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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-11
JUDGMENT AGAINST FLOWER.

Before Justice Gegerich. in the Supreme Court
yesterday Thomas Denton Miller. of Baltimore
recovered a Judgment against DR. Richard G.
Flower In the sum of $17.s27. Tho action of Mr.
Miller was based alleged false and fraudulent
representations made by Flower. by reason Of
which Mr. Miller was led to purchase $500 shares
of the stock of the Arizona Eastern and Montana
Smelling Ore Purchasing and Development Com
pany. The stock proved to be of no value. Will
lam b Ellison and Arnold l.. Davis, counsel for
Mr.. Miller said yesterday that II Mr.. Miller's
intention 10 obtain an execution against the person
OF Flower before he is brought to trial on GRIM
inal charges.
Flowers trial In the Court OF General Sessions
has been for May "a. There are several in
dctments pending against Flower. all based upon
his alleged swindlng of people by means OF his
mining schemes. and he is under $4,000 bail The
District Attorney has declared that millions Of
dollars lost by people who were drawn into
Flowers schemes. Many of the paper companies
started by Flower pretended to pay per cent A
month I'm dividends and such dividends were Usi,-
ally paid the start. but when the sales of stock
ceased the companies ceased paying dividends and
went into bankruptcy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-11
MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.

Plymouth May 10. m-Arrved steamer Graf Valdez
Ger. Krech New-York for Cherbourg Ham
land proceeded
London lO-Arrived steamer Mesaba (Br), Tubb.
Jew
Lizard i0Passed, (supposed) Rhein (GerO
Rott New-York for Bremen.
Point May 10-Passed, Hydra CNs,rO
Knutzen. New-York for Havre >''
Glasgow May 9ATrived steamer Monaghan CRr) Pick
ering NewYork.
Brow Head May TO- $40 p m-Pnssed. steamer Oceanic
Cameron. New-York for I.iverpooI
Queenstown. 10. G;19 m-Arrived steamer oceanic
t8rl Cameron, New-fork for Liverpool land pro-
ceededl.
Hamburg. S-Arrved. steamer Ruechar Ger,
Kopn New-Yo X via Plymouth and Cherbours
Bremen. May 10. IL a m-Arrived. steamer Kronp-t-
Wilhelm (Gerl Richter. New York, via Piymouts
CheThourg.
Antwerp. 9-Salled. steamer 81 Andrew CFrl Nt,,
gerald; New-York: arrived. Finland Roberts
New-York N''''
Cherhourg. May 10. $40 m-Arrived steamer Ora,
Wadersee Ger, Kreeh Neg-York via Plymoutb 81
- Hamburg land proceeded. '' tut
Gibraltat. May lO-Passed. Grosser Kurf,r.,
tSier), Retmkasten. Constantinople. etc, Tor Nere
- York (returning from cruise) - WV
harselles. May p-Arrived steamer Caiahra fRr, -.
srs. NewYork for Naples and Leghorn '''' SoF-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-11
SELLING OUT.
HIS ART FORKS TO GO.
Report Also That He Has Disposed
of T7cO Houses.

Apparently Richard A. Garfield does not in
tend 10 resume operations at his famous gam
bling house No. > East Forty-fourth-st., which
has been closed since District Attorney Jerome
led raid on the place on the night of Decem-
Der l, 1902. 1t reported yesterday that
Garfield was arranging TO sell the works OF art
and the expensive furniture and bric-a-brac in
the house, and that he had already sold real
estate in the city which he had held for invest
ment purposes. 1t was said that Garfield sold
yesterday the two brownstone houses Nos.
and West Forty seventh-st through his man
ager, David Bucklin. and that the purchaser
was Alfred NJ. Rau. Of the Municipal Realty
Corporation.
Garfield was in Europe when the Legislature
passed the bill strongly advocated in Albany
b. District Attorney Jerome. to compel witnesses
to testify In gambling Inquiries. Garfield re-
turned TO this city Immediately. and his action
caused some surprise in view Of the declar.
tons which the District Attorney had made that
the gambler would not dare to stay in the city Z
the bin became law. The Indictment against
Garfield had been dismissed, and Mr.. Jerome
said he was only waiting for the witness bin to
become law T. seek a new Indictment against
Garfield
There a report yesterday that Garfield
about to go back to Europe He lives in
Providence, r. l., but a dispatch from that city
to The Tribune yesterday said he was In New
York
Lawyers who were supposed TO DC interested
In the witness bill, which became law by the
Governors signature on Monday. because their
clients We're hostile 70 the measure, professeG
to be Indifferent yesterday. Perhaps the one
who showed tho most surprising indifference
John A. Delahunty. personal counsel for
Richard \. Garfield
Really" said Mr.. Delahunty. Il know nothing
about the law. l haven't even read it.
rs Garfield going TO Europe again. he was
asked.
4 really don't know where Mr. Garfield is"
his reply
He came bacl, from Europe afte- the bill
passed the legislature did he nOt?"
Yes
Did he intend to go abroad again?"
Il don't know anything about his Intentions"
Have you ceased TO be Canfeld's COUNSEL
SO far as I know. there is no legal business
for Ny Garfield requiring attention at present
Acting District Attorney Rand said thai he
did not know where Garfield was. and there
was a suggestion in his tone that he did not
much care.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-11
HOME NEWS.
NETWORK CITY.

Emile Thouar. the explorer. who has spent many
years in South America. and has published studies
and geogra phcal surveys OF that country. will de-
liver lecture en- "L'Evolution Sud-America" MAY
Il, at $50 p. m. under the auspices OF the Alliance
Francaise at the League for Political Education
No. % West Fo.ty-fourth-st.
Robert Brennan Of No ia Forsyth-st.. who was
shot by Paurolman Mallon. of the West Sixty
eighth-st. station early Sunday morning in front
Of No. 10 Bowery, died last night at Gouverneur
Hospital Mallon. who had been paroled in the
custody of Captain Flood OF the Eldridge-st. sta
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-11
SISTERS TO BE BURIED TOGETHER

The double funeral Of the sisters. Mrs Louise
Hecht and Mrs. Cordelia Knauer. will be held to-
n"y '' the church OF the Immaculate Conception
in -hundred-and- hftieth-st between Co,,r,I,,
ana MclrOSe ' ''"4'
Mrs. Hecht died on Sunday as the resrI+ ~ ~
operation IN n private hospital In this citv liz
sister was summoned Immediately afterward sba
EaZed Tor moment her sisters dead To- 80
suddenly tell 10 the floor unconscious and died en-
due 70 grief - UvalH was
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-11
BOYS YELL STARTS THEATRE PANIC.

\ slight panic was caused in the Lyric The
atre Hohoken, last night, by yell OF Fire" by
a boy in the gallery, following the lighting Of
cigarette By some man in the orchestra. It was
in the third act of The Queen Of the White
Slaves" and the house filed with the fumes
OF the Joss sticks. while the nerves of the audi
ence had been worked up to a high pitch.
Following the boys cry OF fire a number Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-11
FRIDAY. MAY I3.
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New-York, Tuesday, May 10, 1904
ARRIVED.

Steamer Minnehaha tBr) Robinson. London April 30 %
the Atlantic Transport Co with lao passengers mdse
Arrived AT 1920 9th.
Steamer Fricka GER. Ruhlc Bordeaux April 10 %
Punch Edge & Co. with mdse Arrived the Bar AZ >
m.
Steamer Kroonland DoVrud. Antwerp April 30 10 In
ternationa Mercantile Marine Co. with 1s7 cabin and
lO4l passengers and mGse. Arrived bar
$50 m.
steamer Kaiser Wilhelm II GER Hogemann. Bremen
May g. Southampton Cherbourg 10 Oerichs & 90
with cabin and SOB steerage passengers malls and
mdse. Arrived a the Bar a $50 p m
Steamer Citta III Messina daD, Demeo. Cardenas May
2 Matan1as 3. with order, vessel 10 Hlrzei
Feltmann & Co. Arrived at tho Bar at 4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-11
James McCreery & Co.

Upholstery Dept.
4th Floor.
Fancy Ruffied Muslin and
COlOred Cross Stripe Cur
tains. Full width. 3 Yards
long.
$1.OO, $3.50 and 1925 per
pair.
French CretOnnes. New pat
terms, suitable for Summer
draperies or slip covers.
1Sc. per yard
Usual price Soc
New Models of Art Furni-
ture,-made by the United
Craftsmen,-Of English
brown, fumed Oak. Useful
Articles for Country
houses.
Small Chairs or Rockers, up
holstered in leather.
S1.25
Deep, rOomy Arm Chairs and
ROCKERS, upholstered i'm
leather or rush.
$50 and 5000
Enamelled Willow or Prairie
Grass Furniture.
300 Down CushiOns,-cov-
cred with Art Fabrics.
S1.35 each.
Twenty-third Street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-11

Steamer Thornley, (Br) Killea. sauga April so AMI
Matanzas May ! 10 d Munson. with sugar. Arrived
the Bar at 2 m . -,
Panama Railroad SIS Co with III passengers. mails cad
mdse Arrived at the Bar at $3.50 m; . -
steamer Curyba cuban. Hoppe. Matanzas April Fl.
Tert,, Nuevitas D. TO y Munson. with -
passengers and mdse. Arrived AT the Bar at 80 m
James + Ward & with 146 passengers mails and
mdse Arrived a rhe Bar AT 2O3 m
Steamer Margaraha tCerl. Fretwurst, Cenfuegos May
3 to " II Munson with molasses- Arrived at the Bar
Steamer Cienfuegos Cuban CORNELL Santiago April %
Manzanillo % and C1enfuesos May to James Ward 4
60 with passenger and mdse Arrived at the Bar at
steamer Saratoga Cakes, Havana MAY q. James p
Ward & Co. with 80 passengers mails and mdSe Ar
steamer san Jacinto. Risk. Galveston May T. to Q
Mallory co. with passengers and mdse Anchored In
st.smer Savahoe Devereux. Georgetown May and
Wilmington ~ to William clyde & Co. with passengers
ana mdse Lett Quarantine at $40 m
Steamer Rio Grande Mcintosh. Mobile Bay May and
brunswick Z 70 II Mallory Co with passengers and
mdse Left Quarantine at 22s m
the Old Dominion S. with passengers and rndss Left
Quara 1tine at $40 p M , . -, -
Steamer Merritt. Foster. Norfolk. to the Merritt
Chairman Wreckg and Derrick Co. Passed Quarantine
Sandy Hook y j. May 10 $50 m-wind west. mOder>
ate; cloudy; haEy outside
SAILED
Steamers Yoruba (Brl. Norfolk: Armenian (Br) LIVER
cable), Halifax Yumurl (Norl
Bane. stephan csble FayA Tresco tBr). Philadel
phia Pitsiam Dutch Rotterdam Nord America QtaD.
Maple. and Genoa; Princess Alice Ger. Bremen via
Seattle Tacoma city Of Washington. Colon; Princess
Anne Norfolk and Newport News Perugia tR0, Naples
Sn,o5 William Broadiey ri baltimore Mamma Hats
Baltimore: Goldsboro. Philadelphia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-11

women in various parts of the house stood up.
and few started for the door The members
of the cast and the ushers at once went to the
front of the stage. assuring the audience that
there was no danger and the incipient panic
was quoted without injury TO anyone, though
several persons left the house.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-11
TENDERLo1N GAMBLERS NOT SCARED
They Say Jerome Bill Will Have Little Eff
feet. at Least for Time.

The passage Of the Jerome Anti-Gambling bill
has not caused any noticeable alarm in the Ten
deroin Well known gamblers who We're seen last
night expressed the opinion that there would not
only be no panic among the proprietors Of pool
rooms. but that not a gambling house in the city
would close on account Of IT,
one poolroom proprietor said TO a Tribune re-
porter:
HI won't bother much, even II II Is passed
Jerome is after Canheld and he won pay any at
tentIon 10 us much for while at least
A;.other said:
No there is not the least scare. Some Of us viii
Lar, low for a while. Of course, ill we see how
Jerome is going 10 act. But then We are running
,,r.t... tight AS n is We will probably be little
more careful for while though as to whom we
let in You can bank on II, though there won
ANYBODY go out Of business
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-11
MARINE INTELLIGENCE


Sunrise 4.4s Sunset T:05 Moon rises 2.55 No..
HIGH WATER
AM-Sandy Hook 40 Gov Island go TJoI, c., $50.
I'M SANDY HOOK 4;oZ Gov Island 5I7 Hell ca ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-11
Meetings.

NEW YORK INSTITUTION FOR THE INSIHeN'
OF THE DEAF AND DUMB NJ"
YORK, MAY o 1904 -, N THD
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN IhAi
annual meeting Of the members ard the slsssssa
officers and Directors will be held at th ne MAJ y
Washington Heights Tuesday alteI tsTei ~
1904 o'clock The Battalion viii 49,, " smith y
Inspected by Brevet Mai Gen George Noe 80,
c. n. Y. 3:3O. - -, -scrfy-fNi
Carriages will be at the one hu1dred-s IA % tos
Street station West side elevated road =, ne n1
O'Clock 20 convey members 70 the groennsos ssHsao
tuition. THATCHER ~ ADAMS. s'---4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-11

ton, was rearrested FOR homicide and aeot,
paroled.
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RELIABLE UEIP

of all kinds is advertised in todays paper among the
Little Ads. of the People"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-11
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

TO DAY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-11

Killea, Sauga April so AMI
} MunsOn. with sugar. Arrived
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9 M pI6b1i@ d NJ
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bate, mod cine furse unterrebuns
nit ieinen Nnwdlten %sephosen bate,
tebrte er nit ietner Satin unb
beren 6reunoin ing Sotel @nslifb.
woielbft fe logirten, auriif.
Sic be9aben fi9 fofort auf ihr
3immer.
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8rotun, bon Der fur9tbare1 inneren
Nufre9ung, nel9e er iolange fi9 be-
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sufammenbra6.
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einem 9er5leioen plObli9 befalen uor=
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regnng neriebte Nerpenfpitem feines
gatienten almdlig gu berubigen.
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mad l ubr, berlieB er bas Granfer1=
mer nit benz 8~emuBtiein, baB fir has
2eben ieines Batienten feline @efatr
mebr pDrbanoen mar.
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6arbinen
...8erfauf...

SeRr midtie fir 5ausfrauen
3n 35c bic garb, cream, offene gfet, so
3on brett.
gu 45c bic Oarb, tpeiBe ober cream Net,
so 3oa brett.
3n 6Oclb garo, @arbtnen gtet, i9maIer
ober breiter Sireifen,
100 .3oG brett.
3n Soc bic 0arb, so sDaige offene Nei9en
9teB in ecru.
s3u soc bic garb, burfIe SmitattonS Nns
ttque Ret, so 3on brett.
3n $1.OO bic 3d., bibf9e buntle ecru Neb,
so 3pa brett.
3n ST so bie 3d., cream eepptii9e @arbis
men Eet in ecru, II 3on.
8n Sf.65 bic 90, Spiten 8anb, 2nttice
Q Center 9tet in ecru,
III ~ Bon brett.
3n $f.s5 Die 3d., meiBe eepptif9e Net,
peri9ierene SHUTTER in
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unb so Boil breit.
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Wpnt sattel.

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btent &dtbarina BON M}ebici eiren be-
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benz 3eiter na9 benz &opf bes Yferbes
1e6en gu fDnnen, p6ne baB iIe aber
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IL. BON England, Die Querfdttel einz
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Mngaben Der &atbdrind BON Meoict.
uebrigens 1inb 9~tetgbIgel unb Sdttel
peit iiingere @rftnbungen, als man
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tpirb ibrer i'm Sabre $40 n. Gbr. in
benz 8eri9t iiber einen 8ampf 5pi19en
&onftantius unb &onftantin erpGbnt.
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Sede, Die fie n@pbippium" nunnten,
unb beren @rfinbung bon plinius Dem
peletrontns 5ugef@rieben pirb. DIS
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brdu9li9 purben, beren erfte tpobre
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&ttenbahu Jabrplau.
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WOULD TRY one
WITH jimmy.
frankie Neil Makes an Unusual
Proposition to
Britt

NEW YORK, July 28.-Frankie Neil.
the bantamweight champion of the
world, who came into town Saturday
night, fresh from his triumphs in Chi
cago, IL after the biggest fish In the
pond now. The little champion was
seen while strolling down Broadway
with his father, and was asked about
his plans for the coming few months.
II am here to meet McGovern," said
Neil, az he twirled his cane. that IL.
Hughey McGovern, and Wen see Sam
Harris about the arrangements tomor-
row.
IF there IL any hitch in the 60 why
/ will look around for the next best
man among the bantams, maybe
Tommy Love. hear he IL a good card
ous here"
Say" continued frankie. taking q
new lease on the talk. II hear that
Britt II going to tight now that Young
Corbett wants to get busy again. I'd
like to night Britt out here In a six
round CO. You know I used to box
with him when we both worked at
CrolYs gardens. No. don't think he
has anything on me.
Eyes. I'm giving away some weight.
but Ii he will agree to weigh in at
o'clocq and tip the beam at $50 I'll get
backing for $4,000, and we will put. up
. forfeit just as soon as Britt says
the word There's a chance for him to
make little on the side waiting for
that Corbett fight in December"