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BIND OF rouNG cRoOks cAUGHr.
Made n Big Haul From One silk Firm, hut
Bernstein Was Not M Easy,

Acting Capt. Hammond aud Detective De-
vaney OF the Madison street station arrested
yesterday John Moore. ~ years, Ut 10 Second
street, and David Davidson IL years old' o' ~
West Fourth street. on the charge o. grahd
larceny. On Tuesday Moore went IN the urn
OF Il. Kramer X son, NJ ~ Division
street. and said he represented MOTIFS
". Mohr Of lOi Greene street. He SAID ne
had been sent for some silk aud he was allowed
TO take ava, 225 Yards. valued at $40 On
Friday both prisoners went to NJ. bernstein "
Son, silk merchants at Is Division street. ANA
represented them selves ~ employees or
Morris A.. Mohr They asked tor POO yards of
silk hut Mr.. Bernstein wouldn't give u to them
He told them 10 call the next day, Mr.; E,"rn-
stein then notified tho polio o' the MAJ sou
street station.
Cant. Han mond and nc'er'iv" Devnnev we're
in the y one when the young m"n Gale ytslrt-
day aud they saw Mr.. Bernstein hand the
goods, Waited At 5000. 10 Davidson m la,,p,
went o 10 Howery, inloTcd ~ htmnohd ana
IleNaney. In tho hallway DaNiisln hahle'i
IN" bundle To Moore. Then Hammond ana
DeNanry arrested them " the siatloh lh,I
werr Identified by Kramer aud his stock eek;
! Orris ~. Mohr IL u dealer IA c'onN- ~ ~
name. which the young mn SLOWED when
they asHr,! or the slk. wer' SPURIOUS, the po-
llc" say
Acting Cant. Hammond and Detective
Drvanry w"nt TO IL ~ecoll street and arrested
Maigs Leonard, II years OF, ahi AI,ru,
First avenue. The Leonard woman said mar
she had been living wlth Mp'r', '9r "rVtrl
months and that HI. Rogers and DAVIDSON
often brought goods into the hou>r.
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LEorsLluvx PROGRAMnE.
Tho Nicaragua Canal BLn and the Ship
Subsidy Bim Not Included IN u.

WAsHISGToN. April THE Committee on
Order OF Business In the Senate held a confer
ence this afternoon and agreed upon the pro-
grarnme. already outlined In THE SuN,
OF disposing OF the important measures
now pending In the two hous - and IN" grea'
annual Appropriation bills. 80 that final al
Iournment may be had before the meeting oil
the National Republican Convention on June 10.
Tho measures include the Puerto Rlcan hili.
the Hawaiian bill. the resolutions for the gov
eminent o. the Philippine Islands and me
Alaska bill. The Hay Pnunce'ote treaty
will go over until the mex session
OF Congress and the ship Subsidy hl!
aud the Nlcaraguan bill will prObah ly meet 2
similar fate. These two measures. last haniei
furnished practically III" sole subject OF con.
trOl"fSy Mt the session to-day, the advocate OF
each cnieaNOring to include them IN the leels-
iative FROG anime.
The conference agreed un'n The iestrahil.
ity Of final adjournment by June -, ,h,ld
the disposition OF the arpropra'ion hllls
and the O,h"r matters alrrav matN"u.
for favorable action will consum" almost
III" eutlre two months Intervening, u,
however. Their. ~ opportunity Tor passing ~"
Sh p Subsidy bill, II will be taken up Ia inc
S"natc. Senator Hanna. who IL "A member OF
The committee. IL insisting that thl-
hill he IasSc.I, IL possible, at this s's-
sion. and there IL a d-ros ZION To
the Probabilities Hre that no subjects OF i'm;
pOr'ance hevond those hitherto agreed % VIII
ta brought ~ with any serious Intention o'
enactinE them into law
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the season Closed with n Programme Vt
Lofty ani Diiiiruit Character.

The Philharmonic Society gave n tlrnrg'"
Hall last night it, last concert FOR the -,'i~0u
ard dedicated Is services to Il frog ANNE Of
particular lofty apd din'ul' char "'ct
Beethoven great Ninth symphony Wts ~
CLIMAX and the preceding uunbrrs were la n.
E[1avter Fugue In A Minor arran -ai for orches.
ira iby Helmesberger. the prelude and glorl.
fcation from "Parsifal" tho 'Wi'lwabnn"
music from "SiegtrIei' and the hacchanaie
from the Paris version ~ "Tapnhaau-ar" II
will be seen that this programme was not ono
. 10 be disposed Of lightly 10y audience or or hos.
ftra. There was indeed a noticeable contrast
hetwscn II an the snnson W li'h lHi NOT -.
pectally invite to the enjoyment Of mus" in u
close Coucert hal.
Beethoyen's choral symphony had not been
heard here sine" Aulpl Nri' elu luntrd 70 AT
one Of the f~hiharnonIc concerts IN Aprii,
o1AB IL was 10 lave been PERFORMED at the
: In 1t concert Of the season two Years later. hut
7 the LISTING rushed couluvto iloi before rhr
concert took place and three mnyem"nts IF, the
eymphony and thr funeral march rom
his baton, but IN honor OF his mamory Nr.
Paurs tempt y"st'riay were. u'aluiy slower AZ
times than no -co-" called for. but the gem
eral pc rformancc Na- "a much 4 credit to him
4 aud to the PLAYERS a. the whole concert proved
" 70 be-. The society evidently hai mae its
mind 10 end the season with a better concert
Clementine de We're, Mrs. Car, Ayers. VIII
liam RicRrr AMI lricssOn Bushnell with the
chorus from thr Rubcnst"in and Apollo clubs
delivered the vocal rarf~ eAcelIenIy,
with some " the most brilliant work. Of tho
s, m piern school In the form uf the Wagner
Numbers. But It lost mono - It's serene and
majestic beauty through The cont ast. The
Wagner nun, beers were played extremely wei.
and sh' we'd that Emil Plur had been re-
hearsing his forces carefully
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MRS. HOWIRD GOULD SUED q ~
smith & Dillon. Drcssmakers, Want s2.lS5
She saws she's Paid Her BIZ.

Mr.. Howard Gould has been sued again by
rr,Smaker This time the i~iain'lits are
Smith 4 Dil,u. who's" piac' Of business il at
T West r. ty-utth street. According 20 Mrs,
uou,d. sicakl"I through her attorney, A. II
Hummel, last ov, u,ng. the first she knew that
She owed this firm anything was when, two or
three DAYS a-o, her husband was served
with u summon and complaint IN an
action TO recover 81 SJ for dresses
for Mrs. Gould. Mr.. Hnmm"l said that
TIE dressmakrTs TAT don" come work tor
Mrs. Cloud aud had rendered bills therefor.
mCuuting in all 10 sl,Olo. Mrs. Could pad
the first bill OF $3.50 N cash and on March ~
gave n check tor $3.50 Tor the other Till. on
Aprl5, according 20 Mr. itumm"l. smith n
Dl on delivered at Mrs. uOuld'- +, -ldrnre two
or three rackagrs which. the person who de-
lyrrad the m said contained gowns ordered Nv
Mrs Gould. MIR. Gould returned the packages
uuopen"i and later rrcel yrd n til tor s2.lNb.
The dres-mBkefs say that they simply rem
dered u bull fur worN done ~ Mr.. Could ;
order. that >u" rH.u~ad to ray tyr the work and
lrot here was nothing ,cit for them bu tp
sue. Ih.y nj hat when try nY on ~" gowns
NI,. could .ho vr,l her iNlk" Tor tnIs or rhHt
part OF each by practically trariuS IL 10 pieces.
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WOMAN nor ~ WINSLOH'S SECRETS.
Detectives Find a Young Man Who Knew
the Dntnnltn WINS Gning Away.

No trace Of ". e. Wiuslow, the young
stenographer who was employed by +. \.
Hastings ant +. e.. Benedict 4 Co., has been
found. All that Is missing Il about 5000, a.
one or two OF the mans ventures In the street
were successful, and with the money he OBJ
tanned from his brokers he re placed part OF the
money he had taken. The discrepancy would
have been discovered In a day or so, and on the
Friday that he left the Office he wenttothe Bank
Of hmcrica aud secured the checks he had
Drawn, which he destroyed A Yong woman.
with whom WinSluw WAS seen frequently, was
ut lrs' thol :ht to he rpsponsibl" !or his Gown.
woman H. perfectly respectable AMI was as
much deceived by Winslow as hls employer
was. Win,low had a friend with whom ne was
very chummy. and this. Young rnn. Is suS-
pCctpd Ot knowing more about the deiautrrs
operations IN NaII Street Than any one else,
Ne has been exam ned by detect YES, but Las
ms stpl thht h" knew nothing ~ NitsloWS
private atIairs. Tn detectives know that ne
knew Ot " insluw's decision 90 get ont or Town,
ior they have shown that the man went TO
Ninsiuw's boarding hOus' after the after AS
appeared an removed Winslow = trunk 70 MS
own boarding hou-". =,
Al the Hank OF america IN" cashier would
not discuss 'he rnse or say whether the bank
would make good the money drawn by
NinSlow from the funds otthe Seawanhaka-
COrinthiAn Yacht Club. Mr. Hastings re-
itcratpu Yesterday his statement that the cIuh
won i not lose the inoUev, II he had To pay the
whole amolnt uut 81 his own pocket. but still
thought that the bank was lIanle.
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SNEAK THIEF EXHIBITED.
CROWD or WEST SIDERS LOOK HIM
,vFR ~ pOIIIE STATION.

An u.a No.. p,h.., p...u,, uua rhry
""."" NJ" ~" "'e'"'y -
wanted I" We" " rhey '""'o '"s"'"'
Him ss the R0bber-Miss Stryksr Alone
AbIe To Make. n Positive identification.
-,
The Nat house thief who WA caught by the
police OF the West lOOth street station on FRI
Ia, mo- nx.,,,,.a Ia, n,,,, ,.,n,aa o,nvd n,
'" 'N"'o''o' ,"'' ".S"'
men and women whose houses had hern ROB-
bed during the mast two months. AMONG them
w,s NJ planch, S,r,L., of ~, w., Eighty.
""' NV '"""'"' ''',"V'" VI ''- V, 49,
second street. whose house wa, robbed a lew
weeks ago She IL the woman who found
. bur,,,r in h.r ,,,r,m,,,. nn,, hsr rc,,rn
'o"'S"' III wv "'"''"'",H wv" Nv. III
the property that hc hal stolen from her. He
,ra,anh.1 90 ,n. 4, 80. ,,, - n,ods hi.
"''V""" =" 'u' u 'tcH' """ NV" 7" ~
escape When n" h"i gone she d''co'"r"d
that he had returned only "A part OF the stolen
,,,,,r,v u,s. S,.,,,r . s,., cha ,.rieop,r
'''V''' WISE ''',N"' sur" " '''
was tho man who robbed her.
Some Of ,hr others who gathered 70 look at
,ha ,hia, ,.r. N,s u.ha,ror -, ,,o W.s,
,"o '"V' "''o hS' ''"".''' VI ~" ~,
Elghty'iourth street. whose house was robbed
or Jan. ~; Mrs. Hodges Of 2l3 West Eightirth
s,r.., who's, a. w,s rohheIn, u,,ch "a. .J..se
u ''"o''''" ""''"
St'hrhs OF l3l west ,Elshu"lh s'rret,, whose
mouse was rohned on f"b. ~; Charles wagons
o., ~ Vest Sixfy-elgnth street. Mhrch
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70 I,r}SrGArk IHh p0sT OFriCE.
Bureau Chief Coming Her. Ia Take Stepsto
Improve Our Postal Fa,iluies.

WASHINGTON. April 7.-Gcorgc W. Beavers.
Chief OF the Salary and Allowanre Division Of
III" Post Office Department, has been sent TO
New York city I" investigate the organization
and methods Of the New York city Post Oflrc.
He has been commissioned 10y the Postmaster.
Genera to MAKE any changes in the methods
OF H." oflc" which seem to him advisable, TO
reailOt the clerks 10 different departments, to
adjust the handling and distribution % the
mails either Tor local "A ldress'sor for transmits
son y rairral or -jramsh pm short to take
sttp-, Which, IN his judgment. will improve the
postal faciitI - for New Workers. or quicken
transmission 90 mails throuGh the city.
Before l"nvi z. Mr. Beavers Indicated his In
tention 70 conln" changes IN the service to the
nam of1ce. He was Convinced. he said. that
the branch stations were now all TINT the De.
p%artnIent could hope to make hem. When
that work Is cow,plrt"d. Mr. Beavers ia 10 in
sp"ct pv"ry building adjacent u the Grand
Central IT ,tiun which nlGht hr made Use of 4
h ten pOrury uptown Ollie II. |. 10 Obtain
on,i"ns on any which seem p'rticu arly t'asir.
anl", and bring to The Pu.tmasfer.,i tie nera' a
complete review Of tho situation concerning
the uptown office. The Derar, ment does not
expect 10 have the main office lns'a led in q
permanent building above FOrtia'h street he
tore five or six years, and Is anxious to ind the
most suitable quarters possible Tor the years
Int rVenlnK.
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Then Niss Raymond Relented and Said She
Wouldn't Appear Against Her.

Ellen Bergen, a strnographer, ~ years Old.
living mt $50 Lexington avenue, was arrested
Mt N'i''y.tirst street and Third avenue last
nI.ht ny Policeman Cashln Of the Fast Thirty
nth street station on the charge OF robbery
preferred by Esther Raymond, also If 49, Lex
ington avenue, Miss Raymond said that she
and Miss Bergen were ~rob'nmates. Som time
ago she mi-sel several articles Of Iewelry and
IN ~ r'rusrd Miss Bergen OF having taken
them. Mss Raymond says t'at her roomma'e
coni"-sed. promising that snr would return
what she hal >'o,hn. She did not keep her
promise and Miss Raymond caused her arrest.
hen she was searched at the station pawn
tickets for lewelry and other articles, pledged
in the aggregate for $50. were found. Tho
tic. e's cad tor m" ruby ring, one diamond
ring, n silver cham and purse, "A l0cket. "A hand
bag, a b. ""lut ant = silver manicure set.
Alter .l.. B"tg-u was lprS"l IN, Miss Ray
mnni CAV, ~" irsH sergeant 81. asked him to
send { w. D her friend aud to tell her no com
plHlIGn' would appear against her in police
court this morning.
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just ON tho ~. Louis Win III. WIFE DIR
Joseph ID. Bryant with Him.

David II. Sweetser OF 81 Baltimore street.
Lynn, Mass. treasurer OF the Lynn Savings
Bank, arrived on the 81. Louis last night.
accompanied by his wife AMI niece.
They had made an extended trip through
Europe and Mr.. Sweetser tod his wife when
they stepped on the vessel that he tad never
felt better in his life. lie had not been ssas'ck
and congratulated himself on that.
The 81. Louis lid not dock until after 10
O'Clock. The Sweetsprs took n coach 10 catch
ths midnight train at the Grani Central
station, On the way IN Madison avenue Mr.
SMeetscr ecame ~ III that Mrs. Swrets'r
stopped the river an toll hin, TO drive 10
the nearest physician. He went tn Dr, Joseph
ID, Bryant ~ - West Thirty-slxth street.
who was former President Cevelani's physi.
Gan, Pr Bryant took one look az Mr.
SwNe'sers face and then, jumping in the
coach. ordered the conchinan I" drive to Belle
yur at Il gallon When the coach arrived ut
Bellevue Mr. Sweetsrr was dead. Or Bryant
said that death had apparently been caused by
heart disease.
Mr.. Swret.er's body wastaken to the Morgue
and his wife and niece went fer III" night 10
III" Biblr and Fruit Mission, across the street
from tho hospital.
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ALBANY, Arril 7.-Gov. Roosevelt has signed
the GLOWING bills:
Mr.. Agar, providing for the erection Of a monu
ntnt t. the nem'f$ Of Con-. C~Hrtu'hcr Green ard
ether Revolutionary heroes at fOrdtnwn. NeStchr,
ter county.
Al>o, approrHatlng $50, $50 Tor the completion and
e%gnlpmeut Of III" rrlrmntory for women at h,dford,
WCStchestr ter county.
M.,. tHtafdlng the time Tor the collection OF taxes
In towns IN - tch"Nt"i C'u'ty
Nr Nld,'s rcarnroprStrg s2,2ae for the Third
Appellate Division supreme Court library.
Also, ngnr,pisting 5000 for paying Interest
se9at5T AmstIong's, providing INA, town Asses.
Sors In Montor county hall i,c'lyr 81 prI dny.
hare> ard rabbits in Oneida county shall be from
senator Nmbler's, appropriaurg s44.5oo for i'm
P p%toyementS ~ the House Of Refuge for Women at
Sruator Browns, authorizing Boards Of Super.
v,orS t. aprroprate $1,000 annually Tor game law
Also. printing Of $4,000 copies Of the new game
senate judiciary tee bill, e.rmttlng from
the provisions NJ The eight hour lew during legisla-
tive session tho ClrttrrihnN, elevator men and rngi-
negrS %emrloycd 10 tn car'tl.
ntopdatcd by the STATE Tor The State Forestry School
W, Grah-m's cedlrg to he United States Govern.
mrut iur.dictOn over certain lands In putnam
ii, iart'r,r's amending the Rochester charter
trlnv" T. IN" an, Itmrnt II manual training 'chool
Nj Hatch amending the Banking law BY nclud
lNK tTlNt nc 0hUHFN " me "fDDn pIOIllU Ing the
charging fmuTc than 4 per cent per annum Interest
r Mr. NM. arprUNra'ng $4,000" 'or eNtraOrdi
b nary cana t~pair> aud improvements.
Senator EigglnS's, providing that the ChAtauaua
Assembly gruu d 1hal BE- a separate hralth district c
- ma iLs II a mi 'dem.anor to fail 10 post
s~chsduleS i'ernsgr.
NJ Kel ~, sNproprsing $3.50 5 for the Craig
CoUHy ~ Lnieptcs.
senator Kalnr-' providing that the proceed (
sales, trtcieS manufactured N SAle hospitals need
no, be turned ,ysr 10 TIE State Comptroller, but shall
remain a lAJtoi TIE hosp hl fund
d W RldsnheCk'- H." bN 4 the Statutory Revision
Commi-S 6 cId,fyIrg general law. relative to cities.
NJ hodenbrcN $ authorizing 4 rraSesSment for
tn improvement II Dartmouth street Rochester
Also prov ding that the annual salary for 4
! SECOND Tenngra 2hrr 10 the Gt5nd Jury Of Monroe
county shJu I.ut he less than S7,O a year.
Alsi, rrpv dug that the Monroe county District
Attorney 'hali have u &c assistants.
MI 4. y Smiths, providing for the appointment
n Il Chl,f oiP lice and police force BY the Agncul-
WrAl = cirty
Mr., SlOane's, changing the names Of the Washing.
ton vile N. Z Church, New York city. W the wake.
nrld Grace " 2. Church. New York city.
.r-F % NElr',, aAking changes IN the Law gov
- % ...f" q rFrFt " syracuse
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LAWYER N"tio-key. represonting creditors Of
VI, lam f.. Miller OF the d"funct Franklin Svn-
4 cate. applied 10 JuigH ThomaS in the Tn ted
S,a'es District Cour' in BROOKLYN Yesterday for
an ORDER directing Cot. Robert +. Ammon to
pay over to the :" cree In bankruptcy proceed
inas the sum of Sli.jOp alleged to have hren
Pad ~ Ammon bv Nl'l"r prior to Nov ~ last.
jude ThomaS d'It"l IN" motion. bat init.
wt'r! that tho motion could be- r nnv"d n
soon a. a trustee hal h" u nrpDln'"d for the
estate. LAWYER NcCio key mo ion was made
ulOn he strength 81 the stut"mrn' mad" hy
District Attorney t,arke in IA" opening ad-
dress to the 1nry N the County Court on We'd
nr-iav. II" SAID that Miller hal pIli Co, Am
mon III amount m"nt one IN two checks, and
that Amnon alleged tho money wa, Iaid as
counsel ices,
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New York Fast Conference Too rowde
for Many Additions TO Its Preaching Force.

for Many Additions TO Its Preaching torr".
DANBURY. Conn. April The New YORK
East Conferences OF the Methodist Episcopal
Church will add only four ministers to is
membership this year. Never before has the
limit been placed so low. The crowded condi-
ton OF the conference and the difficulty in find
ing charges for those alrealy in the field are
the reasons for fixing The limit at four. Thereare
many applicants for entrance to the ministerial
field, and som" Of them have been waiting
three or four years. Seventeen young mon
were admitted to elders orders to-day and live
TO deacons' orders. They will be- ordained to-
morrow. Among those admitted TO elders or
ders to.tay was J. H.. HALEY. snpet intenf'nt
% th' Wr'rNr'a. d~'ll ~ N.v lO-k
The election 81 delegates to the General ION
ference at Chicago was resumed to-day. II"
Rev. Dr. h. I. Raymond. President 81 W-s-
leyin University, was rlcctni = Sth delegate
and III. Rev. DR. Charles 5 Wing ~ BROOKLYN
seventh delegate. The alternltes elected wrr"
the Rev Jane, $ Chaiwick Of Brooklyn. the
Rev i. u. DowncY ~ brooklyn, the Rev J
Mason North OF New lorE The 'ol wing
were rpappDiutci: q. !. Mains. publishing
agent Of the Methodist hook Concern ~ New
fork: I VI. North, rurresprndtng secretary, al
the New York CITY Church Extension AMI Wis
sionary Society; VI. W, Prince, professor in
Dickinson College; J. $. Ereck 'uridCe, general
superintendent ofthe Method - EPISCOPAL Hos;
rltal: /. A. Noble, resident superintendent AMI
chaplain Of The Methods EPISCOPAL Hospital.
Brooklyn ". W. Martin. secretary Of. Amer
can University. Washington \ ", Hyr',
superintenGcnf and corresponding secretary OF
thu Brooklyn Church Society.
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Charles w. wheeler's wife Caught Him In
the Wrong One and Got "A Divorce.

Mrs. Lucy MauIe Wheeler has secured a
decree Of absolute divorce from Charles W.
Wheeler of the nrm Of SNYDER 4 Wheeler.
brokers. at l2S Pearl street, Manhattan, The
decree was granted by Justice jerks uIon the
recommendation Of b. T.. Morgan, referee.
The testimony showed that the i defendant was
maintaining two houses on the PARK Siope In
Brooklyn, His witt lived At 10 Lincoln place,
and it /, alleged that he also kett a house at
43S Eleventh street for Bell Lewis. The
Whce!crs were married in 1896 and have one
daughter. Kate Porter Of 223 Hoyt street
testified she vas employed ny Belle Lewis
a. domestic, and that Wheeler yisite I
the. house at least twice Il week. She
SAID he always carried a satchel and remained
all night, Elmer Reed. a private detective.
was rmploycd by Mrs. Wheeler 10 watch the
Eleventh street house. He testified that be-
tween Jan. ~ and Feb. | he saw Wheeler enter
the house freQuently. He always carried u
satchel and remained all night. On Feb. |
Wheeler arrived in the aiternoon. Reed sent
for Mrs. Wheeler. who went to Belle LewIs's
house and found her husband there. The
daughter is given into the custody Of Mrs.
Nhpplpr
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ST, LOUIS DOCKS AT NIGRT.
Brings the Duke Of Newcastls on n visit
Has Two Heavy New Prop~liers.

The American liner st. Louis. which re-
Gently was overhauled on the other side and
fitted with propellcrs weighing nearly two
tons moro than her \old ones. arrive last
night. She got 10 her pier about
1915 oc ock last night. Her passengers
from southampton were still coming OF at
midnight. She brought the Duke Of Newcas-
Ito. who was accompanied by A. {. do
Laiontaine and charles Stirling. John
\. Dlauroct. President OF the Va
tional Cycling Association, Assistant Naval
Constructors J. W. Powell. f.. +, Eggert and W.
q. DuBusr. who have been taking II suppIemen-
tary course in shipbuilding at tho University
OF Glasgow; Rudolph Aronson aud Capt. F.G
poo'e Of tie Ea~t Yorkshire Regiment
The Duke Of Nswcastl. said he MAJ come,
here solely on private business. When told o'
the Eng i@h rnver-es In tn" Orange free Ntht.
everything seemed to he. going The other way
when no lc't England He said that there, was
no doubt IN his mind as to tho outcome OF re
war. but thai II Wa hanging on longer thnn he
extracted, This is his NTH visit to the Inlted
States. lie was last here in 1893 He vii stop
at he y aldorf several weeks and Will thrn go
the President and Secretary HAY hv Lori
Pauncefo'e. H. will then 60 TO the Lnrny
Cavrrns in virginia, and will, return TO New
York aud sail for EnGlnnl on Mayn
While the st. Louis was taking, aboard
passengers in the harior Of Cherhours
on March 81 there, wss an "xplosion on
a French torpedo boat that was having
a speed test. Capt. Inssow OF the
81, louis had two boats mad" ready Tor
launching AMI hailed the torIedo ho,t
through a m"caphonc. lie learned that Tour
men hal been killed. AF'ench sailing vessel
took The torpedo boat In tow and Il was not
necessary to launch \ boat from the lin"r.
Capt. Poole OF The East Yorkshire Regiment
had n lot Of baggage, nearly every piece ot
which had at least one sword in II. some were
plain swords, but most were ornanlep'al. lie
Is going 70 China 10 study the langu1ga. UNI
mately hoping 10 enter the diplomatic service
there.
Chief Engineer Walls OF the ST. Louis says
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MtDICAL STUDs>T ~ GUY THE SHOw

So Noisy hat II Was Cut short aud tho
Audience Dismissed at 10 O'Clock.
About eighty students Of the University and
Bellevue Medical College attended the per-
Torrance OF THE California Detective" a, the
Third Avenue Theatre las, night. The piece
is a rather lurid meloirama AMI the students
began to shake mp the actors with the begin
ming nj the frst act. They suved the heavy
villain numerically and presented 'he heroine
hoistsrous were they that the performance was
cut rom fse acts to tour and the show yas
over about ~ o'clock The rest ~ the audience
objected To the actions OF the students. but the
manager made no remon STRANGE.