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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-07
DTPHTHERT4 AT BELLEVUE.
TWO CASES TRANSFERRED TO THE WILLARD
Parker HOSPITAL

TWO CASES TRANSFERRED TO THE WILLARD
Parker HOSPITAL
There was some alarm at Bellevue Hospital yes.
terday over rhe discovery OF two, and possibly
three cases OF diphtheria In the institution. On
November 80 Mrs. Mary Elzoldt, twenty-eight years
old Of No. Il Second-ave- was admitted to the
hospital suffering from "a complication OF diseases
She was placed in the Marquand Pavilion, under
the care of DR.. Bigelow. Yesterday the physician
reported 10 Superintendent Murphy that the pa
tent had high fever. and that her case looked
susDicousy like dphthera. The Board OF Health
was informed at once. DR.. Aspell hurried to the
institution and. after examining the woman. de-
cided that she had diphtheria and sent her at once
10 the Willard Parker Hospital
Before the physician left the hospital Or. WicKs
reported that there suspicious case In MS
ward There was another examinatio which Re.
suited In the finding Of another pronounced case OF
diphtheria and the sending TO the Contagious Dis
ease Hospital OF Connie Eckert. twenty years o'u'
a servant OF No IA West Fourth-st . $500. A.,
Late in the afIerl DON woman walked INTO we
recor room AT Bellevue and asked 10 pe t'al.o
as SIS felt ILL., The physicians decided mar tnsrs
we're symptoms Of dphtheria In this woman c"sr
also and she was taken to the tent when ~
always set Up the grounds for cases OF con-
tag disease.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-07
THE STATES FACTORIES.
CLINTON PRISON.
pr,sy INSTITUTION WHICH has NOW SOLVED
u,,r ppop1.rM OF EMPLOYING IT'S IN
MArEs-THE VARIETY OF INDUS
III
TRIES REPRESENTA-,


~ -.~r CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRi3UNEl
Dornsuora ~ y. Dec. 5.-The state over MI!
vars ago put Il State prison up in this mortimer"
nor, ~ lis territory and named It Chnton frisoh'
A. that time there was no more secluded anu ~
occess,h,e part Of the State than clinton |ouh,''
There was no railroad which led TO 1t from '.e
nonulous part Of the State to the SOUTHWARK no
tor Dannernora that was situated thirty mn.
hack from the shores of Lake Chanipiain' inc '
line of communication with the outer worio'
Yet the State had good reason for the es'aDns"
roent OF the prison in such isolated place ine
were ircn mines in rs vicinity. and thereio'e
was prospect Of employing the coh''c'' -
bly In making nails and other produc's % 1850
Besides the iron there were EXTENSIVE
which could be used as fuel for the IRON iui
The State authorities. therefore. es'apii'" W
prison bough, thirty thousand acres Oh ioioS. CO..
in its vicinity and founded nail factory l. was
discovered. however that nails could not DC manu-
featured at profit at such distance from inc
market and with no railroad TO take the product
of tho nrson 70 Lake Champlain and southwark
Tho prison accordingly languished until Smith NJ.
weed NJ plsttsburg who may be considered tho
creator NJ Northern New-Ycrk in a business sense
nersuaded the state authorities to build little
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-07
GAS STOVES AND RANGES
BRAMHAlL DEANE CO.,
nos 20: TO 200 WATER OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
CIRCULARS on APPLICATION.
THE DE FARRt BLACkWAM CASE.
EACH OF THE PRISONERS LAYS BLAME
ON THE OTHER.

ON THE OTHER.
II Is understood that when the case against Will
ian, r. Turnbuli and William Eford Could Is
heard this afternoon in the Centre street ROW"
Court Turnbull Will give evidence placing the "hoie
OF the responsibility for tho alleged attempt ="
o.ackmaiI Senior Eugcrio de Farra upon houi"
Both men remained IN the Tombs until late hour
Yesterday afternoon. VIXEN Gould was baileh OUT
by Rartow g. Weeks. who deposited siw' poho
with the city Chamberlain Turnbul however. IL
still confined IN the Tombs. Goult VAS visited hur-
iry the fav by his faiher-in- aw, Tolonei samue'
Lawrence and was also in consultation WIN nis
legal advisers When Gould WAS seen Yesterday ne
reiterated his statements of the previous day. ana
maintained thar his only offence was In imparting
TO Turnbun certain incidents in De Farra's HE.
which had I'm turn been nld TO him by senior Bal
dasano the Spanish Consul-General
Il did not know that Turnbull was attempting 70
blackmail De F.Ira," said Gould yesterday, ana
| cannot understand why Turnbu.l seeks to put tho
blame upon me, when he admits that he wrote
all the letters. and comedies that knew nothing
about the le.ier he wrote naming t2,2O as the sum
necessary TO withhold the publication OF the
threatened stories
Turnbull declared emphatically that he had been
used az a catspaw. and that in consequence ne IN
tended tell all he knew OF the AFFAIR at his ex.
animation this afternoon He ec.ared that Gould
prompted the writing OF the letters.
consul-c General Ia dasano said yesterday thar ne
had NJ further remarks TO make on the case, cx-
cept that he had known Gould as reputable bust.
ness man. and thought III would be able 10 clear
himself OF the charges brought against him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-07
SOME CITY ISLANDERS WANT THE ROAD

Several residents OF city Island. headed by the
Rev J. c. Rrowdish. went 10 see Mayor Strong
Yesterday afternoon. and asked him 10 sign the
franchise for the Pelham Park Railroad Company.
passed by the Aldermen few days ago. The City
Islanders held n mass-meeting on Saturday night
and passed resolutions in favor OF the trolley road
although It would spoil the SHORE road in Pelham
bay Park and blockade traffic on the Pelham
Bridge.
Dr. Everts NJ. Morrell, George V. REYNOLDS. Frank
WOOD. Archibald Robinson ana others tel! ne
Maycr thar the Ciiy Isandcrs had 10 nay 81 cents
Tor trip 70 ci,y Hai, ava b9sk althorsh 'h icy
north could get dcwu and back FOR % cents. Mayor
Strong said he would look into tao matter. but
he wasn't inclined 10 sign the FRANCHISE RE mao
doubts about It's legality.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-07
STRAW BONDS IN ALABAMA.

THE UNITED STATES GRAND JURY AT BIRMING
HAM MAKES A REPORT on THE SUBJECT.
Birmingham. Ala. Dec. 6.--The United States
Grand Jury. Just prior to Its final adjournment
Saturday. rendered IT'S report. United States Com
missioners were severely censured for allowing de-
PENDANTS in many cases 10 give straw bonds
accepting as suretics persons whose irresponsi.
biity is notorious" The Grand Jury found a great
disregard for the sacred nature OF an oath among
inforners and witnesses.
Judge Boarman, In replying to the report. said
he recognized the existence of such practices
which were greatly to be depIorcd and that he
had recently consulted with the Attorney neral
ing the defects
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-07
BURGLARS WITH DYNAMITE.
4 SAFE IN DEILcArBssDN STORE BLOWN OPEN
AND SIS STOLEN

AND SIS STOLEN.
Some bold burglars visited tho delicatessen store
81 Albert Pcser. at No. LES Ih'rd-aVe.. early
Yesterday morning and stole {5 from safe In
which there were bonds. checks and cash 10 tho
amount Of abou, 1900 Tho thieves blew open
with dynamite the safe which was within few
feet OF tho main door 10 tho store and directly
u,s.r n gas let which was lef, turned full on
when tho employees went home. Tho window
shades were rolled UP. that every part OF the
store could easily Ne seen from the street. There
were many small drawers in the safe all OF which
were locked except one containing tho key TO I'M
lock the Others The burglars got into and de-
parted from the store by door. They
worked with the gas turned down low and took
their time IN trying TO shatter the safe.
A photographer and several other persons 1--we
above the store The photographer and his wife
were awakened by loud explosion In the store
at $50 O'Clock. They heard voices and somebody
moving about in the place. and thought some OF
The employees had opened up the store earlier than
usual and were engaged In making repairs. Twenty
minutes later there was an explosion. more Violent
than the FIRST one. The photographer then con-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-07
4 PROMISE OF SIK.CENT MILk
MR. GILMOR SAYS THE TRUST WILL Rh'
DUCE THE COST OF DELIVERY so AS
TO CUT DOWN THE PRICE TO CON
SUMERS AND INCREASE THE

sUMERS AND INCREASE THE,
FARMERS RECEIPTS.
John d. Gilmor promoter of the MIX Trust
said yesterday that two hundred milk dealers III
New-York had given options on their business 10
tho men who interested in the new corpora
ton. He declined. however, to give the names OF
any OF these dealers or to say who was Interested
in the new company He said:
This Is not a trust, but stock company. and II
the public will be patient for little while II VIII
be greatly benefited by The formation OF no SgcR
eight cents quart for milk delivered al theil
intends to adopt they Will be able TO buy 1t for SIX
cents. The company Will also be able 10 pay ane
profit than The individual dealers 30 now. The
cost Of GGyerng the milk to the he homes 0s ts
system u now costs anout three cents quar- 10
deliver milk. and the company will be able to DO II
farmers last year received fraction over p. cents
a quart for their milk and 1t Is easy to gee now
sgR Charge and the cost GY Of deVepy and
reap a big profit by selling the milk for six cents
The milkmen also lose considerable by being nm
Nble to sell skim milk THIS milk can be used for
handed in large quantities to make it worth while
The individual dealers cannot collect enough OF 1t,
but tho company will be able to deliver Il IN qhan-
titles One man mas already applied for five hun
dred cans Of skim milk day.
NJ. ';iimor said that the company would prob
ably he organized next week and that the full de-
tails and the names OF the officers would then he
made public
A Tribune reporter called on several large milk
dealers yesterday. but none OF them would admit
having given options on their business to the pro-
motors Of the company.
William J. Rogers. secretary OF the New orR
Condensed MIX Company. which does large busI-
moss ir bottled milk. declared that all ne knew
about the proposed company was what ne had read
IN the newspapers. lie did not appear To De great
~ impressed with the arguments put 'orth by NE
promoters OF the company. and declared that MIX
could not be delivered cheaper than II ~ ny the
large dealers now
Manager Parsons. Of the Michigan Condensed
MIX Company expressed the same views; as ala Il
run1bcr OF other preventative milk dealers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-07
COMMERCIAL TEACHERS ORGANIZE

AT Packard's Business College on Saturday, the
tncbers OF commercial branches I'm public and
priyate schools In and about New-fork organized
Commercial Teachers Association 10 improve the
n,cthods ~ commercial teaching and TO promote
aoc,abuity Principals and teachers from New
wi prooltlyn Newark. Jersey City. Trenton.
I.I,zabcih and other oilies were present Inc ioi-
nrcsidcnt: NJ =. Conner. first vlce-president: w l..
E,arkry second vce-president; Charles NJ Miller,
sccretarv: NJ L. Miner treasurer Meetings VIII
ne held on the first Saturday OF each month.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-07
MRS HOYTS COACHN4N HELD.

Edward Boucher, the coachman. and his VIE.
Amelie the cook. both OF whom were employed oy
Mrs NJ W. Hoyt. of The Wayside. on the grounu'
OF the Westchester Country Club, and VINO were
accused OF stealing 5000 worth OF Mrs. lioyts
diamonds were arraigned In the Morrsana couri
yesterday morning. BOUCHER was hein t1r "'a'
Boucher confessed the theft OF the dianoDns.
He said that his wife had had nothing 10 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-07

cluded that burglars below and LETT tho
house TO fad policeman. After a long WAX ne
met an officer who refused TO return with him 10
the store as it was not on his post. II took the
photographer half-hour TO find another ponce.
man When they reached the store the burglars
had gone. leaving behind them q RI OF tools ,,s,
An examination Of tho safe showed that inc nrst
explosion had opened the door, and tho second one
had wrecked the drawer In which was the Key 70
the compartments containing the pohos' cnee"'
md "a sh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-07
NrU STRTPB4N NAIL SERVICE.

The new suburban mall service between New
York and Ferndalc and Waldwick. over the Erie
road. adding three mails each way daily went into
effect yesterday. The trains bearing the mails
ie,va Ncw-York at j:l5 a. m. - N. and 1901 p. m
and arrive in Network from Ferndale and Wald-
aick nj S:i5 O. m. 2:51 p. m. and $3.50 T. m. Inc
train leaving Ncw-Ncrk for the west at 40, 2. m
roes only as far as Ferndale and the last tram
Coming in from the west. arriving at 6:So p M
comes from Ferndale only. ,
The towns benefited By tho new service are
Rutherford Paterson. Hawthorne. Ferndaie ana
W.. J,tlck
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-07
FOR THE FIVE POINTS MISSION.

A tea and sale. In which the Methodist churcneS
OF this city are interested. viii be held NJ the
Tuxedo Madison-aye. and Flfty-ninth-st Deem
Der to II. from , TO 10 p. m. This entertainments
IS for the boncrt OF the Five Points MISSION which
for more than half century has careu lor ~, nu,r
children IN one OF the worst quarters OF New iork
There viii he interesting exercises py cnlnreh OF
the msscn from 0 clock 10 o'clock eacn 1ay' ana
music during the evening eaI ooii WIZ III.
MANY attractions. and useful and fansy articles
.,.iI Va fnr On
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-07
WATER cOupAyY'S BIG MORTGAGE.

mortgage for ylooo.co) has been given TO The
cor-cr,ilou Trust Company OF NewJersey by the
N.y-York and Westminster Water Company. to
c.crre an Issue Of thirty-year gold bonds for this
amount TIE money has been raised TO pay on IN
JnhIcdness Incurred and fer the construction or
,yntorvorks. The company operates prihcipaiy !"
XNesicheater County.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-07
DTPECTOPS REFLECTED.

The Metropolitan Street Railway Company re-
.,.o,ed the following Board OF Directors at the
meeting yesterday in the Gable Building at Hous'
ton.st and Broadway: a g. Widsnsr' w Wh9mas
W T. Elkins Thomas +. Ryan,, r.; y. Hasorouck
Henry A. Robinson. and Hans B. beattie
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-07
.11ycED BURGLARS OF BENNETT MANSION

,,,,u,.r, RYAN and Andrew Cunningham. the two
rsn arrested by Detectives schirmer and WILDER.
Of the East onehundred- and-fourth-st police sta
ZION Yesterday on the charge OF having roopea ne
Hoowland the general manager Of The New-Iork
Herald on Saturday night were arrasnea H Tors
Magistrate Wentworth in the Harlem rocS v Ia,
yesferday morning: The men waived examination
and were held In 81. 500 each for traL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-07
REFEREES APPOINTED.

Supreme Court.
Trusx, J.
Mitchell AFT Pos,-David Thomson.
HumfreyiiIe ag, Bergeu--Jotn Hone "
van kysdale agt. Trngftreei Geo-ge A. Halsey.
FRANKLIN savings Bark Farrsll-Gecres II. vaA
Eoes~r.
Plat art. Davies--John ". Judge.
Winthrop 1.-TWO casesl--John II. Judge
Hull agt sare-John r. Judge.
Pryor. J.
Murray aet Jenk,rsNormsn 7. ~ Msiiss
Tsile ast. Nsngod-rcnaId Mclean.
Matter 81 United States Fidelity Guaranty Company
william G. Davies
BY Smyth, J.
PheIan sgt. Fischer 1.-TWO caseT drosvenor Hubosrd
RECEIVERS APPOINTED.
Supreme Court
BY Andrews. J.
Adoiph r A APPEL agt chariss k'oth-Adorh y
APPEL -.
Frederick g. Wait ast. Catharlne Reaua-Jesss Kei-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-07
vo,y ryCTTDEs REPORTERS.

yoc,.,rats Mott as soon ms he went TO tho JET
fsrson Market Court yesterday morning ordered
Sergeant Kelly to keep the reporters from entering
49,, ,.,o.rr. in which prisoners are arralgned. The
rnnor,ers could go TO the room assigned 10 tnem
hp"E ~ the bench, and they were FORCED TO take
500 -. 70 heard No reason Is assigned FOR the order
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-07
MEMBERS OF THE ASSEMBLY.
THE NAMES AND POLITICS OF THE
HUNDRED AND FIFTY WHO WILL
GOVERN NETWORK NEXT YEAR.
ALBANY.

Following is the list CT members Of the Assembly
of the State Of NewYork fcT the year 1898. COM
piled for the Clerks Manual:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-07

abstain from work under the physicians orders.
The problem Of finding work for the convicts Of
solved. 1t is great achievement for the prison
authorities, when considers that only ten
months ago they had no work for the convicts
Il. L. NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-07
COURT OF APPEALS CALENDAR.

Albany. Dec A-The Court Of Appeals celeadar
for tomorrow 10: Nos. 81. Is. rs 10 ~. ~ ~
and 179.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-07

II will be perceived from the above tabulated
statement that out Of the Sc now In the prison
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-07

NAVAL. ORDER.-Ens.gn J. F. Carter. upon de-
tachment from the Saratoga. Is ordered 10 the
Vlcksburg. instead OF the Cincinnati, via the Will
mington as directed December !.
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