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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-25
THO 1HOTsAND MIL HANDS LOCKED OUT


THE ZIG DoEeoN TEXTILE WORKS CLOSED 10
ForEsrAIL 4 THREATENED sTRlhE.
Philadelphia. Apr, 2i.-O"er 2"O NH hahus were
thrown out of employment to-day a; The large lex
tile works OF John and James Dobsoh by '"'e'N
ened strike throughout the entire pant Tor an III
c-ease In wages When the emp.oyes attempted 10
enter the gates to 40 TO their usual WORK thls oi
ing they were confronted by the following p"'''u'
.These mills c.osed until further noti'e
LANES DOBSDN"
Two weeks ago last nlly thirty cutters ara -J'
,apes;ry and velvet carpet weavers struck Tor an
advance OF Is per cent in wages. The cutters re-
,urned 70 work in a few days II being genera.!y I'M
dersood that they secured an advance IheT ac-
,ion caused about 80 dyers. employed IN the push
and Garnet apartments. TO fo.ow suit by qniti'hS
work I'm a body on Monday last, ard II was ru-
rnored tina. general strike IN all the mills was 10
hav. taken place to-day. The action OF the htH n
locking OH, al the hands has created Consideration
among those employees who were Wiling to continue
at their looms until amcabe adjustment oil ule
wage question could be agreed upon.
James Dobson when questioned as to the cause
of the shutdown stated that the men did not want
,o work and the mills would remain closed indeiin-
itely for all the firm cared; .. o,,.oi
The Overs according to their statement. feceiF'u
e n week when full time. and Trey ask TOY an
Incrca SO OF 81 a week IN order to restore the rate
weavers average about 81 week, n the material
hnppens 10 be Of good quality nnd II they nave
nlentv OF llyht. although mary are not making 80
They asl; for IL per cent Increase.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-25
A NEW TAMMANY DISTRICT LEADER.

new leader for the TaTnany Hall organization
in the With Assembly District will take the pace
OF Police Jus,ice Barney" Martin. who has re-
moved to One-hundred- andsixtY-ninth-st and Boz
ton.ave in the Annexed District The Croker
dynasty when IL assumed complete control Of
the Tarnmany Society a week or TWO ago. dispensed
with "Barney's" services a Tammany sachem.
along with the rest OF the Gilroy coter.e. the re-
tirernent OF the Police Justice to the shades OF the
North Side was then announced.
"BaIneys" successor IN the leadership Of the
With District VIII be Civil Justice william f.
Moore. who has long been identified WITH the Tam;
many organization of the district. Wnen ttVi.
Justice George y. Deane r., one q t@ most p"pu-
lar Republicans Of the West Side. died SIX or seven
years ago, Governor Hi appointed Mr.. Moore 10
in the vacancy. and he vas afterward elected T.
serve ont Justice Dcanc's uneXpred torn. He made
80 acceptable judicial officer that in 1888 the Re
pub.icans nominated 30 one against MN, ana h.
was reelected without opposition for full term OF
sly years. Juetice Moore IL IN the Grant-C roker
alliance and may be counted on 10 swing his district
against any effort OF the ClTOy faction to reclaim
control OF the organization In the city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-25
JlLEGR1PHiC NOTES.

Fresno. Cal. April A,prolessor " A. samd'G 6f
has been found guilty Of forgery OF the name OF
Wiiuam Wooton wealthy rancher. near here. VINO
has been missing for over a year u IL Deieve''
SANDERS murdered WootOn and forged the docu-
,mcnte Transferring the property TO himself.
Galveston Tex. April u Frederick Miihelser ar n,
rested ON "A charge OF ombezzing 10 barrels OF
si,Car from the American Sugar Refining Company
OF New-York, has Instituted habeas corpus proceeu
nRs and will have a hearing FRIDAY.
ALBANY. Aprn "a dispatch to The Journal
from sharor Springs says: Mrs. Bradt. who lives
about Two miles from this place. was shot today
hy an Italian psder and dle4, almost Instantly. The
murdered has been arrested
buffalo Anil 2-IIoratlo y. Elliott. bIgams' (.
from Cleveland. was arragned Ia the police cour,
to-day and confronted by nis TWO wives. formerly
Missps Ella Uocroft ana Mildred leighton. whom
he married in that city. Elliott did not deny the
charge and will be taken back 10 Cleveland for trial
81 Joseph Mo- Apri! 2-collector George II.
Hall. 1r. OF buchanan County, H. short In his ac-
counts 10 the amount of tlS 400. The shortage has
been made good by the National Bank OF st.
Joseph and the First National Bank Of Buchanan
County Mr. Halls resignation Collector has
been accepted by Governor Stone II is said that
the shortage is due to speculation on the Chicago
Board of Trade.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-25

No, a seat was vacant In the l"ctureroom OF ,he
chemical and electrical departments OF 'oI"h"'
College In the building a. Foriy-ninth-st ana MAJ
,son.aye. last night when Edward Dnrant began M
exnerinen,al lecture The arthci"i manufacture
- diamonds and rtib'og. only one really Eucces7'"I
,.ar,,ne,. va conducted 10 a conclusion that OF
,,,r,. ~. rcw produc, -acety.rnc gas. THIS
.c.,vlene gas is n possible Illuminating agent OF
great value This gas burns with brlIancy 'q"''
:, fort, candle lights or the equivalent OF 'H"'
,ir,es the power OF ordinary coal gas The germ
produc,ng experiments were not success
The lecturer, whose address was uhdcT the aus
,icos Of the Xcw-York Electrical Society was nitro
,',ao,, -. pr..ileu, 9. o. Mqiioux Mr.. Durant
10 , maker OF gas engines for ciecrlc lights at 80"
% Cor,!andt-st. lie IL man evidently We" III
formed IN his electric and chemical spcchI"'S' y
number OF drawings on the LackDoard' a"d Il"
Formidable array Of bottles, retor's' sPft lamps,
,ocos ~ ouartz chemicals ana other apparatus ara
oouliances composed the lecturers ou'h'' MI
Dnrant called the attention Of his hearers to the
,1oo,bo,rd and sa,d he would call the compounds
united IN the manufacture Of aluminium ruDl's'
diamonds. etc. brides and brdegrooms. led them
IN tho altar Of the crlcbie the Divine sanction 10
hc given br electricity.
In speak.ng Of the component parts OF the ruby.
which acientls: nearly suo,f'1'' III '"n
"'rhcn they were obliged 10 postpone re Wtn"ils,
IN imS Al this time union OF nuoridr OF 81
barinm aluminium and oxygen. with DychroinR3tle
nF no;nsh produced sX pounds ten ounces OF rupcs
~ o' hc0innIng his description Of the making Of
artincie1 diamonds. Mr DuTant held ny ne ace OF
Gismonis az an Illustration. and said that s,ee
nhroy DAVIS experiments proved them to be near
~ nyrr carbon Carbon" Mr. Durant said, !;
nSad2c H." from sugar" He pu, some sugar In test
,mhe haired On some sulphuric acid and thef
turned the substance black by adding h,t'
,rct,,," he concluded. we shall make diamond
ma BE- as hnckleberrcs AZ present our proau ,
lions In this Inc are too small Tor commercial pun
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-25
DEATH or "N1I' JONES.

THE NOTED SPECTATOR PASSES AWAY /"
HOSPITAL ~ CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. April a-Nathanie' : JIM, - y,
.,o,o- known In every wheat mart OF
.,'..',,- &c Nat Joncs one OF the BIB -Four
~ tvgone DAYS. died ct ~ Josephs li'sp''a,,
in This city. tonight after lingering Severa "''NS
IN state OF paralyals II" had two 'tto"'S' an,
hc recovery had been despaircd o. sine" 'c H''
s,roke. During his twenty years ~ "'' ~"
became Of the heaviest ope'"'o'S '' ~ ,,,,
-, t;ts a,cculatlve deals In cooperation
-, ~or,,e, T. Ream sidney Kent ana 'hA''rH
s,rccr earned for HIM mcfnterhp IA nc h's
,, tto yy,e one OF the nrm o. Jones. kchn't ,
I,,klns when IL was orzaaik.d 20. H, i'v'' =.
= iioynn'''''a, ard went 20 New York 10 TOOK
f,er me stock end OF the business u" me- W. q
there after leaving the hrm ana f.tN'H''
- chicago brokcn financially, ana IN h'a''h anu
sri-,ts n different man.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-25
FOREST FLIES ~ NEU-JERHEI i.
THEY RAGE IN THE PINES AROUND LAkE"ooD-
FIGHTING THE FLAMES.

THEY RAGE IN THE PINES AROUND LAKEWOOD
FIGHTING THE FLAMES
Fog Irorhor CITY n j.. April 2.-The fire winch
started near this city yesterday morning anu Id"
rowiy missed burning a portion OF 'he o"'e
on the outskirts burned ala night 'o"di" ~
mania but was fought back by S'V men anu oo'
,i ~. ,oon today was out. The loss Is not
heavy as the section burned over was coihp''"
,ivo,,. worthless compared 10 that burned by tne
Gro Of last week when the losses amounted 10
close ,o 10000 1t is thought that the latest H'e
was of iucCndiary origin. -
Lakewood ~ j. April "a forest hre OF cur
siderable PROPORTIONS IL burning between inns p"'e
and Toms River The names are p,."e w
r,niJl, bv the high wind prevailing. the IRE "'u
80, onrrooch within two miles OF this place ana
:, ,r,,od Toms River All the laborers mere nave
becn ont all day hGhting the names. F"l .
ror ,,,ies in all directions have driven m ana II -
thought the flames Will be ont before inorh'"b'
danes started carly this morning. IL - '"'"e
sor,o ono cot the pine woods fire. az TINS - 'he
fourth fire within week. The o'He'S WIZ W
cain headway Before this hre Wa d sr4'' he
81 sufficient number OF men ga'lt''' ~ 49,. y
flames had secured such hold II was i'''PoS
to check them. . ,,v1,.s ON the ont
rltrts 81 Toms River had marrow escape rom
5Satr,cton Principal Voight ard the scno as
-, tha fire was burning but supposed II va
inr way Off During the morning session IL ~
rara so dark because Of The smoks ;hat !, W.
Io1s Tor this were being made some OF M, sco,"as
saw the flames through me sHonN - o. Ioys he
I,"e JisinisseI the Children. me n.'", "a" o,an
1nnr.hacd and with their aid i0uEnL L'o ~ n
~ n,naiior ones and tho girls hurried a"dS ~
summon help the farmers and many nrm ' ,h
'OI'9, ~ ,ra bis scholars lighting the flames
On hour there were 100 men on thc s'o'lc
end by dnt Of harl WORK me """'S WI" "
from the scnooihous" A., ,.,. o-d cottages
Vnst OF the guests from The hotels a"u r, "a,
,r o0. his afternoon see the IRE -" roar
uIONr. 49,, flames can he head here. Ih" "d"i
-. .ts o. ,b burning cones and needles - Amos
l.D;i .t,rh y9iuablc timber IS being ce''roy'h
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-25
MAY CONTEST MRS. RrcHuoyDs WILL.

Batavia, n. " April 2i-It appears that the
will OF Mrs Mary H. Richmond. widow OF Dean
Richmond. at one time president of the New-York
Central Railroad Company, Will suffer the same
fate "a those OF the many others who have had
large estates 10 dispose OF. There are indications
that Miss Rosalind a. Richmond OF New-York,
daughter OF the late Alfred w. Richmond by his sec
ond wife. will make determined effort to set aside
some OF the provisions OF her grandmothers will.
Judge North has received letter from Morris
GooGhart. a lawyer. OF No. 81 William-st New
York CITY, In which the writer that he has
been retained by Miss Richmond TO look after her
interests In the estate and that he has associated
with him as counsel Louis Narshsil. of New-York
formerly OF Syracuse. Between 81 900 OO and a Gs,
0OJ Is involved. The other heirs have signed ths
customary waiver OF citation. Wv
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DRlUING TIE WEB AROUND DURHAM l.

TESTIMONY CONNECTING HIM MORE AND MORE
CLOSELY WITH TIE SAN FRAN
CISCO MURDERS
@, francisco April 2i-Interest in the Durrant
hearing continues and there was the same crush
a., his mornings proceedings as attended those vi
Yesterday and Monday. Mrs AFoy eS''neu ma
the murdered girl had left her house 10 20 10 ~.
Vogcrs a litte before o'clock on the AFTERNOON VI
TN. murder Miss Williams had stated TO her tna'
:, ,s ber intention TO go to the doctors house.
Tho dead girls clothes were exhibited and ideh-
tilted by the witness. 80
\doIph A. Mobe new witness was NEXT ''''r-
lie had been a schoolmate of the prisoner ne
testified to having seen Durrant al the ie'iS IL
: o'clock on the fatal afternoon. The accused was
accompanied by young iady WIZ ""S"'''N Wv
description of Miss Williams.
The Rev George Gibson. pastor OF Enahue' pap
tia, church. followed Mobe. Ills appearance o"
the witness stand created n great str III tue 'ou' -
room and the spectators evinced much interest III
hts testimony In reply TO questions Or. GIBSON
ta that no loft his study in the church on FRIDAY
o,,enint April u. at 7a3O. and went to Dr. Nogers
house his object being 10 attend meeting Oh
the Young Peoples Endeavor Society. Durrant un
10, arrive until after the business session was
oyor about $50 Witness did not know whether
mr. not the defendant had a key TO the chufch' lie
met him there alone several times
.I went into my study the Saturday morning 'he
,o,,, WA. found and While there | heard noises IN
tho front mart OF the church.. said the witness was
soou afterward tod by the son OF the Jahtor that
the lock on the library door hau oeei p'oNc"
va ~ 49,, roam and saw the broken lock. | looked
w., ,h r,,,n bnt not into the closet then re-
mn 70 nv study and remained there until the
,,Is,nn inner drJv. me out with ms noise "hsu
na "n, IN my houl.. The nrst knew OK tne body
bclnf, in the closet was WIEN YIN. uaN 10 vns
there $50 .,, atsnosa NJ Durrant's olib
=, NY ps ~ Tho clinic n cooper's Medical college
on Wednesday afternoon, april about ,bs nr NE
80 s,ld IN have got on car near Wy .NotinSsi
$50 With Miss Lamont. Detective ilpSoh sald
on this point to-day I'VE have Hu ,S afer noon
nT not one OF them remembers having seen MN
mere We have not found any one VINO ans sy,r
ti,, ~ roll-cau but have clearly estapiisned
Rat he frequently got others to answer o, f9h nm
,' ~. nositlvc evidence that ne sot on tne car
w Nlss Lamont that afternoon. NOT oniy the
hrac schoolgirls Will testify TO- bC G STs b ,ns G S
uuC I Mss Lamont and frequently saw MN escort
her. her. to and from school we haye great geai OF
"vdence that has not been maze puo:ic Inc La
nnnt case is the stronger OF the t"o'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-25
TIE WILLIlfh BLNK'S LOSSES.

Washington. April H.-Controer Eckeis has re-
ceived a preliminary repor; from Bank Examiner
Dooley on the condition OF the closed First Ma
tional Bank OF Willimantic Conn FROM II he
has decided 10 place the bank In the hands OF a
permanent receiver. Examiner Dooley reports that
the assets are about $4,000. and there Is due de-
pos!tors and other banks 100000 Controller Eckes
thinks all the creditors will be paid in full; The
loans and discounts are placed at $M.O the
greater part In the bank, but part OF them reds-
counted. The book statement Is $4,000 Incorrect
The banks paper TO the extent OF $4,000 Is forged.
most OF which Is In the books, but part Of these
notes have been redscounted II the estimate as
correct, the banks capital Of $4,000 and surplus
Of $4,000 Is wiped out.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-25
REPUBLICANS GIVE A RECEPTION.

The Lemuel +. Quigg Republican Association of
the XXlId Assembly District held It's first annual
reception and bah at the Central Opera House. in
East Sixty-scventh-st, last evening. The associa-
ton which was organized go recently az November
g. ls9l has already a long membership list. while
its officers include OF the best known Rcpubli-
cans In It's district There were about hundred
couples present at the bali. which was opened "a
lO.o'clock. dancing being kept up with the utmos;
spirit and enjoyment until the early hours OF tho
morning. A carefully selected programme OF TWEEN
ty-eight dances was provided. The Reception Com
mttee were L. Rcho chairman. ". O'Brlen, II:
Schwartz l.. Miller. w. Esenberg, f. Wanzer ana
W. Wrage, while j. j. Herman X. krOpinskyi y.
Eichen and s. OrbOch acted az floor managers. The
dancing varied by songs by the fingers lam
Nv little Jennie PinshaW and Indian club ex-
hibltion by the Meyer brothers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-25
NOT TO RESIGN JUST YET.
COLONEL. wARING SAYS HE IS NOT ASHAMED
BIT As Az OFFICIAL PROPOSES


But As Az OFFICIAL PROPOSES
TO KEEP QUIET
4 ru,nor reached the Street Cleaning Department
Yesterday TO the effect that Colonel Warlng hau
already placed his resignation in the hands OF me
Mayor When asked If this was true Coonei war
Ing said;
Il have not resigned. and I'm not going to re-
sign at present. When do anything am ashamed
of | will resign, ~bnt / have done no such 'h'hs
yet No: have nothing to say further IL l were
talking to you privately would have lot 10 say
h,, az an official propose to keep silent; y man
should have the courage Of his convlcuon-. NJ!
friends are telling that my position was nci
fcctly right and that there are more aleged VET
go rs now than there We're when me War CiosIi
thirty wears ago. But my friends say mat II ~
not good policy 70 state this fact publicly prefer
Main facts 10 a policy of that sort 49,.
Colonel Waring declined to discuss report th ,he
a nephew OF his j. ". Warning. had beaten inc
Sturtevant House ont Of the price Of a dinner on
The evening of April 10 The story is 10 ne e,IeG
.hat a Young man. who said he was Warning ;
nephew. registered at the sturteyant SWIM the
address Orange. ~ j. and SAYING ms nasSise WAS
coming later. After dinner he disappeared
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-25

PROMOTED BY THE Observation-Disclosures BLISS
ANp CoPrINGER BECOME BHIGApIERS.
Washington. April 2t-The President has maze
the following appointments in the Army
Brlgadier-General wesley Merritt, ~ BE- MAJOR
colonel Zenas r. Blies. 2i;h Infantry. to be
Colonel John j. Coppiuser 81 Infantry, to be-
Br!gadicr- General .
mont: Lieutenant John / French f.. IN AZ, A.
tlllery: Lieutenant Isaac ". Lttel ION Infantry
lieutenant James Il. Aieshre. LIST CavaIry
Chaplain 70 be assigned 20 the PIN Ktsiinent OF
Cavalry (coore,ll. the Rev. George ". Pnoiean' oi
WHEREFORE Ohio. " -
The applicat ton o.. Leutenaut-Colonel John r
Rulings II the Medical Department, 70 be- rttred
october !. has been approved.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-25
Site carr ORDERS.

TO BEGIN JUNE 2c-AssiGNMENTS OF TIE i''''
MEN;
Aibany. April 2i-Adjutant-GeneTa Mc''.pi" 60.
fixed upon June % as the date for opening '"e So
Camp at Peekskl this season. Tine io'lo"nis O."
signments 10 duty OF National Guard oiga"
have already been made: It'll Regiment ~ ,, CO.,"
city June % 20 %; 18th Regiment Ne" ~, C,,,
Tune % 70 Inv G: fist Regiment, Ncw-York C'ty'
Iu,v 70 u. attn Regiment Brooklyn, and '4th kegi-
men Buffalo, July 10 to 90: 22l Regiment. New YORK
city. July 20 to q.
The commanding officer Of The post NJ! "e "d)'' :
General T. \. McAlpr. Advertisements ue P
adtu;ant Major II y Stackpoe. 10Th Batt2 ION; ,ne
INSPECTOR OF post colonel g. James Greene ASS9.ar'
inspecOr-C eneral the inspector or guar d'tS oap
t,In y T. Thurston 2ld Regiment ara me inop,U'o
Of drill; Captain George ". Rand. TN Regiment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-25
POLITICAL ODDS AND ENDS
ON THE PLEA OF ECONoM1'
MOVEMENT OF THE Pl.AT'r FORCES TO DO A"N'
WITH PLACES THEY CAN'T CAi'TIRE-lhH
POLICE COMMISSIONFRSHlP.

MOVEMENT OF THE PIAT'r FORCES To DO AWAY
WITH PLACES THEY CAN'T CATTuRE-THE
POLICE COMMIssIONERSHIP.
Senator O.Connor's bill intended to abolish the
ealaried places OF legal adviser In all the mimic
,nal departments and compelling heads OF num-
Der of departments to go 10 the Corporation 'oUi
sells Office for their law. was looked upon III pom
zeal circles Yesterday as movement on the p'' oi
the P!att machine to do away with several desir-
oble offices which the machine cannot capture Oh
,ba nlea of economy If the bill introduced ny
NJ o'Counor in the Senate becomes law. II VIII
wipe out the comfortable herths OF these u'par'-
ment attorneys: Alfred r. Page. for the rA',se
DEPARTMENT; General Thomas Ewing TOT me
bindings Department: William l.. Finaley for the
Fire Department. and Henry Stcinert LOT ''c
Health Department. Messrs. Page ana Ewing
have only recently entered on their duties having
been appointed under the Strong ADMINISTRATION
Messrs Findley and Steinert are Tammany Demo
ro.s and II was expected that their places woGid
soon be filed by Anti-Platt Republicans fr'e,'uS
Of the Mayor insist that the sole purpose OF inv ID"
& 70 abolish places filed. to b" filed by sup
norters of the reform city government ana s'i'"b
eb, VIII no made at Albany defeat the measure
ru,nor prevailed among the O'Bren Democracy
last evening Of change OF 'front.' on INV ~
Con,nissionershp contest. The OiNieh H''H' Ii''"
ev-sheriT Jimmy" O'Bren down TO me MOST
humble worker about the st. Cloud Hotel believes
rooer,v or that organization. WEen the tXSheTln :
chances waned Henry Campbell. 81 the lio As
semblv District and not Ions ago conspicuous
member o. the i. Diver Association was pu'
forward for the place. Finding that Mayor St'o"F
does not warm perceptibly q Mr.. CsmppeIl' o'h'i
names are to be presented to the Mayor. one 'i
these IS Augustus S. Hutch.ns. whom ;he . hr~n
people tried to get the union reform 'ick't laS'
fall for Judge Of the Superior Court INC p,hhcr
afterward assigned to Henry r. hickman A.oth.'
is that of Andrew d. Parker. who was an ASTis'-
art District Attorney under Colone' Felows !" Ms
first term $780,, ,,.,.,or, 7,
The proposed retirement OF mayor a.;i'tn :,
Grace from the leadership OF the New-1 orh ne
Democracy has been followed by symptoms ol diI-
Indignation in that organization that IN some vnht
tors are regarded az alarming. The members OF me
T.den Club OF the With Assembly District corn.
posing the bone and snew Of the Grace men IN ma
10 discuss the meaning anl probable results o. Mr.
Grace's resignation Ey-AsscmbvmHn QUO hrWp
ner WIFI make speech. taking FOR his subjec' i ne
Career and Collapse OF the New-Yo-lt state Demo
racy" The Anti-Snappers OF the VIM threaten 10
form an independent organiza ton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-25
cuIyIuyy SurGGLrp ~ c0rr!yS

Bangor Ne. April ca Montreal dispatch throws
Ugh, upon some ihlngG which the customs officials
OF this district had begun 20 regard exceedingly
mysterious For some time unusually .arge mum
Der Of collins has passed through Nanccboro the nst
station on the Maine Central Railroad In Maine
before reaching the soil OF New- brunswick. The
customs Officials became suspicious. ana thus a
gang Of Ch,ncse smugslers unearthoi. The
Chinese shipped from Vancouver 10 ~ John.
- near M Maine border. and then In coiilrs,
which were We, ventilated. Not all the collins we're
c..,tu.d a. kaucrboro. hut were broug II
tNr"'rr MpIn. on me Maine Central Railroad and
claimed az various stations In the State.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-25
BERGLAP CAUGHT WITH his PLCNDEh'

POLICEMAN RYAT FOUND HIM COMING OUT of
PROFESSOR G. T. JAMES, HOUSE
Morris Adler twenty-seven years Ole, VINO saiu
be vas clerk at No. IFS Forsyth-st.. was arreF'en
shor,lv before o'clock this morning by Follce'"""
RYAN Of the West Thirteth-st. station, as ne was
leaving the house OF Professor G. F. James NJ
?, West SiXteenth-st.. with a bag containing "e''
- ,,,oro, and other articles belonging 10 the
professor When searched at the station mousse an
ALLIGATOR skin pocketbook containing ioui su.44
bracelets a purse containing 81. SoIu MhI ~ n
choin = pair OF gold eyeglasses ana goIu chali', .
new pair of womens gloves. PAIR Oh mn :
gloves several handkerchefs ayr atrh'i Nv No a'r
n number OF lottery tickets ana huHe h'''V "''N
fnlind on his pcrsOn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-25
DENOUNCED BY THE VETERANS

Rochester, y. Y, April 24.-At a regular meeting
of w T. Sherman Command No. 2, Union Veterans
Union tonight. resolutions strongly denunciatory
Of Street Cleaning Commissioner Warng were
passed. The last resolution sets forth that at IS
the sense Of the command that any man who. In
sober earnest. traduces or vfies the character Of
any organization Of loyal soldiers is inf: TO hold
any Office Of honor. trust profit within the limits
Of the United States"
Poughkeepsle. n. Y, April 2i-Hamilton and
Sleight posts OF the Grand Army of this city passed
resolutions to-day condemning Colonel Waring. %
the New-York Street Cleaning Department, for his
recent attack the order. and earnestly requesting
MAYOR Strong 10 remove him from the place.