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The sun., 1894-02-28
CAPE Martens 10 BE 1RIED.
piss't Esid . Di.srderiy House whe.
Byrses Told uim To.


Byrse. Told Hin To.
Superintendent Byrnes preferred charges
yesterday against Police Captain Frederick W.
Martens OF the Fast Thirty. Nth street station
for neglect OF duty. The charges are based on
the Captains failure 70, suppress q disorderly
house which was raided By Central ONCE men
on superintendent Byrnes's order The Cap
'tain's trial was set for Friday next at IL
o'clock
j Superintendent Byrnes charges as follows
Capt. Martens failed to suppress the house
after his attention had been called TO its
existence and he had been ordered to sup
press II By the Superintendent Mr.. Byrnes
said yesterdsy that Capt. Martens had clearly
have To stand trial
lie, shall PVT sysrS &c cpptsn whG% nd tere
Cspts. Price and Hsnghey. inv in whose si precincts %
Roasss aa ses .sn Hnd. sasS dhsS1sss.
that these officers will also be brought to trial
..raet who aiins.s al The McR.ns 0n59f tls
and c6nfessed there 70 having sworn to false
staten ents vas dispissed M
Of President Martin. and assigned to duty In
men were pTOmotea to be Tound.men: hieSsei
B. snyder Of Delaney street, Joseph A. Gala
Of Oak street. and Milton Woodbridge OF last
Eighty eighth street
Transfers Sergeant VIM Bair. West looth street TO
City Hall RounIsmen-tstr1eG White. Church street
70 Union Market; kiltnn WOoibridEe. East Eighty
eighth street TO ksst l:oh street john AcLanEhIin
Oak street to Eltxabsgh street John DAILY Old SIP TO
west Iwenteth street hiehasl r. snTd-r. DslAhcey
street TO Old snp Joseph Cslgan stes bo>t 90 usi
10 Leonard street Pslrolmsn-ChArle- >tripT. Oak
treei to church street station; harry L Hopper
Charles street TO steamboat squad.
FortJ-two probationers were fully appointed
and assigned 70 precincts. Howard T.. .Ok.e
hill OF Cart Haughey's for Slll spent in
getting evidence against disorderly houses.
was paid.
The new station house for the Eighth pre-
cinet. at - and ~ Macdougal street. Is ready
for occupancy.
The sun., 1894-02-28
FsslsraE FsorE or - EEsEl rEn
-. E.-p Cie-ssr- Avr--ss1 ssr Eesps-s =
Psenses - nss-sy Thsy Feess-

Ssx Es-p Ctesser- Avr-rse1 fsr Eespsss =
Psenses - nss-sy Thsg Fesss.
sIx lsmp cleaners employed on the Third
Avenue Elevated Railroad we're arrested yes-
tsrdsy By Detsctives McCs6erty snd Price Of
Inspector MeIauGhlIn's staT % charges Of
larceny. On Saturday last Samuel Townsend.
Daymsste of the Pssssie Rolling Mills At Pat
erson. started for Harlem 10 pay OF the labor
srs vho are building = bridge there. In =
large envelope he carried tvo or three dozen
small envelopes containing the mems wages.
which aggregated s1.12485.
wheL Mr.. Townsend got on Third Avenue
Elevated train he laid the envelope down on
the seat beside him. At 10th street the ter
minus Of the road he jumped up and left the
ear. 1t was not until he reached the street
that he remembered the envelope. Turning
back he went up the stairs three At q time and
reached the station platform Just In time to
IA. He Os the sssnt ss os on sna
that official conducted him over the tracks to
s tn. train TSssths, ,hey entered the Ssr and
yelope Was found. Mr.. Townsend then went
20 Police Hesdqusrters. where he reported the
bsisctises sf'It Pre-. and aec.ery s.esrtan.d
that the first man 20 enter the ear after II was
engine was David Link. q lamp cleaner. Link
We va, , immsdistely placed under srres, a. tlrst
Hsose ss ssr'' ur Ssd ny 81 the
found the envelope after he had been in the ear
about half q minute he said. At first he In
tended to hand 1t over TO the agent but when
he found that It contained money the tempta-
tion was too great and he resolved to keen II.
30 he put the envelope In his pocket and went
down the track to the lamp house. where he
found i've of his fellow work men eating din
nsr. He told them Of his find and at the same
time pulled the envelope from his pocket AZ
he did 30 the money fell to the floor. In a sec
ond the ak men were scramblinR for u. Link
managed TO hold on TO most OF It, but each OF
the other men got some They tore some OF
the bills In the seramble
Link gave the names Of the other m en- 10 the
detectives, and yesterday morning they were
arrested. They are Frederick Christ Of 535
East 1th street. Thomas Hogan ot 400 East
Eighty free street, George White OF 23l EArt
Tooth street, William Taylor OF ITO East 1l5th
street. and Stephen Buckley Of Newtown, L
l. Link lives at "a Lawrence street. or the
N oneJ Link got 1852. Taylor $40, White
tl2 20. Link toox his money home and locked
II up In a trunk, Taylor gave his spoil to his
wife. White hid his portion under the carpet.
buckley intrusted his bills TO q saloon keeper.
Hogan gave his share to his brother. while
Christs wife placed his S12.bO in the bottom
Of a pot Of beans for safe keeping.
The men all con fessed and gave orders on
the custodians Of the money for its return.
Townsend will only lose about 500. All ak
of the men were arrAigned before Justice
Welde In the Harlem Police Court and held for
aIamination.
The sun., 1894-02-28
Insurance AIsa =, DIaasr,

The eighth annual dinner OF the Life Insur-
anee Association, which is made up OF men
engaged in the life insurance business in this
city. vas held at Delmonico's last night. There
we're about 100 present, not including z a score
OF guests from other eitles The Ia Glss were
Ssa Sst ~ me ballroom. which was elaborAtsly
oeeoI Iated with American nAgs. and an orchestra
presided. S's'
7 The speakers OF the evening were Charles
WILSON CbaTles A. Hewitt OF Chicago, editor
o. the Ins'FdIscs FOS the Rev. John Nesisy
AshLrooE OF Philadelphia-
The sun., 1894-02-28
Til. Doa,I. D,-zo. S.r Aa...o..

CEDIgTowN Gs., Feb. 2T. The Hon. Thomas
Adamson, late ConSul-GeneTal at Panama,
has received from the Emperor Of China the
star and insignia Of the Order OF the Double
DRAGON. The decoration or level OF the order
is OF gold, set with precious stones The ae-
eompanying parchment IL in Chinese Mr.
Adamson while Consul-General at Panama
poTtant Chinese colony on the isthmuA The
decoration Was sent direct 20 the SseTstATy OF
state. and by him delivered to Mr. Adamson
Ar. Adamson was In the consular service Tor
thirty years
The sun., 1894-02-28
Msy ne . TLIrd Board OF WalkIaG Dele.
Gates

The strikes OF the steam filters and other
trades on the Postal Telegraph aud Home
Life Insurance buildings il practically
over. The architects hAveaGreed that only
members of the Progress Association OF
Steam Filters Helpers shall be employed
The United Brotherhood Of Carpenters and the
Elevator ConstIurtors' Union have been aus
refusing TO order their men out. The Enter
prise Association OF Steam Filters has al so
heen SUSPENDED for refusing 10 work with the
helpers unless the helpers Joined their union.
These three unions are iik ely to form q cOmOi-
other organizations. In that case there will
DO third board OF WAiking Delegates
The sun., 1894-02-28
stsssAs Iastitsts stsdsats FIasd Tor s.sw.
balIlaN.

party OF the Stevens Institute students in
Hoboksn began snoWballing each other yss-
tsrdAy afternoon and kept up the sport with
out regard for the women and men who Wera
passing. Policeman Niche ordered them to
quit. but they paid no attention 10 him. FL
naIIy the policeman Put an end to the snow
palIlnE by Arrestlng three OF the students
The prisoners were Johnson htAIord. aged l6
OF Mountain station, y. J. Alexander Tappan
tged ~ 81 seyenty-hr street. this city, and
Jersey City; Recorder AeDOnOugh nnsd the
The sun., 1894-02-28
PARIs's PASSENGERS ARRIvE.
"A Imaigranr. Story OF Eseap. from wrseh
OF Queeastown.

OF QueeastowB.
Some OF the passengers who embarked at
southam pton on the American liner Paris.
which put into Queenstown after carrying
away her ruddsr arrived here yesterday on
the steamships Berlin and Aurania- Their
version OF the mishap to the big ship does not
ulHeL from the account already published.
the stseIage Of the disab bled chip and came
here on the Berlin. 10 OF the opinion that tn
hour before she dropped anchor OF Queens
town lie says the clin loomsd up through q
mist about 800 Yards ahead Just after mid
night. and the Paris. steered By her twin screws
alone, sheered quickly to starboard and missed
the eliH BY quarter Of a mile. which Is pret-
Y large miss IL is likely that the officers ON
the bridge OF the Paris. which had passed .
light q few minutes before. expected to find
the clifl exactly where they sighted it, and thoy
probably used II In shAping her course.
The sun., 1894-02-28
EFFECTS OF THE HARD TINES.
EIsUREs CoLLATgD NJ TBE BUREAU
OF LABOR STA TIsITCs.

-. 49, o.. = -. % a.. r-.--.
- 80. 80. o' Lssssr,es
hsf Aepott Were t'eses EatTeiSt - Fer
Csaf. Partially Cis-ssi - Fee trst Us
sNena-wae.s Rsdseed - - Per se.t.
-. -,
IarGs part of the anhual report OF the Bu-
Fsau Of Statistics Of Labor submitted 70 the
I..t.,.,,,o a, Aik.,, $4,000, n, ro.,,.t.
.Ioa.s Tso.s pon,,.. 4. d..o,.s - ~
aoneL lnomas .. Dowhns' y devoted 70 the
effects Of the hard times. Replies we're re-
..i,.A f,or, ooiI o..nf...u,.,. q 49,,
., " i % % ~. :. ,, ~ S"V"
circulars were ssnt ASKING number Of duss-
tons which are herewith given, With sum
&C. a, IN. ,.nI,s..
oCEsIIoNa
40.
Da theIeeth' shd b'sseht na'l umes eauss asas
psn,ien Of vork in Soprmsnuiseturnf sstaoii'hmeut'
50 has youf uortshop been closed sutirsiy OF
psrti.ilVt
m ,.,,,.u, rh., ,.,e.n,.s. a, ,.,, .-,,o,...
80. t.,, 80 -.,s,
MHsbsy smp'oysd nron the hslttims system
Yer bov long penot we're your worhs elossd'
O. We. there sny rsduetlon In usre, on account Of
II. busn... d.prs,.ien ana. n so what percentage.
.,,s.,,..I -. -. -. a !. - -. -.
AZ tns nms yout vorhs closed d . you nave ordsn
shsei sumeisht 70 hesp hsm running proV'ded ths
esnss vould render Jou the usual discounts aud ss
s,sianest
REPLIES.
The sun., 1894-02-28
Ss.ssS UNEMPLOYED IN sRooKLrx
NsATiy 10000 Psrssas - Need OF AssIst.
aAes-Ths PoIles Csasus

census OF the unemployed in Brooklyn.
which Was completed by the police yesterday
AFTERNOON and forwarded 10 Mayor sehisTsn.
shows that there are In that town los. S24 fam
lilies affected By the hard tlmsA OF the "a. 1893
families who are affected tG6sS men and
o'ess women have no employment, aud 1883
persons are In absolute Assd Of assistance.
In the Brownsville district. where Hebrew
tailorS have located, 3.22l men and 2u6 women
are out Of work. Here more than 1000 say
they need aid. IN the Eleventh prseinct,
which includes the Red Hook district. where
there are many Italians. 4.l4l men and 5sI
women have no work. and 4.l4l nssd assist
snes, City Clerk BENJAMIN will submit the rs-
port 70 the Aldermen on Monday.
THIS Is the census OF the ul0m ploYsd and
nsedy poor Ia brooklyn as complied b. the
The sun., 1894-02-28
Til. Patterson stril. M.y B.so-s General.

Paterson. n. J.. Feb. 27.-Ths silk ribbon
manufacturers will submit to- o-morrow a com
promise price list to the WsGvers. which will
tetwenty Der cent. lower than that the wei ayers
asked them 10 adopt. The weAyers ln four
teen mills are now out on strike. The strike
promises TO become general N the WeAVsrs re-
smploJed by Frank DugaB, the William
Strang Company. and X 4 II. Adams left Ihsir
looms to-day.
The sun., 1894-02-28
DIsAz-s.-.s, A-sas PartA.r.

Herman Frank has applied 10 the Supreme
Court for the apDointmsnt Of q receiver for the
firm OF Hodge. sehopf Mayer. lithoETapsrs
At ll2 Fulton street doing business as the
American Label COMPANY Mr.. Frank repre-
Sented frank sehOpL and ne obtained q tenn
poTATy inlgnetion restraining the other part
sTty. The partners have disagreed M. frank
said Yesterday that the nTm l. psTfsstlJ sol-
The sun., 1894-02-28
MR. DoDD and HIS noUsEkkEpkR.
He Says She Attacked Hin with the Poker,
but He Must stsad Trial

John Wright Dodd. the seventy-year-old
broker accused OF beating his housske eeper
with poker at 232 East Ninth street. was ar
raIgned at the Essex Market Police Court yes
terday. The housek seper, Ida Fuller. told the
story which has been published already.
Dodd said that when be entered the rooms
about o., o'clock on Monday evening. the
woman. Without Any .proyoeation. raised the
poker TO strike him. He took tho poker from
her. and then she tried to get out OF the room
through tho door but could not do So Then
she opened the window. and In getting onto
the flTe escape fell and cut her head.
Justice Hogan held him for trial.
The sun., 1894-02-28
BRooKLFS's sIoLkS WATER.
The Citi.ens' EIeetrie Light Coapssy s.ys
Is Will Par Up.

The Citizens Electric Ilumin atipsg Com ,.a
OF Brooklyn has notified City Works Comu.s-
sioner White OF its readiness to ray for the
water which has been surreptitiously novins
In Rock well place for the past Ave years.
A meter Is to be put on the connection. and
In this way, an estimate 10 to be made OF the
amount OF the water stolen The com pany. IL
is thought will have to refund som ethin in
the neigh borhood OF s2OOOu There are NOS
likely to be any prosecutions In conn ectiou
with the Irregularities
The sun., 1894-02-28
!, D.e-.sa b b, 81. I..wr,...

odDESsBURG. Feb 27.-Thomas Layier Of
this city. Matthew Steiner OF Syracuse. and Z.
Barrett Of Montreal. started 60 drive across
TIE 81 Lawrence on the Zoe from Prescott TO
drove Into an air h0le and stelnsT and Barrett
were drowned. The horse and cutter also dis
appeared undsT the ice.
The sun., 1894-02-28
Fs.s Ter ,As UasnpIoy.a.
Mayor Gilroy announced yesterday the FOL.
lowing additional subscriptions to the fund
IIe2ge5 20


Funeral services over the body Of Norman L
Munro. who died last Saturday at the Hoffman
House we're held Yesterday morning at the
Collegiate Reformed Church Twenty ninth
street and fifth avenue The hsF. DF. H. j..
buIThl ohelatsd Asalsled By the Rov. c. l.
Miller the Rev d. loung, the Rev. DIR. W.
q 9teele OF Elberon and the Rey. Dr. MeLsAn-
steele The intsTment vas IN GTssnWOo1.
The sun., 1894-02-28
Aaaoy.a Dr. Pow.ir. P.,..,..

Several patients Of DR.. Seneca D. Powell OF
IL West Fortisth street have been annoyed re-
Gently By a tall. military looking man who lin.
gered in front OF the physicians house during
his once hours. On Monday afternoon n
whom she left Dr. PowelPs house com planned
70 policeman and the man was arrested.
lie gays the name OF Ensbedenhud Camille
He wore Grand Army hat and q long milf
!ary cloak. lie WAS held for trial by Justice
Yesterday.
The sun., 1894-02-28
rr..,ae., II. n. s.l.a ..sr.. 8. u. r.,,.,

The letter OF President Milton H. Smith OF
the Louisville and Nashville Railroad an
nouneing the withdrawal OF the road from the
association has been sent In pam phlst form 10
the members. Mr.. Smith declares that he has
been forced TO withdraw because OF the con-
tihued violation OF the agreement BY the other
ceiver lie Is especially severe in his criticisms
OF the methods OF the receiver Of the Cinein-
pati, New Orleans and Texas Pacific h M.
ieton- The charges against the latter are
made In detail and have been the cause OF
much comment among railroad men.
The sun., 1894-02-28
B4rr.,, Hoa,s sassls s.sI s-sl-.

Guests AZ the Barrett House, at Broadway
and Forts third street. who we're at break last
or about to get up Gt $50 o'clock yesterday
morning wore alarmed hy the appeATAncs Of
smoke In the corridors. The excitement vas
thers4ssd ~ the arrival Of the IRE engines.
u hsd sisIte1 an0ng Tgb6Ish h tie LSssSasaI
The sun., 1894-02-28

For sour stomach and all
other conditions resulting
from constipation. go by the
book on Beecham's pills.
Book free, pills a5c. AT drug
stores; or write to B F. Allen
CO, 365 Canal st, New York.
The sun., 1894-02-28
To Ts., ID. rlI.IsaI E..ala.tro. Law.

Miss Agnes Lyon, Who is suing the ele-
waited road to recover damages for Injuries she
reesiVsd during collision between two trains
on the Ninth avenue road in October. 1892
has appealed through her counsel from the
order granted by Judge Pryor requiring her
peal will bs argued before the General Term
OF the Court OF Common Pleas 10 March. II
there should be q stay Of proceedings until the
appeal was settled in case the plalnti1 aD-
The sun., 1894-02-28
HOMES FOR 7Wo ABANDONED B<B.a
oss Found In . Chureh asd the oihsr Take.
In Out OF the storm.

N VuN OF ths bform.
Nra Herman r. Deikmann found an aban-
doned baby only few hours old in the vesti-
bule OF the church at Madison avenue and
Thirty-eighth street on the morning OF Nov.
10. 1891. She toox the waif to her homo at
40 Lexington avenue and has cared for it
ever since. All efforts to discover the parents
were unavailing. Mr. and Mira Deik msun have
become warmly attached to the child and yes-
terday they obtained permission to adopt IL
Pleas.
Mrs Mary Welsh OF 100 Mott street met q
scsntily clad young woman with q fifteen days
old infant in her arms wandering in the storm
on Monday. The girl was covered with snow.
hhc said sha had no place TO go TO. Mrs
Welsh took her home YESTERDAY morning on
awaktng she was surprised to ind that the
mother had disappeared during the night
leaving the babe behind her She took the In
fant to the Tombs Police Court yesterday but
aftervard decided to keep It herself for the
The sun., 1894-02-28
sssisHssa for PERJURY In the BarasE.t PARK
LitIEatlOp.

TRENTON. n. j.. Feb 2Z-Hiram T. Downing,
who Vas convicted In the Mercer County
Court OF perjury in connection with tho Barns-
Eat Park litigation. was to-day sentenced 10
pay nne of sIu0. Lieut.. Edwin s Parrow Is
under Indictment on a similar charge ia the
same case. Judge Woodruff told Downing he
would not send him 10 prison because Of his
previous good character and the iset that his
mind appeared 20 be At times affected. The
of others.
The sun., 1894-02-28
satisasd that Ar. Lew. Death Was No,
EIolSaf

BosroS. Feb. 2z.-Ths relatives OF the late
benlAmin 10" OF Gloucester arrived from New
York this morning with the body a, M -
Ihey say that they lDyestiRA.sd tho move
pents oi Air. Law from the time he reached
new lofk until within an hour VI his death
aud arc convinced that death was due n
natural eHuses aud that there IL no good rs',-
son for suspsetink foul play 80
The sun., 1894-02-28
Msilsr AAaasIsaua'. Fu..ra,

II is expected that the body Of Old Mother
MandeloAum. the notorious fence" who disd
In canada On sunday. will be brought 10 this
Slty ioT burial either TO day or to morrow Mrs
MAndslbanm has daughter buried 10 CypTsss
tllis SemeleTy. and her Uoly viii be intsETsd
beside Il, Augustus MAndelbAum M, dssi
Soman's son will come With the body
The sun., 1894-02-28
NEWS OF THE RAILRo1DS

New rsrk SD New EsEiaas Receivers
wm Ask Astherity a. borrow Msasy.
The receivers OF the New York and New
England Railroad Company have been consld-
sring the advisability Of an issue OF recsivsrs'
certificates to m eet the pressing needs Of the
company. II 10 understood that they have e.
cided that the issue OF certificates would be a
wise step. but have not yet determined What
amount VIII be Necessary, Application for
courts early In March.
The sun., 1894-02-28

CARAcAs. Venezuela. Feb 2o-Ths National
Congress- will meet here to-day aud as soon
as the House l. organized will proceed 10
Ia.llg the election Of the PRESIDENT for the
new teIm OF Tour Year,. Gen. JOAquin Tssno
l,., sho hss 6sen ths PEOPLES choice will Be ln-
The sun., 1894-02-28
wrssEsa'hs Ca. House ..a Krnss Oas n ~.

PHILADELPHIA. Feb. 27.-By an explosion Of
gas At the Point Breeze Gas Works early this
morning one mau was killed and three dan
Esrously injured The victims are: George
Custer. killed. ami William Rose. Charles Car-
son, and Andrew Orr Injured The explosion
occurred in the puTifyinR house and ls sup
posed 70 have bean caused by one Of the work
men stTiking match 70 Hight his pipe. The
report Of ne sIposion vas heard for several
The sun., 1894-02-28
stssI. ALaskays,. Fu.sral

CHICAGO. Feb 27.-FuIsTaI services over the
remains Of Steele AIekAys we're held this
afternoon Prof swing delivered an AadFess
IN which hs sulogiEsd The life Of MAeksyo and
spoks ot hls services 70 dramatic ara hOland
bssd AAd L A bsgEes @sds eElsi addresses.
The sun., 1894-02-28
TIL. M. Hs We. LsoLI0s For.

E|E|
don't never read them lynn newsTArsrs =
said Farmer BaildAF TO the gentleman 10 ne
next seat
=. That's right" replied his fellow passenger.
you can't believe a word they say"
And on the strength OF the slight acquaInf:
Ance thus formed the polished stranger
the sef-sunlcient countryman twy brass
bricks for 81 500 each
The sun., 1894-02-28
NIstL KsErHsat Araorg PlaH. CAO..s

The ArmorJ Board adopted yesterday the
plan submitted b. Architects Cable aud saT-
gsant for the Ninth Regiment armoEy. to
be Luit on the site Of the 7 Esnty- second Rag
ins4t sFmory 70 Fourteenth street ssst Of
slAth avenue The aFmOTy vii! have q gTAnite
front on FOurtssHth strsst Aad : bFfeE front.
Win stons tFi nmings, on filtesnth slrest. Ths
estimated eoEt ls SO, ,OJQ
The sun., 1894-02-28
A-I,JvHs Decide. 10 ne I.sorporat,s.

ANrTIvnLF, Feb 27.-Ths special election
held to-day 70 decide as 10 the Incorporation
Of the village resulted in favor Of ineorpora-
tion ~ q majority Of fifteen. Three hundrsd
and thiTty-nEs votes were polled out Of a pos
The sun., 1894-02-28
20 b. BE. b. s.la ID Mre.r.a n-

SEATTLE. Feb. CIV, " White. a contractor
Isst evening nrsd three bullets into james s
hoiL l0FmsEly his foreman. ana a few miuutsa
lAler shot himself through the heart HoIf
broos sbiy viii die. White charged Hon ,-ifh
icing zoe iRtlRals with hls via "''-
The sun., 1894-02-28
An Advisory Csn.irt-s Tor the Receivers.

Al the request OF the receivers OF the Cleve-
land. Canton and Southern Railroad Conpsny
representatives Of the several CLASSES of bond
holders and other creditors will act as an Ad-
Nsory committee. The receivers will consult
with them on matters OF Importance concarn-
Ing the property and It's management
The sun., 1894-02-28

~ ~ ,. t5s sIs@Dlo5sd. to0Ss are RsR sRd eOys