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WANTED FOR THEFT IN ST. PAUL.
AN EMBEzzLER CAUGHT AFTER MONTHS OF
SEARCH.

AN EMBEzzLER CAUGHT AFTER MONTHS OF
SEARCH
Detective Quinn. of the East Twenty-second-st.
station, Saturday night captured swindler for
whom the police OF the entire country have been
looking since September. The swindlers
name is John Victor Bergstrom, and before Septem-
Der 30 he employed as ticket agent In the gem
eral Office of the Great Northern Railway at st.
Paul, Mimi He disappeared on that date. and his
accounts were found to be several thousand dollars
short. The railroad company was reimbursed by
guarantee insurance company, which furnished Sc
curities for Bergstrom. Since that time the in
surance company has kept up an unceasing search
for the missing They sent copies Of his
picture 10 the police OF the different cities OF this
country and Europe, and offered reward for his
capture.
detective Quinn was walking along Sixth-ave.
Saturday afternoon when well-dressed young man
passed him the sidewalk. The detective re-
membered seeing the mans face somewhere. but
could not locate 1t. That evening he looked over
the pictures in the East Twenty secOnd-st station,
and when he reached Bergstroms picture and the
circular giving description of the latter he i'm
mediately recognized 1t as that Of the man he had
met In SlXth-ave.
About II o'clock Saturday night while walking
along East Fourteenth-st.. accompanied by Cap
tain Smith he again spotted the man and placed
him under arrest. Bercstrom Immediately acknOwl-
edged his identity and confessed 10 stealing the
money.
Rergstrom was arraigned In the Yorkvile Court
Yesterday and. remanded to await the arrival OF
has been in Sweden. and only arrived in NewYork
SATURDAY.
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VESTCHESTER COON1 1.
WORKERS.

TIL. first of the Saturday evening smokers So
nv the Entertainment Committee OF the io ,n'.s
Coripthian Yacht club took place at the CUM. ~,
an saturday night and a delightful aHaH' nv
ubo contributed to the evenings pleasure "''e
lanes Burdett NJ C. Hamlin J. H. VIENNA
willard Carpenter Frederick Hubbell Messrs I'''''
and Peel clam chowder was served by stewart
Warner. ,,i
Mr. and Mrs Frank ]. Moultrie have issueu NV,
tatons for the celebration of the twenty-hfth ANN
versarv of their wedding to be held at their hol.''
No $40 Warpurton-ave, on Wednesday evening NJ
vember 90 ,, . .,a uoard
of Education are anxious to form an advanced C'dsS
Wayerly-st Applications for membership 10 ths
lass Win be received this week at the school and
tho class will probably be started next week il
Sufficient number of young men enter. 90,
lanes Newklrk. thirty-hve years old, or NO. Zol
South Broadway struck and instantly killed by
train No IA on the New-York Central and l'ldson
Rivrr Railroad on Saturday night at the foot OF
Dock-st Newkrk who was a truckman, had ioadeu
his ruck on Peene's dock and had started for Hart
shorn & Ingham's market in North broadway. lie
aid not see or hear the approaching train ana started
IN cross the track. The engine struck the truck IN
the middle hurting 1t into the air and cutting the
horses loose o,, 80. 1850.
ing the Committee of the Whole Will report on a
nrnber OF important matters. Mayor John @. Peene
hejnr AT Atlanta. Alderman John Schlobohm, presi-
dent of the Council will preside.
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NETWORK CITY.

The Police Commissioners will be the guests OF
the Methodist Social Union at the st. Denis Hotel
tomorrow evening.
G. T. Smelling will deliver an interesting lecture In
the assembly hall Of Grammar School No q, Null
berry and Bayard SITS. this evening at o'clock, on
"A GLIMPSE at the History OF Architecture" On
Thursday evening Henry G. Schneider Will speak
on Lime in Nature and Art" Both lectures VIII
he illustrated with many stereopticon views. Hugh
T. ONeil the principal, means that these free lect-
ures shall be popular with all classes, and par
tcularly desires the attendance Of the parents OF
pupils in the Sixth Ward schools
Over one hundred Cuban ladies' members OF the
charitable society Daughters of Cuba, met on Sat-
urday afternoon at the home of their president.
Mrs G. de Quesada No 1l6 West Sixty fourth-st..
for the purpose of naming the committees which
are TO have charge OF the departments OF the cuban
fair to be held December 10 at Masonic Temple
This fair will be for the benefit of the sick and
wounded Cubans of the war for freedom now be-
ing waged in Cuba.
Alexander s Carnes. Of Box Springs Ga who
was arrested Saturday night for swindlng hotels
was held for trial by Magistrate Simms in tho
Tombs Police Court yesterday morning.
Joseph Howard. H.. is chairman OF the Press
Cluh committee which is working on the
benefit performance for Marvin r. Clark. the bind
journalist other committees from several or
Plantations in sympathy with the movement are
nerfectng their arrangements and the entertain
rnent which will be given at one OF the leading
broadway theatres I'm December, promises TO be a
great success. Contributions and all communica-
tions should he addressed to the Marvin X. Clark
I,,rd New-York Press Club. No. "a West Twenty
sixth-st.
, wool, NJ nraver will begin tonight in Associa-
ton Han There will be services nightly from TO
IN o'clock with music.
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STATEN ISLAND HAPPENINGS.

TIL. Prohibition Park Electric Railroad. which
runs between tho park and Port Richmond mas
becn leased by the Midland Company The road
nassed into the hands of a receiver from whom it
was leased Ii never paid its expenses.
The Special Term of the Circuit Court will open
in Richmond this morning. The special feature Will
he the trial Of ex-Tax Collector Michael Mcclure.
who is charged with having embezzed the tax
moneys of that town. Mcclure alleges he is being
prosecuted because he Is opposed to the Democratic
Orga nization. $500 ,
Richard Boezey, a wrecker. employed by the
Merritt Company. nearly drowned yesterday
afternoon at the companys wharf in Stapleton
Boezlev was drunk and fell overheard. He was
fshed out and sent to the Smith lnfrmary
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ARRESTED roR SELLING 4 Box OF MArcHEs

Detective John T. Prunty. OF the East Ffty-first-
st station was one OF officers who at rollcall
Saturday night listened to the stern commands Of
Acting Captain Steinkamp that extra vigilance must
be used yesterday in enforcing the Sunday laws.
Early I'm the morning Detective Prunty started out
to obey orders. He went 10 the grocery store Of
Gustav Schultz No. S3 Third-ave. Schultz had been
doing a rushing business In the early part Of the
morning but had pulled down the curtains at 10
o'clock and preparing to close at that hour ac-
cOrling to law. A few minutes after 10 o'clock
Prunty rushed into the place with an unghted
cigar in his mouth.
Il want a box Of matches" he said to Schultz
The latter handed him the matches, and Prunty
then marched him off 10 the station. When he was
arraigned in the Yorkvlle Court Magistrate Cornell
said: There was a violation OF the law, and am
compelled to fine the prisoner 81
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CRANE RFBTKES A LAWYER.
THE MAGISTRATE DOES NOT ALLOW CRITICISM
OF HIS DECISIONS IN COURT.

THE MAGISTRATE DOES NOT ALLOW CRITICISM
OF HIS DECISIONS IN COURT.
Hyman Kelp. twenty-one years DID, or NO. lAl
Hester-st was charged with dsorderly conduct In
Essex Market Court yesterday by Policeman Ernst
Won Diezelsld Of the Eldrdge-st. station. The po-
liceman said that complaints had been received al
the station 10 the effect that Kelp was IN the hablt
of sitting on a chair the sidewalk In 'front.' OF MS
home to the annoyance OF pedestrians several OF
whom were trpped up by his outstretched ieet ACT
ing Captain Kirchner sent him out 10 investi-
gate and he found the complaint justified. Won
DeZelskl ordered Kep move, but the latter sWore
at him and became abusive that he was locked up
In court several reputable business men appeared
against Kep. who was fined -.
Henry J. Goldsmith. who appeared for the pris-
oner, denounced the arrest and punishment az an
outrage, whereupon Magistrate Crane said TO MN:
Young man. you have no right. nor Will permit
YOU 10 criticise my decisions In front Of the bar.
Such conduct is very unbecoming and makes you
appear altogether too fresh. If you think you have
been wronged you have redress in the higher courts,
but such conduct will not be tolerated here.
Goldsmith looked confused and left the courtroom.
His client paid his fine subsequently the lawyer
returned and rendered his apology 10 the Magistrate,
who ed
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HOME NE VS..
ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

ALBEMARLE-Senat Horace White OF
syracuse. BRUNSW1CK-Isaac McConhe. Of Troy,
and Captain Egerton, OF Ottawa. BUCKINGHAM
Mime. Frances Saville, Of the Metropolitan Opera
OF Baltimore William w Grape Of Massachusetts,
and Milton II Smith. of Louisville GRAND
Nine. Antolnette Sterling. HOFFMAN-Wiliam
NJ Bum. Of Philadelphia and j. Reed Whipple, OF
Boston. HOLLAND-Governor Frank Brown. Of
Maryland. and Henry VI. Whitney. of Boston.
SAVOY-Almeric II. Paget. Gerald Paget and Lady
Colebrooke, of England WALDORF-Wiliam L..
Flkins of Philadelphia: Judge Henry r. Temp
kins Of Atlanta: General George S. Field, John y.
Scatcherd and Robert l.. Fryer. OF Buffalo, and
Mrs Daniel Manning Of Albany. WINDSOR
Miguel Covarrubias. Secretary of the Mexican Lega
ton at Washington.
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RAID on A SIXTH-A ". BTLIIiRD-ROON

Captain Pickett. Detectives Roardon and Tappin
ard twelve policemen OF the West Thrueth-st. po-
lice station at $50 o'clock yesterday morning made
a raid on the "White Elephant" pool and billiard
room in the basement OF 80. 5}2 SXth-ave, and
locked up the proprietor Philip Black, on the
charge of maintaining q gamhng-h house. Nineteen
other prisoners who were caught in the raid were
charged with being common gamblers.
When prisoners were searched at the station
,birfv-fhree pawntickets were found in their peck
els The police had managed TO get q cents on the
nool table and that was used the main evidence
against the men. -
In Jefferson Market Court yesterday Magistrate
Mott held each OF the twenty prisoners in 800 for
examination this afternoon
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WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

WHAT Is GOING ON TODAY
Opening OF Horse Show Madison Square Garden
Dock Board investigation. Stewart Building
Presbytery meeting.
National Guard Surgeons special committee, list
Regiment Armory, p. m
Hannigan murder trial.
Mix producers before Interstate Commerce Com
missioners Federal Building.
Woman's Branch. New-Yo city Mission, man
ayers meeting. No. l05 East Twenty-second-st, IL
a.
T-niversalist ministers meeting with the Rev. Dr.
Charles II. Eaton, No. 50 West Forty eighth-st IL
a. m.
Company A, 22d Regiment entertainment.
mOry. p m
Society OF Medical Jurisprudence, No. II West
Forty-thrd-st.. p. m.
Nassau Boat Club annual meeting No Al West
Thirty-first-st.
Bridge Trustees meeting. Brooklyn.
Martin Luther birthday celebration. association
Hall, Brooklyn.
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RECEIPTS OF CALIFORNIA FRUIT

Only ten carloads OF California fruit re-
ceved here last week against sixteen cars the pre-
ceding week Most OF the fruit consisted Of grapes
which continued 70 arrive In bad order that the
average price was low. Good prices realized
for choice sound grapes. double crates OF Tokays
selling for from s. % to 81 and Cornichons for
from s, TO s. ~ There we're receipts OF pears
but there were large sales from the stocks In cold
storage warehouses at good prices Winter Nellis
ncars selling hEh 81 box
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WALKED OUT OF A WINDOW.

MIR smashed SHED AND FRACTURED HIS
SKULL BY THE FALL"
William Muir, thirty-one years old, steward OF
No $40 Canal-st., walked out Of a window on the
Nf,h floor OF the house In which he lives a; mid
night Saturday, and fractured his SKULL he ieh
on a shed over the first floor entrance Muir got
a,,,,L tho nigbt before and after sleeping for a
while in his room tried get out for another drink
In his shaky condition he mistook the WINDOW lot
Tho door His fall smashed the shed. He was
taken TO the Hudson Street Hospital and VIII re-
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THE TRIBUNE.

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~ H. @. 4. SECRETARY ASA ULTED.

John H. Hood. of No. 153 Bowery secretary OF the
Bowery branch Of the Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation appeared in Essex Market Court yesterday
as complainant against James Anthony, twenty
eigh: years old. clerk living at the same address.
vbom he charged with assault. Hood said he met
Anthony who was drunk, on the Bowery on Satur-
day night and that the latter kicked him several
times I'm the legs. knocking him down. Anthony de-
MED the charge. and was held in 800 for trial.
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Through a special, exclusive arrangement, con-
cluded by The Tribune with the Century Company.
the latter will for limited time continue TO I'll
ders from members Of The Tribune club for full
sets Oen volumes) OF the Century Dictionary and
Cyclopeda. at 81 s. per volume by which arrange
ment each individual secures low price as
though he bought thousand sets OF the work
$500 WORTH at wholesale For particulars cab
upon address The Tribune or con suit the adver-
tisement page Of to-day's paper.
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DOWNING ADMITTED TO BAIL.

Magistrate Mott in jefferson Market Court yester-
day on receipt Of a certificate from Dr. Skunk that
John b. McGoldrick was much improved. and was
probably out Of danger. admitted William bowling
who has been under arrest without bail the
charge of having assaulted McColdrick. 10 bail in
5000 As no appeared to qualify i'm that
amount Bowling was again locked up.
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TUESDAY. NoVEMBE
NOVEMBER
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NETWORK SUNDAY. NOVEMBER 10. 1895
ARRIVED

Steamer Excelsior Ger. Muller Hamburg October -.
I'm ballast to Gustav Heye. Arrived AT the Bar AZ m
Steamer Veendam Dutch Van der Zee, Rotterdam DC
oter 30 and Boulogne 81 with mdse "a cabin and 80
s,eerage passengers Netherlands American steam NaN
CATION Go. Arrived AT he Bar AZ = a m.
steamer La Ciascogne FD. Bauielon. Havre NoNem-
Der - mdse 1872 cabin and 41 steefage passengers
to 4 Forget. Arrived at the Bar at Z y m. - -,
steamer oer), Fendt Santos october II; no
Janero II Bahia % with mdse to Funch. Edge a CO.
Arrived a the bar at II m 9TH; .,
steamer ielarden (I}r Davidson. Santos october H.
Victoria 10 and - Lucia November with mdse to Dusk
A Jevons Arrived "A the Bar at II 30 a m.
steamer Albert tNor) Bang. Port Limon ~
DAYS with fruit and pass 10 Elinger Bio@ Ar
rived a the Bar at o;lo III. -
steamer Iaurada Hishes. Kingston October y" Moniego
Pov 81 St AIMS Bay November ], and Port Maria =
with mdse and passengers James f. Kerr co. Ar
rived nj the 10 M November .
steamer Marlborough C}r. Scott Kingston October ls
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Cape Gracas % Belize D. Cortez % and liv-
ingson November . with mdse and passenger 10 bow
ring & Archibald Arrived at the Bar at o:fO m;
Steamer OrnocO 0}r Muggah Bermuda November 4,
with mdse and % passengers 10 OuterDridse q o.
Arrived the Bar at 3 m
Steamer Cherokee Mckee, Jacksonville ard Charleston,
with mdse and passengers 10 w Z Clyde q Co
Steamer Kansas CITY. Fisher. savannah with mdse and
passengers X l. Walker.
steamer jamestown. Hulphers Newport News and Nor
folk with and passengers to the Old Dominion IS.
co.
steamer Fontabele C3r, Mckenzie. Philadelphia Nov
elnhcr Z in ballast r Outerbdge & Co. Arrived at
the Bar at 1915
SANDY Hook Nov 1880 p. m.-Wnd north fresh
breeze; clear.
Steamers America 'Brl. London: Ohio (Br). Hull;
+. W Bruno. Baltimore; LeOna. Key West and Calves
tom Scotia tBr) Glasgow; Brilliant Ger. Flushing;
Mexico SPAN Havana. etc; ships Lydgate (sr), for
calcutta; Wilhelm tier) London Lord Canning (Br),
sydney and Newcastle. n !. W.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS
Steamer Southwark d3r Hannah. from Antwerp for
New York passed Prawle Point November TO-
In BourgOgne tFrl. I~bOuef, from New-Iork,
arrived at Havre November 10.
Steamer Furst Bismarck Ger. from Naples for New
York passed Gibraltar November O.
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ITS NINETEENTH ANNIVFRSA

The Madison Avenue Methodist Church yesterday
celebrated its thirteenth anniversary. The pastor
the Rev Sylvester F. Jones' preached in the morn
ing, and the Rev. DR. J. NJ. Buckley Editor OF The
Christian Advocate" who founded the church and
was It's first pastor. spoke in the evening
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-11

Our only secret in the making OF
whipcord stable livery is using cloths
of the same shade Of color year after
year. A standing order to one cloth
maker assures this absolute saneness.
Unimportant you think. Trousers
worn ont, new man longer legged than
the old, try and match last years livery
coat elsewhere.
Once introduced to our livery de-
partment and livery methods, you'll
buy for the other men-servants, for
whom we provide as well.
ROGERS PEET & CO
Prince and Broadway.
Warren and broadway
Thirty second and broadway.
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IMMATURE ALMANAC.

sunrse 643 Sunset 4:4G Moon 0:33 age ~
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
AM-Sandy Hook ia9 Gov Island $50 Hell Gate LOB
PM-Sandy Hook 40 Gov. Island 25l Hell GAZE 4.ii
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Timely Publications
BY
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OUTGOING STEAMERS.


TO-DAY.
v..,., For Line Mall. close Vessel sails.
Finance Colon, Columbian. 1000 m !2'V m
Columbia Colon Pacific Mail......... 1000 m 12Oo m
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER IL
Spree Bremen. g Lloyd. 100 m lOO IN
Cr.-olo, I,harle.ton CLYDE 300
Camatense Para, Red Cross 500 m 500 m
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER l3
N.s. yo,k eoufhamnon American %. 500 a II 20
K-nsington. Antwerp Red iV.o m ~. "V
Majestic Liverpool White star .ll:W m Z.uo III
Albert Dumois Rica. Matna.. 900 m II 900 m
seneca Havana \ & Cuba. ....... 1900 m 300 IN
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WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER ID.

Have Bremen. Nov 5...........N q LLOYD
Aps Nov s-............... Atlas
MarsaIa. HAMBURG oct % Iiamb Amer
Haya y & Cuba
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INCOMING STEAMERS.
TO-DAY.

TODAY.
From I1ne
ScIiedaIn. Nov &c.
Irns Will.m ....rort Prince. Nov . Royal Danish
Chicago city .....Swa 27........ Bristol Cfy
Cherokee Charleston.
III Monte. Orleans Nov Morgan
Freslaud Antwerp. Nov Red Star
1uDntan. Havana, Nov 1........N cuba
Alliance. NOV I Columbian
III Orleans Nov 7......... Morgan
Fl Orleans. Nov 7........ Morgan
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER IL
Liverpool. Nov 2......W White Star
AI'hr kngsiun Nov 1..............Atlas
lfpIn"s. .Jacks0nvie Nov Cyd.
knickerhocker New Orieanf Nov G..... Cromwell
Manohh. London Oct 3l..............Au Trans
Nueces. Galveston Nov 6.......... Mallory
olympia GiDf Anchar
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Bay Since the he had served dca IN besides do
Ska Nohican, Guard ana Sara'os"'
ING shore duty for eleven years.
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The petroleum market was strong last week Prices VI
Crude and refined oil made material advances This
Included the Ohio fields The approach Of winter the
drouth in Pennsylvania and West Virginia ana he as
appoinnent Of drers prospecting for new fields IN me
ni country all direct hearing on the relation ~
consumption 10 production. November shipments open
~ considerably in excess OF runs 80, -, -,
The ne reports Of the OH 'ty LeiIlCh i"i NV '"''
a,a Ha l-lluMs.
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The certificate price Of crude oil has advanced close 10
20 The refined market closed strong at 81 30 in bar
Ics and per gallon bulk at New York Philadelphia
quotations being on a basis five points below these
figures Foreign quotations firm. az follows; London
9IGdG5s sAd per imperial gallon Anwerp It's francs
Der 100 kilos Bremen. $50 marks per 20 klos
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Total work .....l.Jl5 libO l3'' Low Ion
The rartial nine line returns from November TO
fcharteTs To- the 1th). inclusive, follows:
'N''"''''' w. Wv ''' Daily az
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Prince and Broadway.
Warren and Broadway.
Thlrty-second and Broadway.