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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-03-22

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WHY BARRETT RESIGNS
As APPELLATE JUDGE
Thirty-six Years on the Bench,
He Longs for Excitement of
the Trial Courts.

Justice George e. Barrctt has resigned
from the ApI~liatc Division of the SUI
prtme Court. lie sent his resignation
10 Gov. Roosevelt ON Saturday last.
u sm tired OF reading Shakespeare.
I prefer . place on the page myself
aaid the Justice to-day 90 a friend who
asked him why II was tina, he had rc-
signed the honors OF plac. in the
Appellate Division In order to 90 back
to trial work
In spite Of the Opposition cf Lemuei
Ely Quisg. Who vas still alive year
ago through grace of Senator Plat
though he IL very much Of dead one
nov, Justice Barrett was renomlnated
and reelected on the fusion ticket last
year for . term Of fourteen years on the
Supreme Court bench lie had already
served the city for thir,y-siH years In the
Court Of Common Pieas and the Su-
prsms Court.
In the latter. sitting In OYER and Ter
miner. he hes for yesSs teen Known -
a terror for svii -doSss. not alone BY the
strength and uprishtness OF HE rulings.
but by their legal correctness. His de-
cisions we're apt 70 stand.
Soon otter his reelection Judge Bar-
rett was asked tn nut on the siiken gown
u an Aspells,e Judsr. This Was an
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STOCKS had
STRONG TONE
Market Followed the
Rise In London
Prices.

Influenced b. ths rise In American
railroad stocks In London the local mar.
ket At the openia6 to-day was strons
throughout ana tndiag was on . large
scale.
In the Industrial quarer sugar vas
up full point. at ic7 "a Consolidated
Gas on the first transaction registered
an extreme advance ~ two points. at
| lst Ia American and Continental To.
baeco and American Ice moved upward
rapidly. each OF these stocks beginning
higher than the close oa.0aturdoy. PEG.
pls's Gas was the exception In this divi.
don. After a fractional advance a, the
stsvt. Al 100 is. the psice constantly
dropped TO below = IL
rhe Railway list advances were. nu.
cSatral. Burlington and Erie list pre-.
ferred up full point each a.d Balti.
more 4 ohio common two points. TO 70.
Qeher favorable advances were Penn
syivsnia. s.s, 70 b: Denver a Rio
srande common IL, to y -; preferred
y l.N Northern Pacific i.l TO 81 I-:.
pseferret Ia. TO Is "a: READING Ist pre-
ferred IT. to 20 81; Southesn pacihc -
" ~; Southern Hallway -, to Is IL;
gs'' - Pacific b. to "' and pr'ssrrsd
The local traction stocks we're again
very feyerish. and prices we're Of an
uncertain character. Brooklyn Rapid
Transt was w q fraction: Manhattan
Vas lat as was also Metropolitan,
while Third Avenue was Oh -. 81 100 Ia.
stock to The commission house interest
after the opening and the offerings
proved ample enough to check the ris.
Ing tendency. TIE bear orera tors helped
the reactionary movement along by at.
tan ana Peoples S.s. , which SsopSsi
n ? points.
4 demand then arose for the Reading
issues, the hrst preferred bounding up
10 G. 3-s Firmness ueveioped IN other
quarter. and the market rallied sharply
coal shares showing pronounced
The upward movement received a re-
newed stimulus through an active de.
mand for the grangers and fractions.
The latter group rose from | to . -.
with the maximum rise N Metropolitan.
The granEers rose from 1 TO 2 points.
Continental Tobacco dropped . suddenly
Without any influence on the market.
The market continued active and IL.
reAc,ing. on profit taking. Al the sains
time others advanced. The tendency
toward reaction became more general
toward o. clock.
yoEe died In Fordham Hospital.
bsltiinore q Ohio was carried down
over points from the best BY the sell
lnE 10 take profits and Pennsylvania to
w Otherwise the declines were frac-
tlonal, but considerable inroais were
made upon values before the volume oI
became less than the demand.
demand was not urgent and only Q few
stock, GOT back 10 the top level. Kansas |
fisy. Pltfseurg 0u.f rose . points.
The closing vas comparatively qules |
lnl nru,. With net gains the rule In the |
trials and rpec!AltieS.
The total sales Il stocks to-day were
ie i5I shares, and OF bonds u. &c. 900 par |
value
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honor. but u was soon found to be a
distsstsful one TO him. He lonGed for
the active work OF the trial court. lie
pinned for the arena with its keen strug-
gle between men OF keah wits and ready
tongues. II was an intellectual stimulus
In which he greatly delighted, much dif-
frrent from listening TO cut and dIed
Serst Burfuf arguments and porins
over musty. dusty PAGES OF misnamed
briefs and then forced to spend hours
In The libraries consulting authorities.
He stood " No long ms he could ana
hen took The bi, IN his teeth and re-
signed. Gov. Roosevelt. under the law.
vii appoint his successor.
Among tho sreat criminal cases tried
ssiore barrett .esre those Of Jacob
UNelll. all 81 whom were convicted.
Sharp died. the other two served uu;
their terms IN Sing S.ns. The rect OF the
gang vent free.
Justice Barrett II sixty-;Wo years IA.
Under the statute ~ limitation, he can
serve only eight Year, more Of bis
lie IL a stsncA ramsnsny man. ana the
rcputed legal adviser Of Richsrd Croker.
Hut he sent three PADDY" Dlvves men
Ia prison without q usOiaent's hseitstlon.
and fined forty other Tammsny men for
frsuds AZ the polls In lnR1 and many
another Tammany man hiss found that
politics could not get up on Barr~tt's
henrh and save him from the conse-
uuenre nj mtsdeeda.
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KELLOGG
DENIES ALL.
Prosecution'sCase Based
Upon Sam keller'S
Lies"

By Thursday II 10 expected tho cass
Of James u. Kellogg VIII be In the
hands Of Recorder Cots Jury 10 dec.ie
whether or no, he IL guilty OF swtnf-
ling thousands Of country pecIAe cut of
nearly q million dollars through the Il. =.
Dean Company AMI is wheat COM
hInaticn pools"
keliosx's defense was begun this morn
ing The prosecution closed It's case on
Friday after fourteen days labor by
Acting Assistant Distriei-Attorney OF.
colt
Tho defense will bs tina, KelloGg was
simply an employee OF n. 4. Dean" the
mysterious woman. and az such not re-
sponslble for the big swindle.
"There 10 no corronoratlon Of this story
Of Keller" Lawyer Vernon ". DAVIS
said for Kellogg to-day. and II nssds u,
sadly u II II TO b believed.
In rsbuttai TO the testimony OF the
prosecutions typew writing export. Charles
N Miller was called by the defense.
The entire so-called ''eom blood money
receipt" signed by Emile ooebsl. he
aid vas typewrstien AZ one time on
Miss Anna r. Mailon. smother type.
writer teacher. was the nsHt witness.
Her testimony cofroborated Miller.
A third expert, Robert ". Hawthorne.
typewriter manufacture. gave prsc-
ticAlIy the sAme evidence.
Myron l.. BERNARD, sX-Pre~tden, cf the
des,inci v. 4 Dean Company. was next
called by Mr. DAVIS.
rAiaslan Naf N In
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SHADOW OF CROKER IN BID
nrsshes-ts.lAw - ness's sserstsv W
u Ose os Ou0y q Co., Whs
VAST Puooso Section.

Among the bidders for one Of the
sections Of the Bapii Transit tunnel Is
james J. Du9y 3 ca. Duffy 10 the
Precedent % the Rspub,iran club Of the
Ninth Assembly District. the battle.
ground Of Jshn r. eheehsn and Thomas
y. Smith. croher's private secretary.
The aheehanites point 70 Duty 4 60.
20 an example Of how political influence
10 being worked to ssi contracts
DUFFY 10 Q contractor. and . big one
At that: bua the Go" IL not. This end
Of the strm 10 Msssin u. rurions. super-
iussndsat VI Pcss-OSlce solicitation V.
~ WEES Brssdway and Canal street. Ne
10 Q Dsmoeraa. bu, holds his place
thro~gh The inavsrcs Of wicked PreA"
0ibhs. the Republican leader. Mr.. FUR.
long y The bseehss-in-lss Of crokss's
pstv~As secretary. Mr.. Smith having
1asrtsd hs s.sess. To this fact the
eHssAAn!sss psiss ssA spssh Of vofhins
II. bssy iivs ., W w. rvsnsy.
(sss!h Hssa - hes .. Snes =. S<s
VS. VS.. cs:ss q "sA i :. !: =: . Mean:
avssUe an1 ct ~ Wet Ninetsenth
ssreet. ass can nsssesi II one ~
NC. r. y. !. : ~ . e. Z ::suon, .
vlsk Is s;Asss. n ~ >k Ssvs "a : SsSs .
-. ny y = eaeScs = y vAseevts.
~ ! q Il z I q SSsky SsssSk..
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5000 MEN
BEG FOR WORK
ONb|G TUNNEL.

shoveis and every other tool tina, was
handy and began digging the cobble-
stones out 81 the pavement desait. the
efforts OF The policemen to keep them
back.
Every man Insisted tha, no was the
man who had dug out the first stone.
Fifty men. In all classes Of life. each
holding n cobblestonc In his hand. be-
sleged the reporters and photographers.
demanding and lmplorins that their Pic
lures and names be published.
When they discovered that the news
paper reporteS had the name OF the
man who had really taken the nrrt
cobblesione out the mob became angry
ana hurled the stones nj the legs and
feet Of the newspaper men.
The evening world., 1900-03-26
POLICE B0WLeD OVER.

II was shortly after 7 O'Clock when
Contractor Piikington with twenty-five
men arrived at the advertised place OF
opening Of the new tunnel. He refused
10 hire any % the crowd gathered aDx-
iousiy seeking employment
Al rxeciiy Q o'clock the word was
given To break ground. The police tried
to establish u sor, NJ IRE line. but
they were bowled over by tho crowd
like b, many ienpins 50 thick vas the
crowd that Chief Engineer W. d. Par.
sons had 10 he assisted by several po-
lIcsmen 10 get TO the point ~ work.
A. soon as Mr. Parsons had shaken
hands with the contractor, he took .
rict and began to dig around a cobble-
stone In tho middle OF the car track.
Then ensued a rush sucf as never has
been Witnessed on any football sf!diron.
Men and women pushed. pulled and
punched each other for the privilege Of
getting that cobblestons But Doran was
The fortunate one. As soon as ho oh
tained II his picture was taken. for al
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Wbss M n11ea SoeAAA. % - Hass
rn1Bey.s11g1 elBunG nfsso ~ fsss-
mDneho-sa1 ~ - - ~ ~ 1870
~ - eo1no ~ = ~ - -
The evening world., 1900-03-26

Thousands OF worklngmen thronged
City Hail Park from early dawn this
morning. waiting for Mayor Van Wyck
- cons 10 MS Office and set them to
work ON the new tunnel.
They were ignorant Of the fact that
oil the men 10 be employed on the rapid
transit wort will be hired by con-
tractors. They though, all they had 20
DO was 10 apply 10 the Mayor and get
Q Job.
Two hours before the Mayor appeared
the entrances to the city Hall we're
literally blocked and the stone steps
and plaza In front were black with APP
p'Icsn,s Il was In vain that the police
tried TO argue with them.
At o'clock It was estimated that s.00o
men were crowded In front OF tho build
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heir o~n permits.
CROWD IN ELM STREET.

This work to-day 10 done 60 remove
one Of four sewers that are grouped
outside ~ the tunnel route We will
slnk u under the tunnel. and while work
IL going on We will open only one-half
Of bleecker street al time. - a. no,
10 delay trufiic on the stree,-cAr llnss."
Owing to a miratatemeni made BY the
Rpah Transit Commission on Saturday
many per>ons believed that ground
morning. Before ! c'cIcss mors than
90, Iaborers had eashsssd there anxious
tor employment. They wuited unti, 3
O'clock. when word was brought that
the tunnel had been begun IN Biescker
street hours eefcrs. They rushed to that
Contractor Mcdonald to-day starred
out on the streets lot Of new trucks.
eli labelled:
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Mayor. Police Capt. Copeland was
hspt busy explaining tina, the Mayor
would not have the giving out Of the
work and tina, II would not begin at
this point In anv event.
Time after time they would make .
susa inside the City Hall to get ct the
Mayor. He was no; there. bu, |; made
70 difference.
incoming trains and ferries brought
movs and more looking for jobs from
out Of town. They we're all convinced
that they only had 20 ask for . job 10
81 H. and aii made the Mayor q large
Altogether II was a memorable day In
~ annals OF city Hall Park.
AFTER SOUVENIRS.
TIE crowd began to look about for
0puvsnirs and when the garlands were
taken down from the City Hall they
ma1s . rush for them. Great quanti-
tn were taken away before Decorator
xostsr could rescue his property.
He said he wanted II TO use again.
and when Paul ksisi. OF rs wes, FIJI
seeHh street. Offered him 80 for all the
gariands he refused the offer.
John Doulsy. the man who laid the
tablst Saturday. had the trowsi with him
to-day. A prominen, Harlemits offered
hin ne for u,
n wouldn't take q. no." said Dowiey.
joseph Ksating has all the cement that
uas ueed In laying the tablet. lie will
sake Il into blocks and Mll the souve.
u1ssl
lseg hseose the hour vet To break
Uound for the actual work at Greene
- nseeckes streefs more than THREE
u1o0eo4 lAboring men. oil anxious 10 20
- vst, and . couple Of hundred others
o11soseed By curiosity and = chance to
o11es souvsairs. haA assembled there
Z ~ W force Of po,Iosasa TO keep
- n check
oulelai ana amateur phcsographsrs
- - hand By the score. ready to take
uDocoBnoas Of the pssson vhe auG the
~ ~ 8 easth out Of the ground. They
Oooaey a. eppcrunity IN the scramble
{ - oI01oUe1 The arrival Of Contructcs
uDDo anl the ergisssrv a the
~ JsonEs coaaiasson. II vas Q
ogvsP 70 ~ forUsssea. Ths crvvd
Gonn1nnaly king Gsitiplisd b. thoss
- ~ iron CITY Hail.
1nn1D 1ha9 ~ ~ snbbs1 saehs.
- = only . ishssing man. ~
~ 1ahs history. In I'll prsba.
~ o11ssV<>s1hs nsssua msa o.
- - ~ lin wssi sss The
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roR the
NArrD TRANSIT TUNNEL.

Mr., Mcdonald Was found by an Even
Ing World reporter this morning en-
desvorinE 70 elbow his way through the
crowd Of workrnen IN Bleecker street.
1T Will probably take sixty days 10
complete the WRk on the soWsr ~
Bletckef street But ~ won't vAit until
that 10 done before going al the tunnel
its-if We viii probably make the frut
encavatlon for the tunnel proper In Elm
street. We srV arranging with the sub
contractors - fast AZ possible. and will
be able TO announce the names neat
week
Comptroller Coier said to-day that he
was pleased with the remarks Of Mayor
Van WICK or saturday IN reference 10
tne extension Of rapid transit to nrooa.
iyn.
Within six months" said the Comp
troilsr. 'rhe cin,raci for the tunnel 10
South brooklyn siu be les. OmsftihG
the staten Island and Ia, Ridge EATEN.
s'ois. this tunnel. I think. viii cost
about 8.0co. 90"
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FRANCHISE TAX HEARING
ssss View SssA Cespsssseess -
- Usas1 ~ - tssss Dsesa

ALBANY. March U-ne arst Of the
hsssinss 20 b given ~ The ossts Beard
d rAs como1D,osers 70 xsv Ysst
city corpostisas us1ss The spseisi fsan.
ehiss tsx sos wtll tsta v,sse ts-asrysv.
rvsaty Ahsss essps@AsSss vt.i ~ evsa
~ cepsstsaisy 10 state esjscsisas 70 shs
, ys,Ss;;sss s.sA esvs =, -: 49,! q
i:..si H. e, Assss'sc !s:S i. S;s
81 -
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-01-08
SUICIDAL ACT
KILLED WOMAN
Engelbrecht viii Get Well,
but Mrs. kraus
Is Dead.

Edward Engcibrecht. shif'y-eight year.
old. tried TO kill himself to-day nv cut
ting his wrists a. his home. rs Johns on
avenue. Williamsburg.
During tho excitement Mrs Ros,na
Kraus. slxty-four years old, who lived
on the Moor above. was .ncken with
apoplexy and diei.
EnysiSrecht will recover
Engeibrecht IL a cigar deAied Since
his wife died. year ago he has been
drinking heavily. lie made his home
with his parents.
He arose this morning. ba'hcd and
shaved himself. Then no dressed In his
bcs, clothes and prepared for death.
Taking the raIoi that he had been
using he slashed both wrists and threw
himself on the bel TO die.
His mother heard her son moaning.
She called some neighbors and 4 few
minutes later the changing Of an smbu-
lance gong frIm St kathcrtne's Hos
pital brought crowd to the house.
A. Enselbrche, Was being hurried to
tho hospital Mrs kraus came out Of
her apsimeia aud peered over the ban
happened. and when told. threw up her
hands exclaiming "Acht"--
She s,aggercl back 20 her room.
stricken with nppopieSiy. and before =
physician could he summoned she was
de,d
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W00ED HIM
IN THE DARK
Now Dupont Wishes to
Break the Nuptial
Bonds.
Charles 9. dupont married Mss Cath

Charles 9. dupont married Miss Cath
arine Hughes IN this city on Oct. ~, is7.
He was a student IN the dentistry de-
plrimenr of the University - Pennsy
vtn'a. SIC vas q student On tho Indus
trlll Art school at Philadelphia.
They never lived together IS man and
wife, and now Dupont IL suing his wife
for tho annulment Of the marriage. He
ALL yes that It was brought about BY
threats AMI duwss
4. r. Hummel representing Mrs. Du-
pont. denies tho threats and durcs,. ai-
mits the marriage and says that his
client. an innocent girl. was Grossly de-
eeived BY Dupont.
Tn caSs came on for trial before
Justice 6myth, in the Spreme Court.
es-AAy.
Dupont testified that IN 100 ne wns
tw~rty-three years ~ sxe and Miss
Hughes said she was ,venty-on.. They
boarded az IN. same house 4. Sou; n
Thirty-stxth street
ON Halloween. lss. Dupont said. he
sat on the sofa, when Mss Hurhce
came In and sat down beside him
The tights were turned down" h.
said. and Miss Hughes pu; her arm
around my neck and kissed me GA
another occasion. while ! was practising
In the Gloa ming on a corn.t IN my room
abe came In ana remainsi quite a
while"
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-01-08

Oscar, the Waldorf Astoria chef, was
talking about some OF New York'
sssiles, women and the great American
cocktail when ne said 20 an Evening
World reporter:
Yes they Go seem 20 Ike t. No, It's
not soda cocktails they order" And
oscar 10 In q position 10 see and know
something about this Interesting com
bihation.
But oscar says It's all right. "a lady
10 always . lady" Gays Oscar. Cocktail
or no cocktail"
And Il 10 Q ccoosded fact that ne ap-
petite fer mixed drinks 10 fast DEVELOP
iAS among the female msmbers Of New
FORKS 'smArtor SET" Any person with
half an eye may satisfy himself that
this 10 true.
A. ne big hsssl ssstAaras.2 Turkish
baths and psaoss q social resort FOR
women OF good social standing this 10
apparent TIE order boom IN the liquor
dspartmGaks q the has grocery houses
SHOW. toa . wonderfully increased DE-
mAnd among Ne fashionable patrons FOR
hctded cocktails aud absintheA
ArA Theodore sutro. OF 5oroa.s,
whore anything stronger than Oolons
tea. Trapped. 10 not coun;enanced. has
been thinking long and hard over :te
troubles that have arisen IN tho sis.er
club. She was seen a, her home. 40
West One Hupdred and Second street.
to-day by IN Evening World reporter.
Women should not drink cocktails at
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-01-08
SUED FOR HBR CAB DRIVES
Mrs. Eva Hilton Hatch u % ~
Supplementary ProeeeAisgo-
Conpa MON sseA. Tee.

Mr.. Eva Hilton Hatch. widow Of the
architect who built the Murray hui
Heel. whcre by an arrangement he
made with the owners. she was 10
have 4 suite Of three rooms free ~ long
rs .irc livei. will bs examined IN ,uppl"
mrtsry proceedings mex. Thursday on u
judemen, for tis2 for cab hre
Mrs Lizzie MArkert. manager ~ tho
livery stable at Forty NTH street AMI
broadway. and Joseph Robins,n are tho
PLAINTIFF
Mrs. Hatch Is . warm friend Of the
wife ~ Lawyer O. Townsend. Of ~
Madison avebue on visit there some
time ago she met Rohcr; "a H.rrey, %
wealthy prorotsr. OF Il broadway A
strenE friendship. u Is said, .prang w
between him and Mrs Hatch. and he
became her companion IN many OF heS
drives through the Park
Many az these carriage ridso were
very long. as there were stops made %
oas!onally 'or dinner at the rcadhouse IN
the Park
I, 10 for these rides that the ,udg-
n,ent has been obtained
M. Hervey has also been sued and
his case Will come UP Jan H.
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DID He LEAP
To HIS DEATH?
Man Found Lifeless
Under the Fourth
Story Window.

Daniel Roger '-l Or Jumped las- niTA'
from the fourth story OF lodging
,uss ~ II Fulton street, brooklyn. The
polire call B1yers death a suicide.
Boyer wa. thirty years old and a
'aborer To all in,eno and appear
anccs ne va, Just ~ he always appeared
last n'rht nj tho oising- house. About
10 O'clock he rtsr;cd Tor bed. Already
several patrons were sleering soundly on
their cots on The fourth hoor when Boyer
reached his
with no disturbances Boyer went TO .
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-01-08
SHOT HERSELF To
PROVE HER LOVE.
MaryParker Said to Have
Tried Suicide After
Quarrel With Lover.

Mary Parker. ws'lknown IN Tender.
loln resorts. was removed early this
morning from her Nat. a, - IVES,
Thirty-eirhth street. 90 bellevue Hos.
p!tsl. suffering from q pistol wound IN
tho breast The Coroner was notified to
take her an,s-mor.em statement as tho
doctors believe she cannot recover.
AZ the hospital the woman refused 10
say how she received the wound A man
who gave his name a. Edward Murphy
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BANKERS WIFE GOT BABY.
Mrs. Haisey Awakened Hushaaa
and Recessed Her Chila
NJ n Fire

There was considerable erc'terent IN
lhs vicinity o, the waldorf Astoria Hotel
early this morning, caused by Hrs In
the homo OF Banker Charles %. HAlsey.
a, East Th!rty-third street. across the
way from the big hotel When the en-
zines cams M many thought the Wall
d,rf-AstOria was aflrc.
MRS. Hasey was awakened by the srncti
OF smoke al midnight. and. arousing her
husband. made for the stree; with her
baby Mr.. llalsey rushed 20 the top
floor and awakened the servants beforo
making his own escape. The damage was
small
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The Progress Club Is TO have a new
homo. Fully $4,000 y TO he spent on
a new site ana for a new clubhouse
The club will remain = ff;h avenue
ins,itutioa- The sale Of their present
property. a. siaty-third street, 10 eI.
pec,ed to bring abou, T5o"o. The new
location will probably be about Seven
tieth street.
Tho Progress Cub 10 In many ways
ths most prosperous club In the city.
ami among its members are tho wealth
lest and best-known Hebrews In the
city. The membership Is limited to q"
and IL now so
For long time II has hccn desired
to obtain more commodiOus QuArtcrr.
although the present clubhouse II one
- the most magnificent In the city. Tho
new one IL 90 have an elaborate theatre
and root garden connected
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REWARD FOR STOLEN PURS.
Nine. Marie Arihaud VIII Give
s2.OOO so Recov e. ei0.OOO Worth
Taken Chvisssuas Eve.

Mime, Marie Aribaud offers re-.
ward Of & oo for Information leading :,
the recovery o: $1,000 worth OF fur,
stolen on Christmas Eve from her s,or,
AZ tsl Fifth avenue.
Tho robbery WAS a bold one I, T.
thought that well-drcssed man. who
on the Saturday before Christmas made
. long visit at the more inspecting the
stock. Was planning out the robbery and
In hs mind the finest furs.