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The sun., 1905-05-06
BILL COLLECTION TALES VARY.
wife OF the Owner OF the waldorf Stables
Accuses Butcher OF Assault.

wife OF the Owner Of the waldorf stables
Accuses Butcher OF Assault.
Mrs. Belle Reilly Of so7 West loSth street.
whose husband is the owner Of the Waldorf
Stables. on Forty-fourth street near Sixth
avenue, appeared in the West Side court
yesterday az complainant against Moses
Stern, proprietor OF the West End Market,
i05th street and Broadway, whom she
charged with assault. She sal she was
about TO move 10 New Rochelle for the
summer and had her house all torn up.
when Stern sent a man around Thursday
morning TO collect bill for s. 20. The man, 4,
she said. didn't make IL clear what the bill
was for and she said she was too busy to
bother with him then; Later stern came
around in person, hanked by half a dozen
clerks, she said and tried 70 force his way
into her house She said he called her vile
names and struck her with a broom. Her
daughter, Mabel tol very much the same
story. Furniture movers who had been pack :
ing the household goods told what they had
seen Of the row also. Their testimony cor
roborated Mrs. Reilly's,
When Stern took the stand he said that
the bill for s. 20 had been due since last De-
cember and that he had sent Mrs. Reilly a
weekly statement ever since, When he
learned that she was going to move he sent
A clerk 10 collect the bill The clerk re-
names When Stern went to collect the bill
himself. he said, some Of his men went
along He met with the same kind Of re-
oeption. Mrs Reilly was the one who
used the vulgar language, he said, and or
dered him out Of the house. Then she
grabbed a broom he said and struck az
him. He caught II to protect himself and
took Il away from Mrs. Reilly. He also
had witnesses 10 back him up, and the
Magistrate discharged him.
The sun., 1905-05-06
BRICK COMBINE DENOUNCED
BY Court-JudEment OF sis 900 For
Dealer IL Ruined.

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CHICAGO. May 5,-Chicago's brick trust
was denounced to-day in the branch Ap-
pellate Court by Judges Baker Freeman
and Smith as a monopoly for monopoly, .
n its relations with the brickay ~ union
and the Chicago MAsons 6nd Builders
Association. The declaration against the
brick combine was made In a decision
ordering paymen Of $4,000 TO George
Hinchlih, whose business as a brick manu-
facturer at Hobart, Ind, was ruined by
he Chicago combine.
Hinchlih was making IS, 900 900 bricks
a year at a profit Of $4,000 annually prior
10 the formation OF the combine Of the
brick manufacturers, builders and union
lab rers In 1898. Since then he has lost his
$4,000 plant by foreclosure proceedings and
has been fighting the trust in the courts for
dana es.
Hinchli = loss was brought about by
an agreement between the manufacturers
q brick on one hand and the Masons and
Builders Association, acting with the
union, on the other. The brickmakers gave
the builders a rate Of 81 q thousand less
for brick than was given 10 outsiders.
The unions Of hodcarriers and bricklayers
refused 20 handle independent. brick,
and Hinchlifi's product could find no market
in Chicago.
The sun., 1905-05-06
CONVICTED MEN IN A FRENZY.
End Of Trial OF Italians " bO Robbed Dana
Mhite. Jr.. Of RS 900. PayroII Money.

End OF Trial OF Italians " hO Robbed Dana
Whte. Jr.. OF IS 900, Payroll Money.
A verdict Of guilty was returned in the
Essex County Court yesterday afternoon
against the four Italian hiRhwaymen who
have been on trial for ten days for the
Great Notch robbery Of last summer, when
Dana White Jr., Of the O'Rourke Engineer
ing and Construction Company, with two
companions, was held up on lonely road
and robbed Of the payroll Of 5000 by four
Italians with pistols and masks The
prisoners captured were Angelo Bench
vengo and the three brothers, Antonio,
Luigi and Nicholas Vatrano. Their arrest
Was obtained long after the robbery by
skilled detective work. The trial was
long and the evidence conclusive.
When the verdict was announced the
three prisoners behaved like Gagged wild
beasts Nicholas Vatrano became 90 fren-
zied that he swooned, and his twin brother,
head with q handkerchief When Nicholas
revived Antonio tore the handke rchief
In shreds and all three began utterng
malediCtions in Italian. Bencivengo broke
out in walls, and all four began pacing
the room, Catching sight Of Victor T.
Bailey. a private detective who was in
strimental in his arrest. Antonio Vatrano
called out through the grated door as he
shook Il:
well you got us at last. didn't your
Now look out for the fifth man. he will
kill you, sure The four men were hand
cufed and taken back 10 Jail
The case was the longest on record in
Essex county, but the deliberations Of the
jury lasted only two hours and ten minutes.
The sun., 1905-05-06
MACKEREL FLEET IN PERIL.
Two Men Believed TO Have Been Lest Out
side the HOOk-MOTe May Have Been.

Two Men Believed TO Have Been Lest out
side the HOOk-MOre May Have Been.
Al least two fishermen Of the mAokerel
feet which is at present making its head
quarters OF Stapleton while fishing OF
Sandy Hook. were dro wned at sea Thurs
day night, and it is possible that others
lost their lives. The two men believed to
be dead were Portug lese from the schooner
vestry Of Provincetown. The sloop Eva
R. OF New York, Capt. Anderson, is lost,
but her crew is saved.
The mackerel feet, consisting Of forty
odd vessels, ranging from good size schoon-
ers TO small sloops, left Stapleton anchorage
Thursday afternoon to run outside the
Hook and haul the nets after sundown.
A stih gale had been blowing at sea all
day Thursday, and il continued through
the night and yesterday, The Eva R..
Capt. Anderson, was making her first trip
OF the season. With the captain were two
other men. At dusk they we're hauling on
thirty yard net. A blast Of the gale caught
the Eva r. and turned her on her beam ends.
She began to sink and Capt. Anderson and
his men jumped.
The Eva R. went down leaving the three
men struggling IN the water. The nearest
NtrAocl 10 Nnb Iva IL Hhh INe NeHlEy, capt.
Roberts. As soon as the mishap was
noticed Capt. Roberts sent two Of his men
In a dory to the assistance Of Capt. Ander-
son and his men. Capt. Roberts had all
ne could do 20 handle his own boat. which
was making leeway fast and the two men
in the dory were soon lost 90 view. IL
was the last seen Of them. Yesterday
morning the dory was picked up capsized.
Capt. Anderson and his two men were
rescued by the the steam dredRe Atlantic,
which was at work on the entrance 10 the
east channel and witnessed the upset Of
the Eva r. The dredge put out and hauied
the men aboard. but saw nothing Of the
two men in the dory.
The weather continued 80 rough yester-
day that IL was impossible 70 do anything
Most Of the fleet stood in for the upper
bay and anchor last night, Some OF the
fleet did not come up, but the crews Of those
that did believed that more than the Eva
r. had been lost during the night. They
said, however, this was impossible to asceT-
tain definitely, as some Of the fleet drove
well 10 sea during the night and all might
be accounted for later, II is pretty certain
however. that the two men from the Vestry
we're not picked up by any Of the boats
still out.
LoNd BRANCH. n. j.: May 5.-A cabin
house and steps, supposed to have been
washed from sloop on Galilee which
was helpless after the squall. washed ashore
near Gsskin'e hshery this afternoon The
sloop was In the lee Of a three master
loaded with lumber which was anchored
all night, but which got away this morning
Il is believed by many that the sloop and
its crew were lost.
The sun., 1905-05-06
PREMATURE STRIKE CALLEDOFF
Action Of the Marble MIN HAnds UnauthoF.
iLed by Marble Cutters.

Apremature strike Of marble mill hands
who come indirectly under the arbitration
agreement Of the Building Trades Employ
ers Association, was considered yeSterdA y
at a conference bet ween committees Of the
Marble Cutters Union and the Marble In
dustry Employers Association.
The marble cutters had a trade agree
ment with the employers expiring on the
let Of this month The mill hands went
on strike in the shops Of the Manhattan
Marble Company, lSoth street and the East
River; Feeney a Devsnney, Thirty-eiRhth
street and First avenue; the FeTtig- Phelps
Marble Company Twenty-eighth street and
North River, and r. H. Reed a Co., Astoria,
L. l., for a new trade agreement with an
advance In wages from $3.50 10 A.25 a day.
Their last agreement expired on Monday.
The committee Of the marble trades de-
cided that the strike was premature and
then met the committee OF employers at
the Building Trades Club. President Keat-
ing Of the Marble Cutters' Union, member
Of the committee, said last evening:
The strike was foolish and uncalled for,
and the strikers will all be at work on Mon
day. The proper way II to have the trade
agreement considered at a conference Of
employers and employees, and this will be
done
The sun., 1905-05-06
RUSSIANS NOW OFF HANAN
FRENCH ORDER ROJESTVENShY
TO LEAVE HONROKE BAY.

Main Russian Fleet stn on the Anam
Coast. WAITING for the Third Squadron
French Admiral starts Prom saigon
20 Enforce the Laws Of Ne trailty.
Special Gable DsspaieA 70 THH Sun.
HoHaKoSo, May 5.-Capt. Suz7oni Of
the French steamship Hongkong. from
HAiphong, Cochin China, reports that the
authorities there have received infoTma-
tion that on May 3 the French Government
ordered Rojest vensky's fest TO leave Hon
kobe Bay and that il is now anchored in
Yulinkan and Goalong bays, on the south
coast Of the island Of Hainan.
French naval movements at Haiphong
demonstrate the fact that the Russian feet
ia still on the Anam coast Admiral JON
qui6res, the French Admiral in command
Of Indo-China, is on the cruiser Guichen,
patrolling the coast, on orders from the
French Minister Of Marine to watch the
movements Of the Russian feet With re-
spect 70 neutrality,
The torpedo boat destroyers Mousquet
and Pistolet are coming to Haiphong from
Saigon.
The cruiser Descartes left Saigon for
Goalong Bay to-day.
The sun., 1905-05-06
New, or Plays and Players.

Adele Ritchie ia going into vaudeville
and viii make her first appearance at Ham
merstein's Victoria Theatre on May IS.
Miss Ritchie will sing selections from comic
operas In which she has appeared recently.
The New York Theater roof opens on
June ~ and Il will be called Wistar-a Garden.
At the .dauison Square on tuesday mgnt
a one act play called Mrs. Battles BAH
will be presented as a curtain raiser TO
The Firm of Cunningham Dorothy
Donnelly and Hassard Short have been
engaged for the curtain raiser.
As all cities between Denver and San
Francisco are closed 20 Mrs Fiske and her
company, who are now on the road. she has
accepted an invitation 10 deliver a lecture
on the theatrical situation In Salt Lake City
on May %. Mrs, Fskes representative here
says the lecture u 20 be given In a church
The sun., 1905-05-06
JOTTINGS ABOUT TOWN.

The exhibition OF y Pierpont MoTEan's rare
early books az the BbliogTh phical Museum Of
Columbia univtrs rsity, viii b optn 20 the public
dCrinE the w,ek b. ginning Nay a
judgments OF absolute divorce were Granted
BY Justice Lvtnulu 10 hath5 rine Macon nom
dohn htsou, the actor 20 l0uisf d. Buu ifCm
ChAri,s d. Burt and % RC b. cce W navti iE fIom
Isaac hCttIEWtiT. by @lttlct Mccall 20 AugItta
p, Lyman frUm Addison p RymAn,
The sun., 1905-05-06
POLICE PARADE TO-DAY.
There WIN he 3 200 Men In Llne-NeW
Headquarters Cornerstone.

Headquarters Cornerstone.
The police have their annual parade to-day.
Il is expected that. including the officers,
there will be about 500 men in line The
reviewing stand Is at the Worth Monument,
at Twenty-fourth street and Fifth avenue.
Gov. Higgins and Mayor Mcclellan are ex-
pect ed TO review the men with Police Com
missioner McAdoo.
The corner stone OF the new Police Head
quarters, In Centre street. will be laid at 10
O'clock this morning. II was not announced
yesterday who would take part In the pro-
cegdings.
The leaders OF the police parade are
expected TO reach the reviewing stand at
about O'Clock. This is the line Of march
From Battery Place up Broadway 10
TWonty-third street, 10 Madison avenue, 70
Foftieth street, TO Fifth avenue. right rest
ing on Twenty-ninth street where they will
halt and await orders TO pass in review.
Immediately after the parade the bi-
cyule policemen Of the night platoon will
have a dinner at O'Neill's restaurant
TWenty4econd street and Sixth avenue.
About 500 Of them expect to attend and
Conmissioner McAdoo has promised 20
make them q speech.
The sun., 1905-05-06
CAPEL-CURE SALE.
Good Prices Secured for Ancient Brouzes
and Marbles.
Special Cab. Dsspofeh 10 TIE sus.

Special Cabls DeJpofeh 10 TIE SUN.
LONDON, May S,-The second days sale
Of the Capel-Cure collection consisted Of
faience, bronzes marbles, DC. An oval
bronze relief, With a profile bust, IN Flor
entine costume Of circa 1880 brought 81 .25o;
a bronze variation Of the cTouohing Venus,
after @. di Bologna, late sixteenth cen tury,
sold for 81 500; bror ze group, representing
a boy astride Of dolphin, one Of the boys
hands missin &, s.. inches high Florentine,
early sixteenth century, t2,4l5; a bronze
rectang guar panel and companion plaque,
with figures representing the Resurrection
and the Desert irto Hades, Italian, first
half Of the sixteer IN century, 5000; marble
seated figure Of Sir Walter Scott, SiIS inches
high 81, ,T32. so.
The sun., 1905-05-06
OBITUARY.

william BlAndin. who died on Thursday
At his home. SOS Clinton street. Brooklyn,
In his seventy-third year, was a direct de-
soendant Of John Alden who came over in
the MaynOwer, lie WAS Ions oonnected
tan. son survives him.
Zachariah ostrom Nelson, one Of the oldest
coal dealers In Brooklyn, died on Thursday
a. his home, 20 Maple Court, Flatbush, In
his eRhty-hfth year He leaves a widow.
two sons and a daughter
The sun., 1905-05-06
HEBREW VETERANS MONUMENT
VIII he Unveiled at Salem Fte d. Cemetery
Tomorrow Afternoon.

The monument erected by the Hebrew
Union Veterans Association in Salem
Fields Cemetery, East New York. will be
unveiled with appropriate ceremonies at
2.30 O'Clock tomorrow afternoon,
a Lieut. Gen. Nelson A. Miles will deliver
an address and the Rev. DR.. Joseph Silver
man, Nathan Straus, Gen. James r.
OBeirne, Ferdinand Levy. Louis Stern.
Congressman J. A. Goulden and the Rev.
DR.. H. Pereira Mendes will also part icipate.
Nathan Straus will preside.
The sun., 1905-05-06
ACTOR CAN'T MAKE THOMAS PAY.
Appellate Division Reverse Edgar Atchi-
son EIy's Judgment.

EUW by JUuEWUuI,
The t4,l55 verdict obtained in the Supreme
Court a year ago by Edgar Atchison Ely
an actor, against Edward r. Thomas and
Brady Grier for back salary for Ely's APP
pearanoe in The Mocking Bird, was
sion on the ground that there was no evil
dence TO show that Thomas was responsible
for Ely's salary.
Ely made a contract with Henry B. Sire,
who owned the show, 10 sing for hirty-fve
weeks at $500 a week Thomas, who has
achieved fame as a banker, a broker and an
automobilist as well as an angel testified
that he did not buy the show from Sire
through Grier, but that he merely loaned
the money 10 Grier az he was anxious to
do the latter a good turn. The Appellate
Division finds that there is no proof that
Thomas was a partner with Gner in the
play, and that therefore he cannot be held
responsible for the money due 10 Ely.
The sun., 1905-05-06
Famous COpe % DC EKhIbIted.

Special Cable DsspatcA 10 TIE suN,
ROME, May 5.-The ancient cope which
was stolen from the cathedral Of Ascoli,
purchased by j, p. Morgan and returned
by him TO the Italian Government. has been
delivered to Signor Leonardo Bianchi,
Minister Of Public Instruction, TO be ex-
hibited in the gallery Of the Palaz1o del
Lincei
The sun., 1905-05-06

ToPEGA. Kan, May 5.-Rsports from
all banks in Kansas show total deposits
in excess Of tlOI 900 900. an Increase Of over
81 500 900 IN thirty days.
The sun., 1905-05-06
Mksdo's GIFT to the Y. NJ. c. A.

Sptcta Cd0b DsSpdic9 70 IHE Sun
TOXIC. May 5.-The Mikado has notified
United States Minister Griscom Of his
intention to donate 5000 TO the Army
Branch Of the Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation.
The sun., 1905-05-06
RIOT AT ST. PETERSBURG FIRE.
strikers Interfere With FiremenJ Work
and Are Fired On.
Special Cable DsspaicA to THE Sun.

Special CaNs Ds5patch 10 THE Sun.
ST. PETERSBURG, May 5.-A fire started
last night in the important manuiaotur-
ing district Of Orokhovo. A crowd Of sew
eral thousand strikers interfered with the
work Of the iremen. The fire hose was cut
several times and the crowd robbed the
burning buildings and threw the goods
in them into the water. A number Of houses
were burned. There were conflicts between
the crowd and the police, IN which several
persons were killed OF wounded.
The sun., 1905-05-06
Russian Torpedo Boat Held Up,

Spfci1I Cdbl1 Degpdfch @ TH1 Sun.
LUBEcK, May S.-The local police have
forbidden the transport to Russia Of
torpedo boat. built at Kiel. on the ground
that the transportation would be a breach
Of neutrality,
The sun., 1905-05-06
PrI.oner., ReynIt auIcl.Iy auened.

Special Cdble Dsspdfeh 10 THE SUN,
YICENzA. Italy. May 5.-The inmates
OF the prison bere. after exercise to-day,
refused 10 reenter their cells. A picket
Of soldiers restored order.
The sun., 1905-05-06
JILrED by 4, SHE TOOK POISON.
wrote Note TO Each OF the Men Who Had
thrown Her Over

LAwToS, Okla, May 5-Jilted by
four lovers in the past few weeks, Miss
Lillian Ash OF Walter, Okla, COM
mitted suicide last evening at her home.
Early In the afternoon she had gone 10 a
drlg store and purchased thirty grains Of
strychnin After going home and writ.
ing a note to each OF her former sweet
hearts she took the drug. She was 10
vaara Old
The sun., 1905-05-06

La1Htire bTomo QIiniI- the world vide Cold
C1rc, removes thE cause. Call Tor the full name
tnelook for signature Of z, W. Grove. 25c-A6I.