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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-18
OBITUARY NOTES.

Newburg. n. Y. May II (specIaD.-Janes r. Tole.
for sixteen years foreman Of the composing rooms
of 1.-THE Register" died this morning. He was
brother Of the Rev. William II. Tole. rector OF the
Church OF ST. John the Evangelist. OF White
Plains. and OF George " Tole. Of the American
Express Company. New-York. Mr.. Toe was a
member OF the Rev. Dr. McGlynns church. and
that clergyman was with him at the last He
leaves a widow and one child.
Wheeling, w. Va. May N.-Adam Wilson kel-
ley one OF the most prominent capitalists In this
section and largely interested In iron and other
industried died here this morning. aged eighty
years.
Phelps n. Y, May 17-Frederick Cleveland. DIS
tant relative Of the President. died to-day, aged
seventy-three.
Augusta. Me-. May r.-Hall c. Burleigh died this
morning at his home In Vassalboro. aged slxty-nihe
years The last Legislature reelected Mr.. Bureigh
State Assessor for term OF six years. lie was
one OF the most extensive breeders OF blood cattle
In Newfoundland. In the worlds competition at me
Centennial his stock five first prizes Including
the frat on herds. lie represented Vassalboro IN
the Legislature In 1882 and served as president Oh
the Maine Worlds Fair Commission.
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PETER X. KNAPP.

Peter X Knapp. one OF the best-known md
wealthiest citizens Of lower Iockland County. died
OF his home In Spark last night from pneumonia.
lie was In hls SEVENTEEN year. Mr.. Knapp was a
son OF the late Sheppard Knapp. Of New-York City
He born here. and for years was engaged In
the drysoods trade and also the leather business
He went 10 Rockland County In 1860 and had not
been engaged In any business SINCE living on n
handsome place in Sparki. He owned large
amount of property In tina: county md also had
property OF value in this city. His wife survives
him, with three sons and three daughters George
A. Knapp. OF Tappan; Alfred Knapp. Of Piermont;
Theodore Knapp. OF Sparkill: Mrs. 4. y. Fallon.
funeral Will be held at his home Monday at IL 80
O..
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GHOSTS IN THE BOWERY.

POLICEMAN KEyEss STORY OF A VANISHING
BURGLAR.
The descrption OF a vanishing burglar is given by
Policeman Timothy Reyes. OF the Fifth-st. station
who alone saw him. Reyes has night post IN the
Bowery between Houston and Fifth-st., and pas the
reputation Of being an intelligent officer He was on
post last night apparently In capital condition, wheh
suddenly hs whistle sounded from the front OF Stein
har1t prothcrs' wholesale liquor store. at No. 3D.
In a moment policemen sprang from every quarter.
and I'm the wake OF the policemen gathered crown.
According 10 Reyes. his attention had been attracteu
10 the window by large sheet Of wrapping paper
conceallng the front of the safe ana moving aoou'
az though agltatcd by the wind.
lie fcit to sec II the window had been broken but
II was sound and ut that moment the burglar. look
ing I'D from the safe. him, started M ana ran
10 the rear Of the store From the description OF
the burglnr furnished by ksyes 1t was learned that
no was about soven years Oh. had brown eyes. I'M
tidy hair and n pale comp.exlon lie wore snort
dark trousers, a striped shirt and small round
cap.
Tho store was surrounded on all s1en IN a moment
and then koyen tried TO enter. The door was Fc-
curey locked Henry stcnhnrdt ono Of tho mem
b.ra of tho nrm. at NO 3i3 West Onc-hundrodhni-
nrccnth-at. waa sent for. and appeared with IN"
key about | o'clock In tho moan time, INC ppllV,n,
mon had smashed the lock OF the cellar door WIN
an axe their proceedings being follower WIN MIR
ost hy a crowd which stretched clear h'rors w"
linNrry and blocked the cable card. a.,
Not u sound could ho heard ana, thonsh VIC
p,nro wl, M no and every nook. Granny ana empty
barrel was searched the search In'd 10 pr'h. III"
Tko opening Of the atorc next morning revealed
nothing nov There Visible marks on q"
aafc ami no foomllks on tho board moor. me
hui M the Ffth-st station Il was said that he was
an ofccr who had never been known TO 70 10 ei.op
on post. lie was also of "a SOBER dHpos''oh anu
u,,s nat addicted 10 ghosts
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THE DUKE OF HAMILTON.

London. May 1.-THE Duke OF Hamilton died in
Algiers last evening.
William Alexander Louis Stephen Douglas IIam-
ton. twelfth Duke OF Hamilton and Brandon and
premier peer OF Scotland was born in 1886 and sue
ceeded 10 the title In 1863. The family OF which
! was the representative is one OF the Oldest and
most distinguished In Great Britain. tracing It's
line back 20 the days OF William tho Lion and the
times when Robert Bruce and Ballio for tho
crown OF Scotland 1t played n prominent part In
the history Of Scotland for nearly coo years. It's
members were always loyal adherents OF the house
Of Stuart: were among the stanchcst supporters
OF Mary Queen OF Scots. in her unfortunate and
troubled career. and strong opponents OF the
union with England In l70l. The late Duke
poor representative OF this noble line and
known during his life chiefly through his extrava-
gance and dissipation. In 1882 he attracted much at
tention and unfavorabe comment by putting up
for sale the great historic collection-one OF the
most famous in England-of pictures. bronzes. gems
antiques. china and other valuable objects belong
ing In Hamilton Palace. In Lanarkshire. near Glaa-
gov. The china and furniture alone said 10
have brought $4,000. Hamilton Palace itself Is n
place OF historic interest standing the old ducai
estate OF Cadzow granted by Bruce in 1916 TO Wal
ter de Hamilton, and celebrated by Scott The
present structure dates from ls22 The other seats
OF the family are Easton Park. Kinniel. In I.nlith-
gowshire and Brodick Castle. on the Isle of Arran
In the Firth of clyde.
Amelia Elizabeth Caroline. daughter OF the Grand
duke Of Baden and cousin OF Napoleon III. and
from that potentate he received the title Of Duke OF
Chatelherault In 1854. being the revival Of title
granted by Henry III OF France 10 one OF his an
cestors who sent to France as Ambassador to
sue for an alliance with the Dauphin with Mary
Queen OF Scots. and who subsequently surrendered
II 10 the French monarch. one of the titles Of the
Duke OF Hamilton was Hereditary Keeper OF Holy
rood House. emitting him TO apartments In that
palace granted by Charles OF England. In graft
tude for the services OF the historic Marquis OF
Hamilton. The twelfth Duke also Earl OF Sell
kirk. having succeeded to that title In I'M on the
death Of his knsman the SIKH. Earl The Duke
OF Hamilton had "A seat In the House OF Lords by
virtue OF his titles In the English peerage OF Duke
OF Brandon and Baron Dutton. He was married
In 1873 to Lady Mary Louise Elizabeth Montagu
daughter OF the Duke OF Manchester. His only
child living II daughter. and the heir to the duke
dom Is Alfred Douglas formerly lieutenant IN me
Navy. who born In 1862. The late Duke's sis
ter Lady Mary Victoria. married 10 the reign.
Ing Prince OF Monaco IN 1863 but was divorced
and Is the wife OF Count Tassilo Fes,etics. o.
Hungary.
He was we'll known on the turf and owned many
racehorses. one OF which. The Nipper. recently de-
feated VI. f. Dryers Stonenell at Newmarket
Tho entries OF his horses will be cancelled by his
DEATH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-18

Many American visitors 20 England via Liverpool.
make the mistake 81 going AT once straight TO Lon
don To obtain q kno~lcdg" 81 what rural Eng
land IT, ana what medieval England was Ike. and
OF the present ne occupations ana customs of the
people. the traveller should avail himself - the
facilities offered hy tho Great Western Railway OF
England. which Includes the choice OF the three
most interesting routes from Liverpool TO London.
and ton days time which may be- prontaby spent
In visiting the ola Country towns. castles. abbeys
and oathcdras. which have existed from saxon
times. No other RAILWAY offers such choice OF
routes. or passes through places - interesting with
traditions AMI m"mcntos of the past Full infor
nation and tickets may b. procured from Mcssrs.
Thomas Cook n Sons No 81 BfOadvny on
the lanilng-sta nj Liverpool
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A Slit DISMISSED FOR FRAUD.

OLD RECORDS UNEARrHED IN AN AcrioN
BROUGHT AGAINST THE CITY.
Justice Andrews in the Supreme Court yesterday
dismissed the suit brought against the city by
Theodore Timpson and Frank Phelps as executors
OF Mary Il. Chamberlain. to recover s2o'" dafh-
ages and 100 feet OF .bukhead along the river az
Beach-st The evidence In the case consisted
mainly OF old records running back as FAR as lo"''
when the city decided to John d. Murray and VIII
fam Ogden a lot under water at Beach and west
SITS Later Murray conveyed It 10 another Murray
Including In the deed the 100 feet Of Westst prop
er,y as well as the bukbead. This last convey
ance was not recorded until 1885, when at the Same
time the last Murray reconveyed the property to
the Mechanics Bank. The latter. through It's
president sheppard Knapp. conveyed the property
10 Gideon Lee who at the time Mayor OF the
city, Lee and Knapp were business partners. and
Lee retransferred half OF the property back to
Knapp. when in the course OF time 1t came to
William L. Chamberlain. In 1880 the Dock De-
partment seized the property belonging to the
city, and widened West-st 1t on this seizure
that the suit was brought. Charles Blandy. who
had been especially retained by the city to try the
case. said that there had been a clear attempt on
the part OF the Murrays TO defraud the city. and
that the action OF Knapp In transferring the prop
erty to his partner, Lee who was also the Mayor
OF the city and we'll knew the value OF the prop
erty. also a fraud. Justice Andrews said that
the transactions. running through the source OF
title. emanated in fraudulent purpose 10 give ap-
parent color TO title.
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WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Brooklyn Jockey club races uraVeSe""' Sow ,,,,,
., ,.od NJ Tandem Club start from flaza
Hotel, II 80 a. m. .,, nan
Assembly Committee on Sweatshops' Guy HAL
10 a. m.
Trottine races Mt Parkway 2 y. m.
Performance for benefit OF St Mnrys "oSp""'
Eden Muscc afternoon ANA evening - -.
- u.,,, ,hhbouse warming No. III East
elxiIcth-st. T. m.
,,,b.rs. celebration, Webster Hall. evening
cooch,ng club annual outing trip to rnN'"'
Exhibition Of posters. Young Mems 'hr'Sua" M
ISOLATION. orange ,, 4,
Music IN Central Park by 1ih Regiment h"n'' '
=. m. ,,,. o,., =, n,
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FORT or NETWORK. FRIDAY. MAY II. 1895.
,ypIvED

FORT OF NEW YORK. FRIDAY. MAY H. 1895.
ARRIVED
Steamer cInc R Thomas Liverpool May , WIN
AZ \ p m dad not reached Quarantine up to 10 m
steamer rrincipa ,ir staruad rch April 30 Dundee
May with md-c To Simpson. spence a Young Arrived
rG"sy" 9@ so T',eGssr sn c Ang "a
Sand Win mdre - cabin and S,s storage
to lunch Eg G r 'd s a, md iI a at M"y
and TO- Sn % p ,Iom ana rv "a, s
steamer nsns caco: Iudwg, Hamburg May g. , with
American Line. Arrived at the Bar a. 6to = m. ,,,,
misc ISL passengers 10 oelrichs Co Ar
'f sSnm %r ' Rockwell Anu. April 20 Do
waso MAY Ms n Ss" %n% S%s Sn and H.
with mdsc and rs rnsHcngcrs to William i clyde Il Co.
steamer spare oNor Lonn i've and half days
Win fruit to II Dumls Co. Arrived at the Bar at IL
steamer Alamo Lewis Galveston May II. with mdse
E,eam~r iraquois bennington Jacksonville May
Charleston TO- with mdse and passengers to W + Clyde
steamer wyanokc. Brakeman. Richmond and Newport
Steamer Jamesown Iiulphers Newport News and Nor
folk with mdse and to oS po ~
m,fc and passengers to od Dominion IS Co.
Steamer Msenborn. Lewis Baltimore with mdse to
sandy Hook. May H. o:so p. m.wind south: light
CLEARED.
steamer Rio Grande. Barstow. brunswick and Feman-
Steamer Neptune. Birkhan. Annatto BAY Port Maria
etc-J Kerr a Go. - .
steamer Torridon ,Br). Morrill,. Nuevtas and Gbara-
w - Munson.
Steamer Tosarth Ur. Black. Llycrpool-Iiusk 4
Steamer spaarndam Dutch. Boujer. Rotterdam. via
Bouogn-- Funch Edge Il Go.
Steamer I.epano ,ijr). Page Antweip-Sanderson &
Son.
steamer Imcana dIr). Mckay Liverpool-H Kersey
Steamer seminole. chichester. Charleston and Jackson
Nic-W l. clyde & Co.
Steamer Werra 0ier,. Pohle Genoa Oelrichs n Co.
Steamer Muriel ,Br Scott Barbados. Martinique and
Domlnica-A r. Outcrbridge a Co.
Steamer Tsff t,r Canrobert. Kingston and Belize &c.
Jamea Iankinc.
steamer Allegheny O) Law. Kingston and savanilia.
etc.-Iim Forwood a. kelock
Steamer III Sud, Higgins New Oreans-J + Van
Sickle.
Steamer Naesberg GER Robin. Bremen-Oeirichs Co.
Steamer spero tNorl, iAnn Baracoa--U Dumois n Co.
Steamer silvia tBp. Norcott. ST. Johns. F-Bowring
Archibald.
A. Co.
ship Colgate Ur Jones. Portland ore-John II Liver
Ship Eurydice OBJ. Tait Rio Janero-J W Parker
ship Bangnore (Br) Conyden. AMER for orders-ver-
III Brown a. Co.
Steamers El sud New Orleans: Rio Qrande, Bruins
wick and Fernkndina Seminole Charleston and Jackson
VILE Ariancorrach (f,r). ST Jago and Ctenfuegos;
Neptune Obj. Annatto Bay Port Maria, ETC.
Ship Forrest Hall (Br). Tor Portland. Ore.
Bark Dswpool obi. Tor Corx'
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MRS. GREEN MAKES A NEW MOVE.

her fight with Henry A. Darling. executor Of the
estate OF her father Henry Mott Robinson. Her
attorneys. Benedict & Benedict. yesterday filed
petition with the clerk OF the Surrogate asking that
Darling be removed from the executorship unless
he give bonds and security. Surrogate Arnold has
issued citation to Mr. Darling. returnable May
e. ordering the executor to show why he
should not be removed. The petition recites the
same grounds as those mentioned in the suit con-
For some time Mrs Green has said that she was
tired OF this reference. which has now lasted over
10 bring the matter In the Surrogate's Court with
Mrs: Green as the plaintiff. In the reference Mr..
Darling Is the plaintiff TO compel Mrs. Green TO
accept his account.
The hearing in the reference case was continued
yesterday in H. II. Anderson's Office In the Mills
Building. and will go on next Thursday In the
same place
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OBITUARY..
COLONEL LOCKE w. WINCHESTER.

Colonel Locke W. Winchester vice-presdent or
the National Express Company. died suddenly OF
boart failure at his home Fourh-ave and Twenty
sxth-st yesterday afternoon. having been confined
to the house three days by what was considered
an unlmportant attack OF rheumatism. lie leaves
a widow but no children. Mrs. Winchester was
Miss Eliza s. Lewis before her marriage
AS n boy OF eighteen Colonel Winchester entered
the cmpo, of Mr. Harnden. who established one
OF the earliest express systems. Afterward he be-
came associated with the National Company. lie
became n member of the 18th Regiment before the
beginning of the war in 1861 lie went to the front
with his companions with the mrs. caIi TO arms
lie became the quartermaster and acting commits
sarv his business knowledge and ability enabling
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-18

Albany. May 17.-Justice Mayham. Of the Supreme
Court from Schoharie County. through his counsel.
Edwin Countryman. OF this city. to-day filed with
the Secretary Of State order from Justice Lam
don Of the Supreme Court to correct two certlfl-
Gates regarding his age. which were filed with the
Secretary of State in connection with his appoml-
ment and election as Supreme Court Judge Inc
amended certificate states that he was sixty-ohe
years old In october. 1857. and not sixty-two years
as stated In the original certificate This VIII make
his term expire December 81 1896. by reason OF
his attaining the age Of seventy years, instead OF
December 81, 1895
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-18
HEARING IN THE TATTERSALL-EASTON
CASE

The hearing in the suit OF the Tattersall Com
pany OF New-York Qimited) against William
Easton. Its manager. resumed before Rastus
s. Ransom. as referee at the Office OF tho latter
No 160 Broadway. yesterday. Samuel Harris. the
assistant treasurer OF the New-York firm OF Tat
tersalls. was recalled ito the stand and questioned
to the check for s2l2l which Mr.. Easton drew
to pay off personal note. He also asked
about a payment OF SIS that had been made by
Mr. Easton to Miss Frizell. daughter OF Captain
Frizell. OF Charlottesville. Va. He explained that
Miss Frlzell. who visiting in this city, was
short OF money. There was a business dealing be-
tween Captain Frizell and Mr.. Easton. and there
was a balance claimed by the former. Mr. Easton
paid Miss Frizell SIS in cash in April 1899 "Mr
Easton." said Harris. was a regular customer OF
the firm. and had a debit and credit account"
The New-York firm always sent a monthly balance
sheet 10 the Board OF Directors in England. and
Mr.. Eastons account shown In this balance
sheet The accountants who examined the books
were Ellerman e. Co.. Of London.
An adjournment was taken until Monday MORN
ing at 10 o'clock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-18
rnwARn J. ATKINSON HONORED.

Edward j. Atkinson. chief searchcr In the County
Clerks once. was honored with n reception by his
associates In the County Clerks ONCE yesterday III
Room 10. In the County Court House. The occasion
,,, tho celebration OF the election OF Mr.. Atkinson
ma department Commander for the state OF New
York which took place on wednesday. ar Nv.
prominent members Of the q. A. X. wcro present
10 greet him. Major Henry VI. Jennings rcni 10
Mr. Atkinson. a resolution mentioning the dlstln-
.iiiahcd honor conferred upon him by his election
10 the office OF Commander for the state OF New
York OF the q. A. H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-18
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTEL'

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE ioi Ei'''
FIFTH AvENUE-Bshop John s. Foley, OF
r,rou GILSEy-Quarterma W. D
g Wiley. of Governor Mortons stan, ana "l''a"
. p,nkerton of Chicago. HOFFMAN-baroh
winckler German Minister to Mexico. hoI-
IAND-Uenry C. Frick. OF PttsburS ana 'harics
H. Aldrich. OF Chicago. ME
Senator Henry J. Coggeshah. MAh,not.C ,,,,,
$50. G uo,tb Of cincinnati. MURRAY HILL
,rotossor william q. Sumner. of Yale University
and Theodore Thomas NORMANDiE-AsFempiy
man John -. stanchneld. of Elmlra WALDORF
r,r voetnan Pearson. OF London: John ~ Logan
,r of Youngstown. OHIO and Miss Clara i'"r'on'
>, yvsh,,c,on WINDSOR-Nctor l.. Lawson
and r. r. Gable. OF Chicago.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.
N.ht1a Raw
Closed evenings.

,,c. given that the experimental system of lighting
in Mobile ss hs0 To ss torsa
80 1885 viii BE- maintained After Mas ~; : On Of
o"; Nay ssss9,sd sso, NOW sSsm% sS % 3:
s! side Of s ~ aa na S IN" Ir IN line
ass the unrd states snsn Sc ." ,Ss II:
s1sh Ss'% sss Fs;n s s
n nSass s ssE.Nr s sT"S a lsa"%
A. S s%:l end f' :: ss sSs.s
moord in line with the s ssn e ss Sanns and aD
s station tsG 'S Wharf I:' aSS Point
MoSs LSh,sSuss by E' t,aa.. SAM sws sSsn'
n MSs sM HsS %h %"fr ss wit VIII Il:
&c m it % Ss n o% snna Island
house ON date white high, VIZ BE- ,5 p.scrS ane
o" s9! ." rPget c esa@" S
iSs st north Of that beacon red lights @
c s, and to w %rn Not the be sas
The light choctaw Pass Channel nms sanss "e"'
NJ s. ns M nna are from No ISIS Of H.
rTus 1 nrs masne,c and distances nautical
This notice affects Lis, of Lights and Fog sisuaa
Atlantic ana Gulf Coasts 1904 page l22 between Nos
I ,Soy 800 E ans N Lighthouse District, 1898 and
'' '''' V wv !?HS navy g Ts sssi'as-
Washington. ID. c.. May 49, iseo
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS.
Steamer Ontario onp. Morgan. from N'w-york NAY =
steamer cevic ORR. Nico. for New-York. sailed NO.
Liverpool May II. -. 49,. u.r,.,vs
for New York. sailed from Southampton May y, A.,
steamer ETHIOPIA Obj. Wilson, sailed from d'A's0" -
New-York May III. A., ~, ~s.v A -,
rived Portland May II. - 49,. >,.-vsvw
M steamer arrived r@Sks as Monmouth May Il
Steamer Uribria tisr). Dutton. from New tot1 -
Queenstown and Liverpool. passed Brow Head NAY
Steamer Taurc lr Jones. from NewYork May 10
Liverpool. passed Kinsale May II. ..-
Steamer Amsterdam Dutch. Stenser from hotteF8n
for New York. passed the Lizard May IL. -, -
Steamer Stella Ger. Schmidt. from Hamburg APT. "a
via stcttin May Chrlsansand H. for New-fork pas'ss
Lewis Island May Is. VII Nav =
for Dover passed punnet Head May IL -. 49,
Steamer Hekla DAM. laub from Stettn. sai'eo ~
Copenhagen FOR New-York May H. $500
Steamer Phoencia Ger, Leithauser. from Ns"-hos~
arrived at Hamburg May IL
Steamer Washington Ger. Dnckla&e. from Ne"'A"v
May !. arrived at Nieuwe waterweg May 10 Wi. u.s
Steamer Maasdam Dutch Potter. from New-ioSk .:
T. arrived at Rotterdam May ID. -
Steamer Northern Light ttsr. Parton. from Sew's"v
April %, arrived at Rotterdam May ID.
Announcements
oNEoNrA. nav oNpoNT&
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HOME NEWS.

n, United Pre-" Local Ne"' 'chfch r'pre'en" MI no
remspop,rs In Ner- YORK Guy Una, dI' 'eee'r'no %.
-. mar. NJ IN, United Pr'ss. has it, hrddqudrers at
~ o, < q, Nm York Gun Al Information and doeu-
- r yubric use may be sent 10 tho" heodqudrter' and
,u n<n b, disribu'ed TO all the United Press ne~s-
pop,rs IN this city. and to the t"" RE" 'o' "'''e'
ZION throughout the country
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COURT OF APPEALS CALENDAR.

Albany. May 1.-THE Court OF Appeals will re-
convene here on Monday The motion calendar for
that day is Nos s2s. 81 $50. %2 500. sa 8j5. 9s7
and 9J9
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-18
yx.uayoR 0rLKor wren BETTER.

Ex-Mayor Gilroy. who has been Ill for severa
days with sore throat. AT his home, NO Yves
Oue-hundred- and twenty -nrst-st was In n far be'
Ter condition Yesterday than on Thursday. III IN
improvement continues he may be downtown u
IuN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-18

Entirely Adequate-"Does His Celestial Majesty
want something written about the settlement .!
the with Japan" asked the chinese poor
laureate. - aus,
NO" said Ii Hung Chang. thoyghtfuiiy: I'm I'm
eest IT,. The etubs in the royal checkbook will an
0wor ell historic purposes"
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METHODS or 1.-THE REV. JAMES II. LEE"

Cuban. six feet tall and wearing luxurlant side
whiskers was arraigned in Yorkvillc Court yes
terday under the name OF Lambert Melville
Clark NJ d." The complainant Mrs. Ellen
Gaego n West Indian widow living at No. GS
West Forty-thrd-st Clark. who IL thirty-fivc
years old and who says he is James b. Lee. an
ordained Baptist clergyman and medical graduate
has lived at No. l32 West Thirty second-s lie is
alleged TO have secured SIS In cash and gold
watch. valued at SIS. from Mrs Gallego. by falsely
representing to her that she legatee OF II
wealthy Barbados planter. named John Simon. In
the sum Of 5000. with prospect OF much moro
by Judicous managemcnt. Having parted with her
money, procured at great personal sacrifice. and
failing to realize the bequest any part Of II.
Mrs. Gaego became suspicious. told the police
and caused Clarks arrest The latter admitted his
guilt. but declined to give any history OF himself
dnr,her than tnat ne was an ordained ce,symn
and was committed by Police Justice Ryan in $500
ball to answer.
This same defendant is wanted In Keyport, n. j.,
by the police OF Monmouth County for obtaining
800 by methods similar to tho above from one
William H. Harris OF keyport