
land aud erection. fitting and furnishing and
maintenance OF buildings as accommodations
for the use Of tho New YORK Clearing House
Association. The corporation is to continue
Tor lfry years The directors, are GeCr:r, q.
mons, Edward H. Perkins IT., aud Damon &
Clark New York city. George a. Williams, as
President OF the New YORK Clearing House
Association. subscTibes for b. shares OF the
stork while each AZ tile directors, Ir"lVdinR
Nc. Williams. subseTibss Tor live shares.
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&. EyELxSD'S POLICE.
II Does Not suit state Chairman Cutcheon
and He Ke.IEh-.


S.. PAU. Jan. 1S-A great deal OF comment
has teon octasIoned In Democratic circles By
a letter Of resignation from +. NJ W. Cutcheon.
Chairman Of tho Democratic state Central
Committee. which was made public this after
noon. In It Mr.. Cuteheon says:
Without being guilty OF disloyal criticism
OF the present democratic Administration, 1
may say that am not in sympathy with tho
policy that has been adopted by it In making
Appointments to Federal Offices | believe
that no one would give support more heartily
than | would to policy OF genuine civil
service reform. a policy in accordance with
which removals from Office would be- occa-
stoned solely 10y uutness to hold II on the part
OF the incumr ont. AMI appointment dictated
only hy the special fitness OF the appUintec;
hut with the policy adopted by the present
Administration, which IS at once retrogressive
f-ou. the standpoint Of the refOriner and unjust
from the standpoint OF the partisan. have no
sympathy. -
vices characteristics Of the spoils system and
possesses none OF its redeeming qualities"
The Committee refused to accept the res
ignation, tut roforred 1t to the next State
Convention.
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They Are Fined sz5 Apiece for the Bt OF
DeviIiry They Failed 60 Garry Gu.


MONTREAL. Jan. 1S-Thore was big crowd
In court to-day to hear tho sentence In the
case OF MERCER. POLAND. and Dcmartigny. tho
three young men who attempted to blow mp
the Nelson monument.
Judge Dugas in delivering his judgment said
that he was placed in a peculiar position. He
was positive that had the accused known what
damage TO life and property they might have
caused. had their plans been carried out they
would not have attempted such dastardly
deed. The excitement caused throughout the
world at the time of the affair was quickly dis
PEELED by the prompt action OF tho Governor
General in cabling the true facts to London.
AT this time said his Honor. there are
too many Socialists in tho world Just waiting
to applaud any such acts. Why should not
England honor a man of Nelson's stamp? He
was a great man and his monument shall
stand on Jacques Cartier square In his com.
memOration.'
Judge Dugas then imposed a fine OF s25 In
each case.
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SAYS HE'S NOT ANOTHER MAN.
A New York Criminal Gets n Chance to Pre-
dues IIis Alleged Doubis.

BosroS. Jan. 1S.-Charles Williams. charged
with having burglars tools in his possession
and breaking and entering the store OF
Mead & Co.. on North Market street.
on Dec. u last. was brought into
court for sentence yesterday. but sentence
was deferred until Friday to enable the de-
fendaut to bring Lewis Corn from New York
TO satisfy the court that Williams 10 not Corn.
The prosecution say they are the same II de-
sires to put before the court the record OF sem
fences OF Corn for crime.
Williams admits that New York Is his homo.
but denies that he is Corn and offered to bring
on Corn, il II was thought necessary. to Gis-
prove certain photographs OF Corn which were
produced in court.
Tine photographs are said to bear close re-
semblRnce TO the defendant, though they were
taken soma time ago. Halt n dozen police In
spectors are positive that the defendant 10
Corn.
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Test OF tn, Montgomery To-day.

NEw LONDON. Jan. 1s.-Ths Govern m emit
steamer GardsniR completed the wor to-day
OF placing buoys for the Montgomery trial. and.
weather permitting. the new cruiser will DEM
orstrate her speed in a four hours run to-
morrow. Tho Gardenia, with Commander p
H. Cooper and Lieut.. Nest aboard, has been
engaged since sunday morning IN laying out
the thiTty-siN- mile course on Long Island
Sound. When notified this evening that the
CONVENIENT is ready for the trial the con-
tractors announced that they would make the
run tomorrow unl ess thick or stormy weather
prevents. The sailors superstition against
friday was not taken into account.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-19

The hearing in the contest between Michael
Mcguire. the democratic AssemblymRn from
Richmond county. and Michael Conklin. who
ran on The Republican ticket, was begun yes
teriay in the Village Hall, New Brighton, be-
Assembymen Terry OF Saratoga. McNAmee OF
Ulster. and NRcheTon Of Queens. Mcguire Was
represented hy Gen NlnEate and Conklin by
Louis Phillips. Several witnesses testified
a. 10 the manner in which the voting was con-
Quoted AMI how the ballots were counted
The hearing will be continued to-day.
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STATE EoEKIyGMEN's ASSEMBLY.
some Proposed Radical Legislation En-
Standardization of Onicer-.

some Proposed Radical Legislation En-
dor-ed-Ei-ciio Of Omc-rs.
Albany. Jan. lS.-ht the State Working
mems Assembly to day Messrs. Pratt of New
York Rosencran OF Brooklyn. and Stevens OF
Utica were appointed q committee To revise
the Constitution. Among tho changes pro-
posed is the appointment Of Legislative
Committee from any part OF the State instead
OF Albany md vicinity solely. 1t was decided
to hold n special session OF the Assembly in
May or June. during the session OF the Consu-
tutional Convention.
Resolutions were endorsed providing for tho
payment OF union trade wages on public
works; demanding the restriction OF importa-
tions OF contract labor: requesting the IcGis-
laturo to revoke the franchise OF the Western
Union Telegraph Company and vest its control
In the State; demanding uniform rates for
telephone service in the state at 81 per month;
requesting that the State revoke the franchise
and assume control Of the Now York Central.
West shore, New York, Lake Eric, and Western.
Rome. WATERFOWL and ,lgdehsbpre. Lehlgh
Delaware, IackawannR and Western Railroads
because OF their conspiracy TO raise the price
A Communication from the State Federation
Of Labor was reeeiEcd and ntGh; Sta'inG that i
could do so in the usual way.
The following. officers were elected: Ires-
dent, John Phillips OF brooklyn: Vice PresI-
dents. william IT, Bailey Of New York and
Thomas Gilmore Of Albany; Secretary. James
W. Brown OF Utica: Treasurer James II. Du-
lin Legislative Committee. James II. Duin.
James |. Walsh. and Thomas Gilmore Of Al:
bnny; Executive Committee. Mes9rs. Eas9n u
New York. Mcmahon Of Albany Grossberger
OF Rochester, Steben OF Utica. aud McKenna OF
New York.
4 resolution presented by James W. Brown
Of the Iron Moulders' Union OF tea and re-
ierred to the Legislative Committee, recon-
m ends that the Legislature amend section
3SS, Laws OF 1879. TO abolish the moulding OF
iron and brass in the State prisons. reforma-
tories &c. The newly elected officers were
then installed by James J.. Archibald nf New
York and tho session al burned sine die.
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BROTHER AND SISTER INSANE
The Sim uIar ID IusiOns OF May AAd
MesaeI McCartv OF BroOElyn.

Eighteen year-od Mary McCarty and her
brothe- Michael 4 mccarthy. aged ld, were
yesterday removed from their home at 100
North seventh street. Brooklyn to the Flat
lush Insane Asylum. About two months ago
the girl egau to suisr from delusions She
cOupis Of wears was sitting beside her at the
dinner table and also had The same delusious
about absent relatives Two weeks later her
brother became similarly affected. and finally
Hs no Improvement In their coalition took
place Il was determined to place them in the
asylum. The doctors say that there have been
no other case Of insanity 10 the family.
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UNCLE DICK THOMPSON ErCITED.
he Wants tie Drmocrate Party cast IntO
EisrnrI OBLIVION"


ISpIANAPoLIs. Jan. lS-Indiana Republicans
elected their new state Central Committee to-
dsy bS meeting In the various Congressional
districts each district elsrting one member.
Tho occasion was utilized for large meet
ings, aud Invariably resolutions denounoing
Cleveland were adopted.
At the Terrs Haute, or the Eighth district
Convention. Col H. ". Thompson. the aged
sX-seeretary OF the Navy, presided. and in a
vigorous speech denounced the Wilson bill.
saying II was really tleyelands bill. wilson
being CleysiRnd's amanuensis
The resolutions denounced the Hawaiian
policy OF the Administration.
COL Thompson suggested that the resolu-
lions be adj opted by rising vote. Alter that
was done the Colonel said,
swear by heaven that tho Democratic par
ty may be .ast into eternal oblivion"
A delegate standing ~ the front row waved
his hauts and said MA turn them lace
TuCted,"
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Sem GRAvrsEyD DEMOCRATS.
Republicans ENP'nIn Why the NIX ne
Tcwn IL 81 Politically d resided.

Republicans ENPnIn Why the NIX ne
Tcwn II 80 Politically d is-.iied,
The hearing IN tho Friday Graham contest
for the Assembly seat in the Sixteenth district
To Kings county was resumed In Brooklyn
yesterday and some strong testimony was
presented in favor oi Assemblyman Graham.
hHrr7 y. Henderson, a Republican watcher in
the sixth district testified that 10 per cent. OF
tho summer employees at the island retained
illegal residence in the town. and we're quail
ned 10 vote. He had been around the polls
all dV a. the late election ana did not see
any fraud.
Arson ~ stratton. tho Gravesend repre-
sentative in the Republican General Com nit
Tee testified that he had voted the straight
Republican ticket and got al! the votes no
could Tor his party. lie accounted for the fact
WA' lheI were So few BIS saying that the Re-
pseAeans were on the wrong side Of the eX-
use question so far Is tho town OF Gravesend
H. sGleetned, II he were a p Dor man and in
pegileaR ticket.
I'll Am s,anch Republican" Mr.. Strstton
s sIg; Out my tread aud butter comes ahead u
tin,p, even time, nad so does yours, too mod.
an ami 20 LAWYER Elliott. I've got enough. and
80 lnIsPsndent OF Mckaue or anybody else. |
SSsnels John y MeKane innocent Of all the
~" "sites preferred against him, but | would
ET SSaaa 3y him u ! thought he was IN the
~ Eehty OF men at Grayessnd he doesn't run.
Ave ABOUT 100 tenants in the town. and
SH ,nelleyg, there Is . single Republican
an H,,aT5 sturteyant another Republican also
~ =" tis mat the lat election was on the square.
Is. lal as ne could observe. lie believed ! 800
EsDns voted in the Second district. There
b'r, IT, fraud or intimidation. lie thought the
thtlt'l9n IN brayesend in the summer
t-1se4 from $4,000 to 6O,ON lie was an
"gIoIhFI mem Der OF tho Mckane Association.
tb.tIIe testimony OF this kind Was given. and
assembly ommittee agreed to 90 down to
i..N'cssAl ms morning TO receive an object
E,soh ~ the rapid style Of voting IN the Sc-
wwH"g 'tlliw, ok. The SsnAtorlal Committee
80 ~ mas the MofeTt- McCa rty contest under
N''sVEaiion will also be there
N1"'aH'loa Papers for GaIusha =. Grow,
oIHiLtDELPHIA, Jan. l8-The Republican
N"' 'ommittse has decided. as q preeAution-
80 measure. TO lave the name Of the Hon.
SlIu' "a A. Grow placed upon the ticket for
1uELessman-at-LArgs By nomination papers.
me Democratic faction known as the anti
ADMINISTRATION element. will. Ii Is said. test
ItSaAty OF the nomination OF the Hon.
rH.rs ~ Hancock BY the Harrisburg Demo.
m .C 'yL'entton ~ Jan. 10. on the ground
'tt' lir tgnNcntinn. heiug a TecOnyentd body.
'r -"l~Gat-- I'D MT have the power to choose
l f"H Tor Errssman-At- Large. Mr.
"ss Nominated undsr similar conditions,
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was rue DYIAG NAN RoBBrD,
HIs Relatives sly dob .. WIaaRs's Fla ana
ASasT Wrrv Stolen.

A0asJ "rrv stolen.
ELIZABETH. jan. lS.-The relatives Of Free
holder Job l. Winans. who died in Chambers
Street Hospital on Jan. 81. say that $500 dla-
mond pin. which he wore in his neektle at tho
time he fell in a faint on Chambers street the
daY before he died. has not been returned to
them. In its place cheap rhinestone Was
MiuAns had In his pockets 10 also missing.
superintendsnt ByTnss 10 investigating the
case.
At the Chambers Street Hospital Il Was said
last night that the Identical properly. and all
OF II. which had been found upon Mr. MlnAns
had been turned over to his relatives What
lie may have had before he came Into their
hands they were not responsible for He Was
brought In unconscious IN an am bulanee from
BToadWEy and Murray street At about $50
o'clock on Jan. s.
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Beecham's pills are for

Beecham's pills are for
biliousness, bilious headache,
dyspepsia, heartburn, torpid
liver, dizziness. sick head
ache, bad taste in the mouth,
coated tongue, loss of aPpe-
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by constipation; and consti-
patton is the most frequent
cause Of all of them.
Book free pills 25c. At
drugstorcs, or write BIZ. Allen
Co,36s Canal ST., New York.
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"A, TooL Aao,h.r sIrl 20 ,Ls san.

BsIpGEPoRr. Jan. 19-Josephine Carr aged
20. committed suicide last night bT taking an
overdose Of morphine. Her lover recently
took another young woman to 9 ball ana the
belief that he had lifted her Is thought to have
been the cause Of her act
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Ho.tIILtIe. su.psnasa.

Fo0 ne Ws,LHqtE. Es-BiHq Sly.
How arc vow getting along with your music
lessons" asked the caller.
Very peaceabiy now replied the rssoluts
girl
UuBrel
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PNEUMONIA RAGING.

THRrE DEATHS IN one FAMILY.
A Terr,bis Death Rate observation-disclosures
and Undertshers Bu~y.
rneumonla has become almost an spi-
demic Three deaths occurred 10 one family.
and the disease seems to lie spreading In all
directions THIS dread disease always begins
with n cold and II Ia all important that a cold
ehOuli I've checked a. coon A. IL nanifests
itself An eminent phvsician says that nins-
tenths OF all diseases begin with n cold:
Not one death In ton would occur IL peonle
would take Munyon's Cold Cure. as " Will
positively break a cold inside OF twenty.four
hours Whom the cold reaches the lungs or
bronchial tubes, the cough cure should be
used alternately every hall hour with the cold
cure.
Ask your druggist for 25-cent bottle OF this
remedy
MUNYON'S homeopathic Home Remedy COM
pany. Z Fast 18th at, y I.-iir.
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EUery Size.

Ready-made Sheets, Pillow
and Bolster cases, made in the
very best manner.