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New-York tribune., 1896-06-23
TO START TEARING DOWN THE BUILDINGS
THE NEW HOTEL BETWEEN BROADWAY AND
SIXTH AVE AND THIRTY SIXTH AND
THIRTY-sEvENTH SITS. TO BE MAN
AGED BY J. II. BEEslLE

THIRTY-sEVENTH SITS TO BE NAN
AGED BY J. II. BEEsl.H
The tearing down Of the buildings between Thirty
sixth and Thirty-seventh SITS and Broadway and
Sixth-ave. for the hotel to be managed by
James H. Breslin is 10 be begun tomorrow. accord
ing 10 the real estate agents OF Douglas II.
Schneider O. Brien q Whiting. Mr.. Schneider has
owned for some time the property in the centre Of
the block 10 feet In Broadway and S.x,h-ave.. and
ne has now purchased the stretch of property be-
tween Broadway and Sixth-ave, of an averag-
depth Of 25 feet. In Thirtysixth-st. No agree
nent has yet been reached with the lessces OF the
latter property the leases running until May next.
irrespective OF this condition. however Mr..
Schneider has given notice 10 the tenants or the
northern part Of his property that they must Nacate
the premises by to-day at The present tenants
have been ''hcldoVers." and were subject to a I'VE
days notice, which was given last Thursday
one Of the oldest tenants or the property Is Hi
lam Drennen lveryman who has been In bust
ness this point for thirty years. He says he VIII
move out 10y noon to-day TO a point near hy. \
laundry a barber shop ana a large bicycle estaD~
lishment will also be compelled 10 leave the prem
ises.
The indications that the tenants of the Davies
property IN Thirty-sXh-st VIII be allowed 10 con-
tinue their leases until May next, unless salts
Schneider VIII tear down the old buildings on the
six lots north Of the Davies property and begin The
erection of the hotel. He has placed a mortgage Of
s700,0s the property with the Equitable Lie As
surance Society and another OF 10000 wi,h pri-
vate person. The new hotel Is TO coat $l2jO,00
New-York tribune., 1896-06-23
CONTRACTORS NAY JOIN TIE TALOhS.

A NEW PHASE IN TIE CONTEMPLATED STRIKE
or TIE GARMENT WORKERS.
new phase developed yesterday IN the contenl-
plated strike OF the Brotherhood OF Tailors X was
said by one Of the officers Of tho United Garment
Workers. with which organization the brother MOOD
is affiliated that the contractors. seeing the de-
termination ~ the tailors 10 better their present con
,ifion or strike had made advances 10 them. ana
offered their sympathy. The taors. II Is sui' are
much encouraged by this. II was further sali tiltl
- ~. sfrike does come u will not be between the
tailors and the contractors who employ them, but
largely between the taiors ana contractors on the
on. sid. and the Wholesale clothing manufacturers
on tho other. ,
me Inife.l Garment Workers Union has long
hcsn IN favor X doing away with the contractors.
iuf !. Is alleged that IN" wholesale clothns manu-
facturers opp.s. rs efl 1rfs. The clothing manu-
facturers ID IS said. have forced prices down -
low that the contractors are compelled IN turn 70
nay the taiors small wages. hence the bond OF
sympAihy between the Two elements
New-York tribune., 1896-06-23
EX-SENATOR CULLEN's FUNERAL.

The funeral of ex-State Senator John J. Cullen
took place at St. Gabries Church No. 3l2 East
Thirty y-seventh-st.. yesterday morning. Auxiliary
Bishop Farley. with Father Thornton. oihciated a;
requiem mass. Father Quinn deacon; Father Nc
Herman sub-deacon. and Father Hayes. master Of
ceremonies assisted Peter Seery. owen McC0Oey.
Joseph Flanagan j. Brennan, j. EagAn and James
Boyle acted a. pallbearers.
Representatives were present from the William 7.
Sherman Lodge. Catholic Knights Of America; IN.
Ola Guard and the County Westmcath Society. Of
which Senator Cullen was member. 1htre
were also present eXPoce justices Hogan and
Martin ex-rolice Captain Ryan, Joseph Garry. cx-
Charities Commissioner Sheehy. Judge Fitzgerald
Captain Merry. ex-Alderman Farrell. folic~ Captain
Delaney and Chief Bonner, OF the Ere Department.
The burial was in Calvary Cemetery.
New-York tribune., 1896-06-23
Two DEATHS FRoM YELLOW FEVER.

When the Brit Ish four masted ship Nile from Rio
Janeiro, reached Quarantine yesterday afternoon
Captain Clark reported tina. May II. one day out
from RIO Janelro Nes Johansen, seaman twenty
two years old. died from yellow fever. and that on
the eth John Sloan. .ai!makcr Of Glasgow twenty
seven years old. al, from the same disease There
Was no Other sickness on IN" voyage, which lasted
forty-onc dlye. IIoIith officer DOty made a thor
ough examination U. the ship and also closely in
sI,cc.el the crew. who all found well. "A 4
pr iOnary measure. the vessel detained at
Quarantine for dlslnfcctiOn and Cleansing The
members OF the We're transferred TO Hoffman
Island. where they were bathed and their effects
dlsinfectcl
The Nile is consigned to g. H. Heye and will load
case oil At this port for Java.
New-York tribune., 1896-06-23
J. e. DRlYTON'S URNIT{ RE TO BE SOLD.
THE AUCTION TO TAKE PLACE TO DAY-A RI
PORT THAT MRS. DRAYTONs WEDpINi
GOWN Is AMONG THE EFFECTS.

THE AUCTION TO TAKE PLACE TO DAY-A RI
PORT THAT MRS. pRAYTONS WEDpiNi
GOWN Is AMONG THE EFFECTS.
Enough curiosity has been manifested In the ad-
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Coleman Drayton at noon to-day
to insure 4 large crowd In the saesro,n Of Flattau.
the auctoneer at University Place ani Thirteenth
81. IL was said that Mrs. Drdyton's wedding gown
and the childrcns toys would Doe sold under the
hammer without consulting Mrs. Drayion II could
not be learned definitely who had ordered the sale.
although 1t was generally understood that Mr.
Drayton had directed II through his attorneys
The goods. which had been In TIA" Manhattan
Storage Warehouse. az LeXington-atc. and Forty
seconl-st.. for the last three years. were ~ tn"
auction rooms yesterday. rJ pieces n all. c'upNlnB
The entire floor space OF tho basement ant Hf-t
noor Each piece bore a large tas labelled J. g.
A crowd OF cur.ou. men and women visited ,hc
auction rooms yesterday - look al th" Epoui Fem
nimc intcr"st was arscy confined 10 ne s'"n
her wedding. Tho articles to he sold Include a
number OF trunks. all marked Wltn thc initials
&C. 4 p.'-Charllttc A-f1r prayfnn.
The furniture Is % costly MAKE and inrlli-s
mahogany library tables cabinets vase. ti.i
chairs tables win tops % inaii mDihcr-1t-i .lsi.
bri.-A -hrac and MASSIVE hcIsteAis.
Gf peculiar interest dr' thr cll drcu'f toys, iu-
clulirc expcnsiN" mechanical DEVICES. Nh.'l vii
b. sold The children who played with them are
tricac!es of schoo-bopks
Another article IN the lot l. Mr.. Draytons college
grafton. entitled Chapel stake Speeches" 1t Was
delivered in lH.-
Neither Mrs Drayton nor Mr Dmy'on. who r--
Gently arrived from Europe. could be seen ye.ter-
day regarding IN" sale.
New-York tribune., 1896-06-23
Glodness Comes

N/ith a better understa rdr~ % 'Np transient
w nature Of the many physical Ills which
vanish before proper efforts-gentle efforts
pleasant Enthusiastically directed. There is COM
fort in the knowledge that so many forms OF
sickness are not due TO any actual disease but
simply to q constipated condition OF the system.
which the pleasant family laxative. Syrup OF
Figs, promptly removes. That Is why 1t is the
only remedy with millions OF families, and is
everywhere esteemed so highly by all who value
good health. Its beneficial effects are due to the
fact that IL Is the one remedy which promotes
internal cleanliness without debil!tating the or
gans on which it acts. 1; is therefore all impor-
tant in order to get its Jeneficin' % note
when you purchase. tnat you have the genuine
article, which is manufactured by the California
Fig Syrup Co. only. and sold by ali reputable
d. ggists.
II In the enjoyment Of good health. and the
system Is regular. then laxative or other RENE
dies are not needed. ii afflicted with any actual
disease. one may be commended TO the most
skillful physicians. but IL in need OF laxative
then one should have the best. and with the we'll
Informed everywhere. Syrup OF Figs stands Nigh
est and is most largely used and gives most gen
egal satisfaction
New-York tribune., 1896-06-23
NO COMPLAINANT APPEARS.
THE PROMOTER OF THE POLYGLoT NEWSPAPER
is RELEASED FROM ARREST.

Nicholas j. Weaver. who was arrested Friday
night by Detectives Formosa and Brown. or the
Central Office was discharged yesterday by Magis-
trate deuel. in the Centre-st. Court. Weaver Is the
man who lived at the Waldorf last January ana
engaged a lot of newspaper men for his interna-
tional daily which he was going to publish IN hVe
or six languages When payday came around he
sailed off IN his yacht Norwa. and was not seen
here again till last week. when he was at once ar
rested for swindling. In court yesterday Abe
Levy appeared for him and moved his discharge.
as there was no complaint against him. The Court
gave the detectives I'LL noon 70 hnd complainant
but none appeared, ana he was released.
Edward l. Bacar and J. Is. Haines. ir.. OF Phila-
dephia, Were In court anxious TO make complaint
but their case lay in Philadelphia, and they had no
Indictment They say they had turned over sl."s
to Weaver on account Of Philadelphia advertising
scheme fer which they had collected subscriptions
and that they had spent about 5000 Themselves In
the project.
New-York tribune., 1896-06-23
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
ECHOES OF TIE DEBs STRIKE
pn,w,v voRKMEN CHARGE coNsflhACi
AGAINST THE ROADs-A NEh'i'
THE MEN IN A sIMIIAR CASE

=, n 4
,cIvsr THE RoADs-A VERDICT AGAiN9l
THE MEN IN A sIMILAR CASE
c,,,o,o 1une "a morning paper says: Severn
Al, -, r,uro.d worlmen in Chicago and throuH''
r, ,ho United States think the genera hanae
y, railroads Of Chicago and elsewhere are gun - -
a CONSPIRACY to deprive them OF oPpo -,
-, riobtv ~ these men have made ai'ida'i''
and turned evidence in their possession '''0 -,
hands of Carlisle & Strong ana next ,,-
.'.. ,,,,roo,,lnt, hundreds of thousands OF doa'S
for damages viii be filed by that "''" III ,ro,1 1
ami s,neror courts against almost every ram o.
-. .,,, having terminals or cfiices IN 'hlc@s''
rh -,.r assert that they were bllckistel py Inv
riir,ads an account o, their connection VIII" "o
American Railway Union strike IN 1884, anu
r,iIure 10 secure employment under ther own 'i
after telling the truth concerning the'F a1'' W
cupation at the time Of the great DoSco'' INV
slider evidence of blackistins. ,,
In most cases the first road named will be charger
with the act of blacklsting and he others are
Iarai orcessorles to the act on account oI o.
20 eivr employment without adequate reason anu ~
many instances the Teiusu 10 c', gonsuiracy be-
as evidence TO prove Il b.@cKhsuNs 0''"P'
tween the roads. , . ,.,,riro on the
strike OF 1924 decided at \inccnnes, ''~
Saturday. The case was that OF III ~ i, Go,nnany
the Evansville and Terre Hane kah"aT ony az
DrummOnd charged that inc FaiIfodI NO,a, ,ha,
charged him In july 1871, on the ldis nc ,,,n
no was active in the Debs strike ana tna' III. %
pany kept him from getting emplDs ''o", & S.t fnr
psbSr company The jury returned VeI-.St lo'
Drummond for $500 but the Court gIah,,u .1 J'
fcndanf a new trial The Court drcuth t"1. ~ 80
h~,frd hlacLlist.ng law about when SO much iuss
has been made. gives no new rish's al az, ot o, 2
nrovl,led penalties for wrongfuly pfet"hiiiS an '.
n;ove from geting work when he has been hls,
charged Without some good cause The Court decided
that the striker has not been 80 cared for mat ne
NAV ouit work and be protected by preventing me
fact from being exposed The Court heli that mere
was evidence al all to support the verdict ana sat
New-York tribune., 1896-06-23

DE RIvyERE SENTENCED FoR LARCENY.

Arnold de Riverc. Count de Hopkirk," who was
convicted last week OF stealing a gold watch from
Leopold Rogge last December. sentenced to
two and half years imprisonment yesterday by
Judge Fitzgerald In Part ii. General Sessions H.
Digby Johnson. Dc Rivieres counsel, made a mo-
tion for a trial. which was denied. Mr. john
then said that he proposed TO appeal the case
to the Supreme Court. and the Judge ordered that [
the convicted man be not sent TO prison until Thurs
day.
The French Count" 1t is said, got In the good
graces OF French Countess in this city before his
arrest and II Is reported that the Countess became
infatuated with De Riviere that she supplies tho
necessary money 10 carry the case 10 the higher
court
New-York tribune., 1896-06-23
MASTER nEcHANJcS IN CONVENTION.

Saratoga, y. Y. June 22-rhe twcnty-ninth an
nual convention OF the American Master Mechanics
Association opened at Congress Hall this morning,
Il. e. Bllckall. OF Albany. presiding The dcibera-
tlons opened with prayer by the Rev. T. f. Cham
hers pastor OF the First Baptist Church An adj
dress of welcome made by &. II. Sturges, prcs-
dcnt OF the village. The annual address OF Pres.-
dent Backall followed.
The report OF Angus Sinclair. OF New-York the
secretary. showed the total membership Of the as
New-York tribune., 1896-06-23
TO ENTER NORMAL CoLLEGE.

Eight hautr.I and s!Xty-ilur girls over fourteen
years old vii enter Norm = College next september
These girls have passed examination In arithme-
tic. Graw.as. English grammar. history AMI spell
Ink. and have received over - per cent on the
average. SIX hlnds,l ana eishiy-nve grls failed
o. pass the .Ntmina lions ia these subjects. and
therefore cannot enter the college. The girl who
passed. highest j. AArc Peterson. School No. 49,
$40 per cent. ihc second highest received s34 per
cent Nay VI. Shea S'nooi NJ ST. The thi.d highest
was Th,rsa Se.iSman, ;2s, school so. 3d. Bertha
ana LA Shcuar. school 40 q, passed nfth. with Il
Ia ~
New-York tribune., 1896-06-23
THE WONAN WILL RECOVER.

louisa COSTELLO RECOVERING FROM THE LIGHT
MING STROKE THAT KILLED HER FIANCE'
The Fordham Hospital officials yesterday reported
an Improvement In the condition OF Louisa Costeo'
Of No sl2 East Twenteth-st.. and II was thousn'
that ~. world recover soon from the effects OF the
u,,otro hol, which killed the man she was en-
eaged 70 marry Charles Naente In Tibbetts Lane,
Kingsbrdgc Sundays storm ana whlch d
ion n was said wthstood the shock well iester ,
dev she smoke his name repeatedly and condemned
herself as responsible for his deatn ii,
Relatives of Nalentc yesterday took charge OF ms
hody and ARRANGEMENTS were made last evening Tor
the funeral.
New-York tribune., 1896-06-23
TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS.

Among the passengers who Will san to-aA' y.
Southampton and Bremen on the Nor'h us'D''
Lloyd steamship Trave Will be:
Mrs = s Adam l. W. ogden, = 70
The Rev. and Mrs w II. General anu "'" -
NJ, a, s, !, ~. so,, Tqs Rev Paul snonsovskt
Mrs g. ~ D,sk. Mr. and Robert keA'r
Professor J. Felthausen ins sn..h.
carl Csrmann " Miss Leaa J. Thompson
George W. Hamett. tr Or. A & lIur
Harley f.. Hamilton. Robert j. ulnu1n'
Mrs. Thomas Ingram Louis O. IufhsI'p Tsck-
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Is-nberg, Captain ana MD -
Sheppard knaTp. jr.. enoers; - r,.r,r
Mr. and Mrs H. G. r. Koch, Eusene H. s Nnn r
Charles |. Hciurney C. ". N.iNi' az" 70 von der
The Rev. L. McSwseny. Mr., and N's Z"
Colonel William Mayer lGhr A., Francis l.
MIR and Mrs. Charles J. Nj anu "''
OrkS Whle
New-York tribune., 1896-06-23
TO CONSOLIDATE INDIANA TROLLEY LINES

An Anderson. Ind, dispatch says that monster
scheme for Incorporating all Of tho proP"sed eleeT'
railways IN Indiana including the Cioiieiter 'ine
now being constructed and taking In all the Indiana
ras-belt cities is being worked by those interested
It's object is to aer all of the plans In order to make
al lines connect anl afford complete system OF
electric railways over the state mat coui hol ON!
c,mp.,e with the steam railways IN passenger, bit
In express and freight ;rlir This includes the pro-
posed IndianA-Ohio line, connecung at kokono or
Peru with the eas-bclt electric road now beIns con-
struc:cf which VIII be extended 10 Indiana, making
come ZION At points with the proposed Loans
bort indianapolis line passing through FRANKFORT
and Lebanon ana other cities. y road IS tner to
connect those with the lines proposed ana surveyed
for Southern and Western Indiana, whIch Will nave
their centres II carried out planned, at Brazil
Sy such arrangement the best cities IN lndlana
wou,i be connected In n thorough manner am by n
system that would be great factor ia public carry
New-York tribune., 1896-06-23
THE RIDING CLUES LEASE RENEWED.

Tn. Riding C,ub. whose headquarters are a, y"
Eas. rifrv.e,rhts-st.. has just arranged 'eas'
with the Astor estate for remaining in Us oFessa
location for twenty years. with the privl-ss, %
renewal for twenty and forty years The e.uv , INK
occupied its present site since ls" rn structure
occupied by II is an unpretentlous us lis ring 10
consisting of basement ana thIe ,his ci.v The sta
bles. in Fifty-ninth-st.. ACCOMMODATE '''"'
hundred horses
New-York tribune., 1896-06-23

soc,ation to be 6s3 increase during the YEA snce
s0S He referred to the death Of ten members s'"eo
' At the afternoon session Robert Quaie ot Nn1-
80 and steam Passages. read his report wnica
was discussed at considerable lengtn; aancinS
%ocomotv and Henderson so read Of RDaH1N and ds
va. =" The convention then adjourned until TO-
morrow morning
New-York tribune., 1896-06-23
FEDERAL CIVIL SERVICE CHANGES

Notification was received a, the 'us'Vn AZ a.
yesterday from the Treasury Depar'as" Tho
change in the Civil Service ciassn'"', ,s,t low
order OF classification was reversed vo T. In
salared places Will now begin al 1Tsose appon'ed'
stead of the hsh-salared places s,snei 10 clerlcai
as laborers will no longer be sailed upon 70
work and will therefore not DC
pass clerical examinations
New-York tribune., 1896-06-23
WHEELER HELD ~ THE PRlSON "AhD'
THE POLICE SUSPECT THAT THE LAWYER AT

THE POLICE SUSPECT THAT THE LAWYER AT
TEMPTED SUICIDE
William Wheeler the lawyer who WAS sent to
Bellevue Hospital by the Central PARK ponce 'aS.
SUNDAY night and upon whose breast were found
seven knife cuts IS In the prison ward on account OF
a suspicion Of the police that the man attempted
suicide Wheeler seems to fear that he may nave 10
serve term In prison for attempting his life f9r ne
answers all questions "a to now ne receiFeu "''
wounds with: Il don't know $3.50 - 49,,
Dr Kellogg. who attended Wheeler, says the
wa,,nds are Superficial and that six of the seven
are merely scratches. II was said at the hospl'ai
that Wheeler appeared TO have been on a protrac'eu
dcbauch.
New-York tribune., 1896-06-23
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REICH GETS THE Full PENALTY.
JUDGE NEwnURGER SENTENCES HIN TO TWENTY
YEARS ~ STATE PRISON OK A YER
DICT or MANSTAUGHTEE

Judge Newburger in Part ~. Genera. Sessions,
Yesterday sentenced Herman Reich 20 twenty years
ia State Prison. Reich was convicted last week
~ mansauEhier In The first degr"o for killing MS
si.- Amelia July :. $780, at SO. t,s East one
hundred -fiftN N-tfat-st IN" couple hdd Sri'1-
ratei several tines. owing g. keichs Jealousy. re
arcus,! las vic OF being ltlthlcss HIS scv.n-yctr
OH daughter. Julia, H's a witness against her
:ithcr anI toll ho~ he shot her mother.
Ar. Low his counsel. made A plea tor mercy. hut
I.ir,. NeNhuig.r said tAe nAn fortunate IN
the verdict arl deserved no further ccm'aey. and
srnicnr.l h.m % lhe iul. p,nA.iy.
New-York tribune., 1896-06-23
GUESTS AT THE LEADING HOTELS.
AII;EMAkl.E.

G.. l.. RAYMOND. chicago.
j.. T.. Ailrlch - wife. PROV
iitncc.
Mn &. {. Morrison. Wash
lngtun.
". IL. Phillips. Great bar
Ilngtun.
Ir. t.. Somehow & VIZ,
Now orleans.
Mls. G.. ". Chandler. Phi!a
lriphii.
New-York tribune., 1896-06-23
cOURT CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.


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Lean. J-Causcs to be sent from Part ~ for trial.
supreme Court Special perm-part vr-Before smyth.
J--Caqses to be sent from Part Nv for trial.
supreme cO.5~sPeeia ,. reTmmPars vII-DetOrs Truas
supreme Court-speclal Term-Part vIII-AdJourned
supreme court-7rrial Tern.-Part n-Betore Freed
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supreme Court Trial Term-rar, III-Before puxrO. J.
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Neale agt. Carpy-Donnld Mclean
Watson agt. Conner-Charles A. Deshon
Mullen agt. MGrtin-Norman T. NJ MeIliss
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Brown agt. Brown-John H. Judge
by MacIean. j.
Marsh ast. Dewsnap-Cnarlcs Donohue
RECEIVER APPOINTED.
Supreme Court.
by Andrews. J.
Logan NJ. Bullitt
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