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The evening times., 1899-01-05

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The Yankee Version

From the Cleveland Lcader)
Jamie-Papa, what is lose maieste?
Pa-That's the Latin way Of calling a crowned
head clump,
The evening times., 1899-01-05
And Pate de Foie Grns,

CFrom the Cincinnati Enquirer
Recd-Don't you wish you could write like
Kipling? There is meat in his stuff.
Wright-Bread and meat.
The evening times., 1899-01-05

The latest statement in relation 10 the
decayed beef scandal is that much or all
of the meat was canned six years ago. The
inference is that il was a stock that could
not be sold to anybody else, and that the
war offered an opportunity TO unload it on
the army at good prices.
The evening times., 1899-01-05
The Use of II.

From the Philadelphia North American.)
what dreadfuly bad print this book has,
.'Ycs; bat look at the binding. It's gift
book
The evening times., 1899-01-05
ClRCuLATIoN STATEMENT.

The circulation of The Times for the
week ended December 81, 1898, was as
The evening times., 1899-01-05

sunny side. There is a common saying
in Mexico that only dogs and Americans
walk in the sun
writer in a recent number OF the Scots
man has been gathering UP the traditions
literary and social. connected with the
buildings displaced by the alterations CON
sequent on the recent reconstruction OF
the North Bridge Edinburgh Among 9th
er buildings now being swept away is the
| shop in which Adam Black. the founder Of
the well-knOwn firm Of publishers, \ & G.
Black for many years carried OF business
| as a bookseller and stationer. and where
the reputation of the firm was made, ard
| in this connection the amusing story CIV
ing Mr.. Blacks reason for refusing the
offer of knighthooi made to him in rec0g-
ntion of his great civic services is recall
| ed. Ma. ma said he. lit wolld never do
| 10 have the laddies comm into the shop
| and sayin', Sir Adam. III TAX penny
| worth Of pens
The little Bulgarian nation, struggling
| into emancipation, is proud beyond meas
ure Just now over the arrival IN the aar-
| Dor OF Burgas Of the brand-new warshiD
| Nadeshda. a gem Of its kind and the latest
| acquisition of the Bulgarian navy. Re
| freshinSly unsophiSticated the patriotic
| BulgarS, one and all. experience intense
| pleasure with every step made by the ma
| tion as a whole up the ladder it is trying
| so hard to climb. Prince Ferdinand and
! his consOrt. Marie Louise. journeyed TO
| Burgas to await the arrival OF the Nadesh-
; da. and met with hearty welcome DR..
| Stoioff. the redOubtable minister -pTesi-
| dent ard Col Iwanoh. the war minister.
| did the hOnors TO their royal highnesses
| and made much Of them Yet it was all
| for appearance sake for. to tell the truth
/ the Coburgs are only too perceptibly losing
| in popularity. The new waTship has a dis
/ placement of 103 tons. and is TO make a
speed of 16 knots Its guns are all of ths
rapid-fire sort.
New-York tribune., 1899-03-25

George Francis Train. or Citizen Train as ne
likes To no called celebrated his seventeen bTlH
day Yesterday at the Minis House No. j. Mt ram
has lived al this hotel since II was opened ana
he is exceptionally popular there. He wrote q
marvellous screed about psychic force and o'ner
power In honor o. the occasion but 1t was not IN
;eligible to a laynau He was gorgeously dfeSS' 1'
and all day received the greetings ana cohSra' r'"
tons Of his friends He received d number oi 'e'-
ters OF congratulation also. ,
When Mr.. Train was congratulated on his hir'n-
day he replied in Il way that places new con-
struction birthdays .- ...o- NOD q
birthday Every day for seventy ,, y,a'S 'sSdyerse
,oorts eor notables There IS only one cannte ~.
~, cako 7 now begin life anew, wipins oul 'He
threescO-e year and ten. ,,.,.~aeo,,a
N1r Train IS one OF $ew-Yorks most pC.ta, w.,
c,aracters He refuses to shake handS Wiz .,,,l
one because ne says he would distribute ps, IN i
force nv so doing and he cCes nol car :, g,sl,,
that in the summer time he sils - iI W M ri+
Srue RI Garden with the birds ana chliuI'H d. "''
conpanions and refuses TO talk 10 oihe'S'
New-York tribune., 1899-03-25
NAVAL RESERrES NAY DTSBAyD.

THE HOMELESS SECOND BATTALION BECOMING
FESTIVE UNDER NEGLIGENT TREATMENT.
There IS considerable trouble IN .he Second Bat
TALON Of the Naval Reserves. whicn. unless funds
are forthcoming from the CRY for the erection or
purchase Of armory. may result in its being
disbanded The officers deci1ed az the informal
meeting that this was .he only solution Of the
dilemma I'm which they ere place. by ,he refusal
OF the Arnlory Board 10 authorize Tho purchase OF
the old Atlantic Yacht Clue house and the aLjoin-
ing waterfront property.
Lieutenart-Commander Forsnew said Yesterday
that unless the city comes 10 the rei!"t OF the
sailors he will issue formal call 10 decide upon
tho dlsbandment of the deserves. The sailors
have no home. excepting = temporary one, which
they have been under orders 10 vaca a since Jan
uary. Their accOutrements arc At pres mt store
in The old 18th Regiment Armory. and IT IS
wanted for school purposes. they viii nave to e
taken out Manv Of the ncmbor- have a.rcady
threatened 10 resign and 20 transfer into the Ma
tional Guard.
A. his battalion furnished ihe first -wo cficeis
called upon for duty IN tho ~ 'ent war. ana :" per
cent OF the volunteered COR war service. which
they saw both n home and n cuba. thev fe"l
keenly The negligent trea ncHt they nav" received
from the city authorities and tho Arnory board.
New-York tribune., 1899-03-25
IycEND1ARE IN PHILADELPHIA HOTEL.
xAr THROW 1AoHr on WINDSOR HOTEL FIRE

MAT THROW LfoHr on WINDSOR HOTEL FIRE
Philadelphia, March "A determined EFFORT 90
set fire the La Fayette Hotel in tho heart or the
city. with the apparent purpose OF causing trag-
edy similar 20 the Windsor Hotel fire In New orK
City. made early yesterday morning, before
scarcely any OF the many guests in the hotel were
awake, The suspicious actions OF an unknown
well-dressed stranger. who leaving the
hotel shortly before O'Clock. led hollhoy 10 50
upstairs with a thought that something might have
been stolen.
From Parlor r. on the second floor. he sa"
smoke coming. and. enter!ns found fires had been
lighted IN three different places. and were gaming
headway. IN one corner a number OF lace cur
tains were thrown together and were on hre lie
quickly summoned assistance and the hotel en-
ployes succeeded in extnguishing the flames with
out the guests knowing OF the danger that haa
threatened them.
That the purpose OF the ncondiary was - Gauss
another great hotel fire. with the intention or com
hitting wholesale thefts during the excitement Is
the belief OF the hotel proDrietors. Local detec-
tives were assigned 20 the case. and they sent 10Y
two Nev-York detectives TO aid thcm- The aiair
was kent n secret. hut leaked ont to-nlSh'', II ,lS
not known that any one IS suspected. IL - 80. o,
opiniou of some of the detectives that Ii may laN
been a demented mans work. As q pftcaullmDll m
against q repetition all the hotels IN th' .t' IT,
nave an extra force Of watcnmen on du,F' dut
Ia Favette ia n large eight-sory structure Sl'u-
ated on Broad-st below Chesfnut-st.
New-York tribune., 1899-03-25
OBTTT AIRY.
HENRY SNYDER.

Henry Snyder who died at his home No lon
Sterling Place YESTERDAY morning was an old resi-
dent Of New-York For many years he was a well
know importer o. wines and fancy groceries. and
in later years was in the real estate business a.
No 50 Williams; NJ. Snyder was horn In New
York oiehty-seve1 years ago. ITS fathers house
~ that time was In Maiden Lane. He early went
into an importing house and soon worked up
into n business NJ his own. For many years ne
imported wines and fancy groceries. his hrm neIns
located in Beaver-st 10 had vivid recoiecions ot
the big FIRE ~ 1885, which wiped our his business
For many years prior to mis- retiremen; Mr.. snyder
was n tho real estate business a, No % william,
e lie vas a rnonn n the old Merchants ~ooB@
Of Ofd Fellows Iu tho old DAVIS Of the volunteer
Fire Department NJ Snyder was an enthusiast nc nc
member ~ tho Depar u"ut. ana TOT many years
was foreman Of Engine No. y - -.
Alr SNYDER had lived iu Brooklyn for me last
fv-cu+v years Tho funeral VIII be held o-morio"
afternoon a. $50 O'Clock. The services VII be con-
Quoted bv tho Rcv DR.. George y Breed rector OF Of
s. Johns Episcopal Church. Mt. ShFusI 'eaNe'
five sOUs and four daughters.
New-York tribune., 1899-03-25
u111rNI ALIEN SMITH DEAD.

William Allen Smith died suddenly from SUMO
,io, ~ the heart at 40 O'Clock YESTERDAY 'o' ' p
~ his home 10 lO2 East Fif;y-seVeN'n-s.
US nor, on Aug,ist l6. 1siS. IN Amherst Ma
80. - tho son OF the Rev. Or. Henry j.
smith the theoogian In 1870 the family moved 10
.-ar-1.ork and the son spent his boyhood here. 4n
1855 he was graduated from the Columni@ '.i'',o ~,
Of Mines. For several years al'e' N'"'.''
- -. r,,~i,r and acted there as -he private Sec
ra..-. or George Bancroft the United states Mi'-
tsrer there. who was a warm personal friend ana ana
aar,,rer o, his father. After his return 10 lN.s
country he was employed By Cooper. HcWl' y
20 md Pnelps Dodge & Co. IN this CIT T. ol i ,u
~, o. ~ ears he had been with the Harvey S-ee'
Company. -.. ..o.-e tho r-aeident Of
the Alumni Association OF tine % uTnoia % -
Sfi,os a,d thls winter representei 'oii
.,,te- - dinners held IN tnis CITY, at NhicH ~
Was in demand as graceful atierdi49ngI 4o-I H.
Ee married Miss Zupha / cutter OF ol 80
or T,ecen.ber &c. 1874 His widow. ny .,Il i baif
one daughter survive hin. The iune.@ o-'' and tbc
a. the home at 3 o'clock sunday aileiIoo'' "''~ ~
bnrial viii take place IN Portlan-' -He'
New-York tribune., 1899-03-25
IMPORTANT BILLS SIGNED.
THE POLICE MEET A "COHE-ON.'
THEY TAKE HIM INTO CUSTODY AND CAPT
Ire 4 GREEN.GOOODs sWINDLER.

THEY TAKE HIM INTO CUSTODY AND cAf'r-
IRE 4 GREEN-GoOODs sw1NDLER-
Tho Jersey CITY police yesterday saved a come
or, from being feeced and aided the Newark DO
r,ce &, a-resting q green goods swndler. Matthew
cardner fortv-seven years old. farmer. o. Long
Reach Cal was found In Henderson-st Jersey
civ. az o'clock Thursday morning by fatrolnan
Mccarthy r. was in section OF he city where
hoodlunns are abundant and Gardner had a.
satchel tho officer accosted him and. convinced
that Gardner had been tempted ~ the green h-sooos
circulars took him into custody. in me satonei
were the usual communications from me s"lholerS
and a box usually used by the swindlers and on
Gardner fogaG $40 draft ior ~ 'O1oo'
revolver and pair OF handouts.
The inference was that he was COMEBACK
who had been duped. and was disposed TO o'
sw.nded again. He denied this. out could not sat-
ney to meei ne , ~ newark and he
were 20 go 70 he Pasee gr H3 dir@cted rec
SI Snu II T,Irs6av rrghf chief OF Police Murphy In
HUr1l Hro5 Sblef Hooper OF Newark and Detective
Joralemon. OF that city was sent 70 Jr,s'. Si.r.
and the plan was arranged that resulted IN 'he Az
''f Detective Doyle went with Gardner - Newark.
ana The Californian registered a. the hotel, while
fbe TWO detectives KEPT the place under survei-
lance The 'come-0n' had not neen N ~, , r,o.ll
many minutes when the swlnder ca lieat sHu lnto
dIced himself as the Representative OF Nhitcon'D.
the name given In The otter o. ins'rJct6h Slu .r
acted the password Jewel ~: whicn 1@fnnse -
gave The agent said he wqHG taSr ,5srsc6 ,bare6 me ne
g. he man" but Gardner VINO opey'n INC
instruc-ion OF the detectives pleaded illness and
defsrrad tho visit until the morning IAe aeen.
ssid he had a room on the same floor, and would
call early Yesterday. 90, - --s
As soon as the agent returned 70 his room card
~ vent downstairs and informed fhe detectives.
who arrested the agent who v as booked as p'Dniey
Grifin OF No l+2 Hamllton-st Trenton
Dotec+ive Dovle had taken with him heuoen Per-
cival oS Ithaca y. Y. 'come-on. who has oeen
detained In the Hudson County jail FOR two months
a. a witness FOR the state against the Western
Union Telegraph Company Percival SAID that n
bsits,sd he prisoner tho same man ne met IN
Tey,-york but was not positive. The Jersey city
police were hopeful that the prisoner might prove
- bs : p Garland. vhO was indicted win the
Western Union Company. Herman tloerke pro.
,rie+or Of The Jersey City hotel AZ which Garland
s,eyed For two davs In Novenhe- last visited New
erk and saw the prisoner. nut was positive II wss
not Garland. -, 49,. ,--,..s
states Commissioner Whitehead az Newark, ana
Gardner was held witness.
New-York tribune., 1899-03-25
Arab VHIRLERS ~ COURT.
SUMMARY METHOD OF JUSTICE MADDOX N DIS
POSING OF a CASE.

SUMMARY METHOD OF JUSTICE MADDOX N DIS
POSING OF A CASE.
Justice Maddox. in the Supreme Court. Yesterday
morning nreslded over what might have been taken
t, a stranger for dress rehearsal of "Iae streets
~ Cairo" Seven Moors. some wearing OIleh'aI
costumes created considerable disturbance by per
sistent refusal TO remove their headeear. alleging
mat by their religion they were commanded not TO
hare their heads before Judge The court oifieers'
several scrimmagcs IL which the fezes ana tur-
has we're repeatedly knocked of and AS frequently
renla,ed by their owners. much TO the amusement
~ me spectators. finally banded the whole troupe
o,,. untu they should be required as witnesses.
The suit in which they veie interested was
brought by Masouda Ben Hadji female. against
t4,s.,n Zen Ali the manager Ok the Tow v-Hoon-ln,
. .-ouno n, performing Arabs. known a. the Five
W -lyrin5s TO recover taS alleged 20 oe due for
salsrv and expenses. Hadj. Hamel Azoudad also
..,d Won Al for similar amount, and the cases
-. rrtei simultaneously. Ben All alleged tna-
Nf.sou51 was the vie OF Hadj Hamed. pug there
~ denied the relationship. and sdI thar ilef were
i,Iv pslne-s partners and that fnelr c ms We're
81 -o,.l I'd was the only one o. the troupe
Who voro modern clothing. and she was GteortI
a.. ,ro height OF fashion. She spoke khBHsh ah1
i,c- f..e betokeued HDesnian rather than oriental
Origin , ..,,,,- g., ,.o ~ious dialects
- p~tar.faf tongues. iu when the entire troupe
t a'tI ~ IKE n crowd OF rnonkeys Justice Maddox
@ The casa snort by ordering counsel on BON sides
n, sum I'D IN hve-minute speeches eacn ne Jury
,,bi.n vas ONLY out few minutes, returned YER
49, so~ the plaintiffs for s26o each.
New-York tribune., 1899-03-25
STABBED BY HIS COUSIN.
NOTION DEALER SERIOUSLY INJURED ~
CLERK. WHO TAKES POISON.

NOTION DEALER SERIOUSLY INJURED ~
CLERK. WHO TAKES POISON
1s,so- Nathanson. who deals in notions ana sta-
,one-, on the fourth floor Of No. % ChaiIoers-s'.
vas stabbed ard seriously injured niue alte'
noo. yesterday by Isdor Victor. his cousI- N''o
vas .is clerk about Il o'clock in the morning
Nsthanson called Victor and rebuked him aDou' d
wrong sbi,ruent ot goods. Victor retorteu aHs'HS
and et. me store in O. passion
Wtra Nathanson was leaning over DIG pachl''e
box some time later Victor entered the s'oIe a-'u
waking up behind him. pulled a large kniie l'oin
the poe<et os his overcoat and stabbed NathahsoH
r. the back Nathanson turned and grappIeo WI"
hin and rhe tvo men clinched. In the sFussIe
Carrie Halpert the assistant bookkeeper' the o"ly
other person IN The saw the dagger Use ana
:aW rvice Tnef. Nathanson fell and Miss hapert
ran down the stairs 10 call a policeman. victor
followed her and as ne reached the LANDING OF the
las, firh, drank the contents of small bottle ne
took from his pocket and rolled heavily to the
sidewalk
Policeman Higgins OF the Leonard-st station
found Natha1sou conscious. though bleeding from
Z wound iu the back a wound IN the back oi ms
head and sash .- the rlgnt cheeh BON me-
were removed 10 the Hudson street. f1osp.IS'
whore they are said TO be in serious coIo'l4O''-
New-York tribune., 1899-03-25
BUTTONS OR STRIPESf

QUEENS COUNTY TROLLEY MEN DIVIDED OVER
THE QUESTION OF SERVICE MARKS.
The motcrmcn and conductors employed by the
Network and Queens County Electric Company
are much disturbed over question submitted 10
them by General Manager Bcoten OF the company
Tho company has resolved 20 follow tho lead OF
other transportation companies and allow the men
service marks for years o. service. These are TO
be worn on tho sleeves Of their coats.
The plan has been found TO work vel else
where and the men IL the employ of tho company
seem 10 like the idea but they are divided on the
question OF Just what mark shall be worn Man
aEer Beeteu left question 10 the men Tor their
decision.
Seemingly about half the Non prefer 10 have
their sleeves marked with me usual bl4e stripes
used hy tho police force and by some oi the Nan
haitian conlpafies. bur she rest think buttons would
be a bette method ~ marking their wears o. ser
vice a nice row OF brass buttons on tAe sleeve
one button for each year % service. they thinH.
would look better than the common stripes a
committee of tie motoTmcn and conductors is
wrestling with the question
New-York tribune., 1899-03-25

rsco,.,a,,,.,,, ., M. vat. bv which the bill rss
defeated The motion was agreed 70 n.orv ILL., pro
and con gu' was even more feryd than wnen y H.
came up. Converts had neen 81, iaanxsed the vote
noon recess. and this time the o''' p'7'
being 35 TO H.
PRESENTATIONS ~ THE HOUSE
Shortly after O'Clock the members OF the hous'.
upon signal arose and Mr Murphy leaoT' -
rlnori,v took a positlon in front OF the c'e'n
desk facing Speaker Watkins. Then 10 n satrssis
opd ~, ali 1s coiloaguea Of both parties w wWssan
and praiseful tribute 20 The SpeaEet athsi,y ss a
Presiding officer his fairness he rnodesey' oy me
perennial good nature qIanlles sd,Iia ,nd cause him
10 be remembered by them so long az tner s,n "a
witb emotion As he presented 10 the Speaker g,,
IRON bS racrtns 'n@ sppsndine The present mag
nhcent gold watch. and N ne IT,, Cd" "a a locke;
Mr Jones. on behalf ~ the Andersonyille com. com.
1s'o' osns and Mr Wakeiee. FOR members, gave
Mr. Flaveli the sergesnt-st-arms or the Rouse. AZ
cpr,'Fs crr bn,go1s u1Tl'os set Win diamonds
The cane which Mr.. Jones presented 70 speaker
Watkins the gift of the commissionerfn f,i sp,
pointed 10 erect monument to the New-JerTsey
soldiers who died in Ander.onve sun.
Both the spssker who Rad been en- Sectts,e ,1vti, sn
made brief responsive speeches and then the trans
action OF business was resumed.
THE BELL BILL GOES THROUGH
The House in fs closing hours passed the ,ol-
lowing bills:
Senator McDermotts providing FOR the indentvr-
ing OF children OF deceased members OF the Na-
senator BARRIERS making e. . misdemeanor 20
beat" hotel and boarding mouse keepers ny faise
NJ Bells blll with senate arnendmen;s) placing
every loan homestead ard ouileng a1sociaiion II ~
the State under the supervision of the Ranking ana
Insurance Department
IMPORTANT MEASURES PASSED.
Late in the afternoon the House passed the anti
trust bill presented by the special committee ap-
pointed 10 investigate the alleged formation OF
coal combine: the general township act reported oy
the Coddcatiou Committee. 20 take eHect on Fso-
rtIary o. 1890 the Passsic River Pollution on. re
act aholsning the EngrossinC Department or tbc
Legislature and creating the Office OF supervisor .,
legislative bills. and the Senate joint resolution
nroyidinc FOR the appointment ~ commission 20
report next year concerning tne enlarsement OF tns
Senate chamber and other state House improve
ments
IMPORTANT BILLS SIGNED.
Governor voorhees, signed all except about forty
hills Those turned down were 81 little importance
THE more important which received his ap-
prova to-day were .. -.
Senator n " Johnson'a bin for the creation OF
a state Sewage Commission.
Mr. Bells placing building and loan sssoclatsons
The Dependent Chiidren's bill
The General township 81 reported by the Com
mission revise and codify ne township avs W. ~.
business o, banks trust companies and safe deposit
companys ,., ...,zt.- .o- = Ane or $50
where owners superintsndents ~ factories etc..
fai within the prescribed time 70 make returns 10
,he STATE BOARD of Labor Statistics. ,,,
NJ SfnngIes approprist.ng $50 900 for furnishing
the new armOrv az Newark
New-York tribune., 1899-03-25
LITTLE GIRL KILLED.
ANoTHER FATAL TROLLEY-CAR ACCIDENT
THE MOTORMAN ARRESTED.


THE MOTORMAN ARRESTED.
Annie Greenblat. the four-year-old daughter Of
Aaron Grecnblat a dealer IN tailors' trimmings at
No. ld Harrison-ave., was instantly Killed ~ .
o'clock yesterday afternoon In front OF her home
by Tompkins-ave trolley-car going toward the
broadway ferry. Annie the youngest Of three
children and tho only girl The was so
bright yesterday afternoon that Mrs. Greenblat al
lowed the child TO play In the street. She was hav-
Ing a gay time aching the spinning of tops on
the walk when she started 10 the tracks
Tho car fender struck her and rolled her over, and
she was crushed by the brake beam Of tho car.
crowd gathered. tho car was backed and the
child lifted from the ground. \ policeman rang
for an ambulance and Or. Bulwiukle NJ the East
ern District Hospital declared the child 20 be dead
rs soon a. he saw hog. The mother was ONE o'
the last 10 reach the scene NJ the accident she
saw the people hurry past tn" house. and hnaily
stepped TO the door TO see what caused the excite
men,. Then She Joined the others. and as she
caught sight OF the dead child she shricked and Tell
10 the ground in swoOn. When she revived sha
seized tho body Of the child and carried it INTO the
house. The police arrested Israel Chase. Of no 81
LeXington-aye., tEe mo;orman. on a charge OF
homicide
New-York tribune., 1899-03-25
no DECISION MADE PUBLIC.
THE GOOD GROUND SCHOOL TEAcHER's CASE
MAY BE APPEALED.

THE GOOD GROUND SCHOOL TEAcHEF's CASE
MAY BE APPEALED.
Rive-head Long Island March 2-school com
missioner Charles Howell OF this place. refused TO
say to-day whether or not he had yet reached n
decision in the case Of Miss Leah Maud Decker
the Good Ground school teacher. who was tried
before the Commissioner on a charge OF making
love 20 Joseph sQuircs. one OF her pupils in the
school and after winning his affections rejecting
him and causing the boz 10 attempt suicide. The
School Commissioner said he had not mace public
his decision. and did not know just when ne would
10 so.
Meantime there IS much speculation as TO what
Commissioner Howcirs decision will ne. i has
been reported in the last Few days. botn IN River
head arc Good Ground that Commissioner Howell S
decision would be against tho young woman and
that she would have her license revoked.
Tn TO the present time the Commissioner has not
made pubic ANYTHING which would lead 70 the con
cluslon that his decision would be against Mas
Decker Her LAWYER will promptly make an ap-
peal 10 tho State Superintendent should II become
recessary. Miss Decker Is still teaching ~ ths
Good Ground school