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THE BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE FBIDAY, KOVEMBEB 20, 1896. KILLED INSTANTLY ARBUCKLE ROBBER! SUSPECTS, IN MARIE BARBERI'S DEFENSE, THE PLANS FOR From the Top of a Pile By a Fall Weather Cold Enough for Overcoats A Witness Says Her Maternal Grandfather Was Irrational. Three of the Millionaire's Whilom Companions Arrested. Colonel Parker of Washington Oon suits With New York Leaders. Driver.

i John, Nelson, a Swede, 37 years of age, was instantly killod this afternoon by falling from the top of a pile driver tit the 'Wallabout baBin, here he was employed. His body was taken to an undertaker's shop and the coroner ws notified. BOTH TOOK PRUSSIC ACID. PLOT. SOME SIGNS OF NOW IN AN INSTITUTION.

is CHAIRMANSHIP DECIDED UFON. Has at last arrived, and if you have not made your purchase of one yet, it would pay you to look at our lino. Prioo and quality cannot be beaten. We have Overcoats for $8 that are a 1 1 worth $12. They go as high as $35, and in every easo you get tho benefit of our experienced Hints of an Effort, Made by the Prisoners, to Get the Denver Man Into ar Uptown Faro Gams Traced to Many Flaces Some Talk of Knockout Drops.

The Dead Man's Brother Arrives in New York. He Testified That This Relative, Who Had Been Employed by Him, Often Attacked Bystanders and Had to Be Overpowered The Defense Trying to Show That Insanity Was Hereditary in the Family of the Defendant 'The Name of a Prominent Business Man of the Capital, Submitted by the Colonel, Meets With the Approval of Those Interested Ceremonials of the McKinley Inaugural to Be on a Lavish Scale. buyers. All wool a Suits, In Cheviots, Worsteds, Tweeds Central office detectives have made three Eligio Lanzilotte of 233 West Twenty ninth street, New York, was the first witness called A Man and Woman Found Dead in a Hotel. Valley City.

N. November 20 To day a man and woman who registered at the hotel yesterday as Thomas Owens and wife. New Rockford, were found In their room dead, clad in their traveling clothes and clasped In each other's arms. Prusslc acid had been tjken. A note containing money for burial, says: "Though separated in life, we are one In death; make no inquiries as to They were about 40 years Sf age.

JAMESON SERIOUSLY ILL. London. November 20 D. Jameson, the leader of the raid into the 'Iransvaal. who, in July last, was sentenced to fifteen months' imprisonment for violating tho ftreign enlistment act in so doing, underwent an operation arrests In New York in connection with tho IT'S A COLD DAY For the man or boy who has neglected buying an Overcoat or Keefer before now.

There is no excuse for the delay as regards price. A man's Overcoat will cost you anywhere from S10.00 to a boy's Overcoat 5.50 to $15.00, and a boy's Reefer from 82.45 to SI 0.00. Our suarantce goes with and Casshneres $8 to $25 Colonel M. M. Parker, the district of member of the Republican National committee, arrived in New York last night from "Washington and located at the Fifth avenue hotel.

The departure of the death of Frank R. Arbuckle, the Denver millionaire, who was found early yterday morn ng on Eighth avenue near One Hundred and ifty second street. The prisoners are George for the defense this morning in the trial of Marie Barberl for tho murder of Dominico Cataldo in the criminal branch of the New York supreme court. "Did you know tho grandfather and grandmother of Marie Barberi?" asked Mr. House, for the defense.

"I did. The grandfather and the father of the defendant both worked for me." Witness left Italy ten years ago and came to Everything on CREDIT. Ladies' Department. Fall and Winter colonel was heralded by the press dispatches from the capital as indicating that the Re publicans of 'Washington were disturbed by the reported attitude of Chairman Hanna, la relation to the preparations for the in Stevens, 53 years old, a saloon keeper of 344 East One Hundred and Twenty third street; Joseph Davidson, 20 years old, a stenographer of 227 East Twelfth street and Frederick Men ger, 24 years old, a bartender of 602 East every garment sold, the cheapest as well as tho best. We will not sell goods that we can't guarantee to be auguration ceremonies, on March 4, and it Pnbmel Parker's mission in I in Hollo way jail yesterday evening and at one Eleventh street.

The men are said to have been with Arbuckle on the night before his this country. At that time, he testined, the de death. THE "SEASON'S GREETINGS: Proclamation: Next Sunday being the last Sunday before Thanksgiving Day, know ye, and all of ye. that the BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE will recognize the fact in due and becoming fashion, to' wit: History of Thanksgiving. A brief and interesting discourse, telling the why and wherefore of this occasion of universal rejoicing.

Historically correct, concisely stated, and valuable for reference. An Old Fashioned Dinner, For Thanksgiving Day, being a tempting array of the sub tantials and dainties which tickled the palates of our ancestors, and added greatly to the popularity of the glorious holiday. The Week irTthe Markets What the component parts of the coming feast will cost. Latest quotations from the markets, which, by the way, are to be about the busiest and most interesting features of city the Metropolis was to find out just where the I time during tho night is condition was grave. Washington ians were to be at these festlv Efforts to secure his pardon and that of his fellow prisoners have been renewed.

ities. fendant's grandfather was a paretic. the befct in tne market ior rne price Your money refunded if purchase is unsatisfactory. Captain O'Brien said this morning that Ste Mr. Mdntyre objected to this line of testi ens is a well known gambler.

He would say nothing as to the characters of the other men. mony on the ground that tne witness aia not see the man and therefore was Incompetent to testify clearly regarding the matter. TO NOTIFY DELINQUENTS As soon as the case was reported to police styles in Ladies' Jackets, six different osigns, made of Boucie, Beaver, Kersey and Cheviots, from $6.50 to $30 Latest designs in Fall Capes.ln cloth and silk, some plain, some elegantly trimmed. Prices rango from $5 to $30 headquarters yesterday Captain O'Brien de Witness Anally recalled having seen the ep ileptic in Fornandlna, Italy, and subsequently tailed live detectives to work on it. They were Vallely, Mannion, Murphy, Dale and WHO saw him taken to Aversa, where there is an DO NOT FULFILL THEIR W.

H.P. A. PLEDGES. Thompson. Their observations led them to ustitutlon for bplleptics.

The object of counsel for the defense was to the vicinity ot Fourteenth trcet and they show that defendant's grandfather was insane learned that on the evening previous to Mr. and that his insanity was hereditary. "Whatever theremay have been in these reports, it was evident that Colonel Parker was well satisfied with his mission when in his room at the Fifth avenue hotel, by an Eagle reporter, this morning. He had transacted all his business during last evening and was preparing to take the train for home this afternoon. In response to a question as to the feeling in "Washington on the matter, Colonel Parker said: "I think Mr.

Hanna has been too busy to pay much attention to the inaugural ceremonies as yet, and, so far as I know, there has existed not the slightest doubt In any direction that there would be any change from the customary programme. "What is the nature of the errand that has brought you to New York?" the reporter asked. "You understand, of course, that the inau Kq nivvavs hppTi rbo Tribute of the Arbuckle's death he was in Lucnow saloon, During the argument which followed be at Fourteenth street and Irving place, in com Large line of Separate Skirts, Silk Waists tween the legal gladiators on both sides Marie pany with three men. Descriptions of tne men were obtained Ty the detectives and the and (Jhuaren (jiomes. Barberi had her face buried In Mrs.

Jb oster Mrs. Scrimgeour and Other Members of the Association Discuss the Ash Barrel Problem. CALEB V. SMITH, Manager, Fulton St, cor. DeKalb Av.

bosom. result was the three arrests which were made Mr. House, in a highly modulated tone last night. Open Sat. Evenings Until 9:30.

and in reply to the several objections by Stevens was the first to be taken and was Prosecutor Mdntyre, said that council had The "Woman's Health. Protective associa at once brought before Caiptain O'Brien at police headquarters. He at first denied hav been assigned to defend the unfortunate de tion decided thi3 morning at Its regular meet fendant at the first trial and that her counsel ing been in Luchow saloon wrtn Arouciue. ing, hel at 204 Livingston street, to co oper As he was talking to Captain O'Brien Detec now were laboring to save ner irom tne electric chair without the hope of receiving one ate in tne ceieDraa on oi Dr. storr go.uen tive Vallely walked in with the prisoner, dollar as compensation.

ident. All the expenses have been borne by 'jubilee by appointing a committee to prepare Davidson. Davidson at once recognized Stevens and said to him: Matters simmered down somewnat tnrougti the mild interoosition of Justice Gildersleeve, "Hello, are you here in this case, too? Stevens, Captain O'Brien said, seemd net and the tedium was again broken by counsel private subscription and all the details carried a resolution to be presented at the citizen's out. by citizens' committees. While the af I 5e al he Aoademy Music fair is purely a function of municipal ccur tesy and is In no sense partisan, there have on Tuesday evening.

The members acted on a been occasions when small factions have I suggestion from Mrs. Scrimgeour, who drew for the defense by resuming his direct ex 468 and 470 Fulton St, 263 6th ave. 104 100 W. 17th st, N. Y.

200 and 202 Market 3t, Newark, U. J. amination of the witness. tled when this remark was made to him. When Davidson was searched one of Mr.

Arbuckle's cards was found on his person. He Asked by Mr. House if he knew that An arisen and petty jealousies developed within to the fact that the following quota life for the next few days. Thanksgiving Flowers. Favorites of the season, regardless of fashion, and fashions of the day, regardless of favor.

What to buy for your home and church decoration on Thanksgiving day. onio Bonzante. the maternal grandfather of admitted having met Arbuckle Wednesday Wraps, Jackets, CLOAKS, Cleansed or Redyed. ALSO Portieres and Draperies. the city itself and wc have had in the past uch a thine as two sets of committees for one the accused was subject to any ailment, wit ness replied by saying: night and said they had arranged a meeting for to day.

This was why Mr. Arbuckle had given him his card, he said. 'He was seized with fits in the street. 'How often did you see him in the way After this was told another detective walKea you have described?" with the prisoner, Menger. All three then "Two or three times.

admitted having seen Arbuckle In NO DOUBT ABOUT IT. tion from an address from Dr. Stoirs' was one of the mottoes of the society and was hung in one of the windws of the present quarters: "He who works for the upbuilding of a city works for the world." While tribute from the association, Mrs. Scrimgeour said, might not add much to the honor that was already being bestowed upon Dr. Jtorrs, it would be a pleasure for the members to feel that they had contributed a word In the general honoring of one who for fifty year3 had played such "Do you remember an occurrence at the How to flake a Pumpkin Pie inauguration.

To obviate a ciash of that kind Chairman Quay eight years ago, by let ter, asked Mr. A. T. Britton, a distinguished Washingconian himself, to take charge of the details and that way settled threatened fac Ubnal troubles. "In the present instance I came on to con suit with Senatcr Procter and one or two 'other gentlemen and to submit the name of a well known Washington citizen and business man for the position of chairman, who will be acceptable to all parties' and factions market place in Fernandina, when the mater saloon on Wednesday night.

They denied, however, having gone up town with him. Menger said that Stevens was trying to get Arbuckle to go to HaTlem with him "to go nal grandfather or this girl had to be re moved to Aversa?" When vou buy an overcoat direct from "He would attack bystanders and would against a brace gambling game." He did not wrestle with them until overpowered and then know whether Stevens had succeeded in getting Arbuckle away. he would be taken the manufacturer yon get the best that money will buy. Cheap overcoats everybody has, some for less money than our cheapest, but not if you demand right a noble par tin the community. The commit "Did he ever return after he was taken The three prisoners were arraigned in tee appointed by the president comprised Mrs.

away to Aversa?" "He never returned." J. Eliot Lingstaff, Mrs. S. w. eed and Mrs.

J. Brush. the Harlem police court and remanded by Magistrate Brann. There was nothing said in the court room. Charles Butler of One "He was a perfect considerate man," added cloth, trimmings ana rignt worn.

Special for 'Saturday. The routine part of the proceeding" was the witness; "when he did not have these fits. Hundred and Fifty sixth street and Eighth opened by a remark from Mrs. A. H.

Wagner During the time in which counsel were spar avenue, "wno was tanen in police ot ring for points as to the advisability or mart Lace Curtains Cleaned. Barrett, Nephews OLD STATEN ISLAND Dyeing Establishment, 482 Fulton st, next door to Loesor's. Goods called for and delivered free. Established 1819. the West One Hundred and Fifty second to effect that the society was Decerning too lax and needed rousing, especially the visability of part of witness testimony, Mrs street station last night, with the hope that members, who were so active in looking after Foster began tn weep.

At the same time the he might know something about the case, their neighbors ash barrels and garbage re defendant looked on indifferently, never for a was discharged by Magistrate Brann this ce ptacles and overlooked Che fact that their Kersey 'Overcoats, strictly all i nn wool, in blue and black UU Kersey Overcoats, better qual i nri ity, in black and blue I O'UU Kersey Overcoats, fabrloof Val nn entino fc in black or blue UU Our Extra Fine Overcoats running morning, there Deing not tne sngntest evi moment lifting her eyes from the floor. Mr, Mdntyre at the opening requested Jus own were frequently tne worst on tne oiock She said she knew of such lnsa.nces. dence on which to hold him. tice Gildersleeve to announce that all those Incidentally it came out that the detectives Mr3. Scrimgeour supplemented Mrs.

Wag Of all tho Bweot blessings Beneath the blue sky There's none so enticing As fresh pumpkin pie. Brown on tho surface, Crisp on tho edge, Better and bettor Tho deeper you dredga. That's the way the poet puts it, but then he doesn't go into particulars. This recipe, which is guaranteed Al, will tell you all the details. Some Thanksgiving Games.

Some of the fantastic customs which have developed within recent years. A gala day for the little bands of street beggars. Thanksgiving Day Sports. The last general outdoor sports holiday of the year. Some plans already perfected for Brooklyn and vicinity.

Fine outlook for a big day's fun. called to testify for the defense would be ox ner's remarks by "feting a case ot a woman are looking for a fourth man, who is said to be known as Sheeney Sam. The latter Is a eluded from the court room until called upon well known throughout the city for her philan from 80 00 to 30 OO to testify. Mr. House again took up his testimony.

thropic endeavors, who overlooked her duty well known character in the vicinity of East Fourteenth street. as a member and permitted barrels to be put "Were the acts of this girl's maternal The detectives have learned that Sheeney out that were disgraceful. Other members grandfather, which you had seen, rational or Sam was also in the crowd accompanying Ar cited Instances, names being omitted in every READY TO RECEIVE TAXES. irrational? he asked through the Italian interpreter. I object," thundered Mr.

Mcln buckle while he was in Luchow saloon. It is alleged that after they left the saloon and case, and Mrs. James H. Hart moved that the delinquents who were kno'wn to the so tyre. After considerable discussion on both ciety be notified that they ijre not fulfilling stood on the sidewalk outside Sheeney bam and Menger got into an altercation.

It was ldos, the witness was allowed to reply. of the city. I can say now that 1 feel assured of his selection for the duties but I cannot as yet give out his name as it would be premature at this time. "I balievre," continued Colonel Parken, "that the sound money Democrats should be given a front seat in the inaugural, for they have Joined us in the election of Mr. McKin ley with their votes and their money and without the expectation c.f reward.

Such has been the case in Washington especially, and I am urging that point in connection with the city's share in the inaugural ceremonies. "You understand the meihcd is fcr the chairman to appoint his committee and the chairman of the sub committees, who carry cut the entire inaugural programme, except that which pertains solely to the inauguration ceremonies, which is in charge of a senate committee of arrangements. The city looks up jquertcrs for the visiting delegations, clubs and military organizations when deslrea, manages the parade, conducts all other arrangements and finally giees the inauguration bail. The expenses to the citizens of Washington were close to $100,000, and the coming inaugural of Mr. McKinley will be Just as did a fete as it is possible to make It.

The sub committees are many and their duties are innumerable. Indeed, an inauguration Is an enormous undertaking and one which requires the expenditure of much time and a great deal of money to "be a success. "In reference to the naming of certain members of committees and of other features of the programme it is natural that the citl zens of Washington should desire to please Mr. McKinley and consult with him and Mr. Hanna as to details.

Certainly in the matter of a grand marshal some one of national reputation must be chosen who would be acceptable to the President elect, such as, for In stance, General Horace Porter or General Areer. their obligations, some discussion ensueu "It seemed to me," he said, "that his acts COLLECTOR, APLE TOM PREPARED about this time, it is alleged, that the braco which Mrs. Henry A. Powell took part among were those of a man deprived of his the others, saying that in her Judgment th CLOTHIERS, TO GATHER IN" $15,980,975. "I object and move to.

strike the answer game up town was suggested, and Sheeney Sam is believed to have quarreled with Menger, thinking that he was to be cheated out of wiser method to pursue would be for thoso frsm the record, roared Mr. Mdntyre. The 661 and 663 Broadway, Brooklyn who were acquainted with the delinquents to his share ot the Arbuckle money. Menger is question was again read and the witness replied by saying he was "irrational." notify them intsead of sending a direct letter said to have left the party after the row. from the association.

Here again Mr. House scored another point LSevoral Changes Made Which Will Save The central office and precinct detectives Mrs. "Wagner said: "Some members need in his efforts to prove the irresponsibility of the defendant at the time of the killing and disclDlnne." have located Mr. Arbuckle In several places during the evening prior to his death, and their time is conflicting. The central office de Time for the Taxpayer and Facilitate Payments.

then branching off in another direction, he Mrs. Forrester sugested that a circular letter be sent from the association in form and Mrs. Hart agreed with that sugges asked the witness if he knew the derendant Uncle John in Fernaidina. tion and amneded her motion in accoraance Witness said he knew both of her uncle This year for the first time taxes in Brook and testified to having seen John enter a cof Mrs. Scrimgeour said that on Eighth avenue the asTi barrels were among the worst to be lyn are payable on December 15.

Heretofore fee house in Fernandina. The Convicts' Thanksgiving Mow the Day will be Spent in the County Institutions. Ice Cream for the Paupers and a general let up all round of the strict Discipline and depressing Diet which prevail the rest of the year. they have been due on December 1, but last seen In the city, not excepting tne tenemen "He wore no hat nor coat. He treated every one in the coffee house and then went away districts.

year Collector of Taxe3 R. Ross Appleton had Tr was rtw.ided that as soon ar possible print crying aTid weeping like a stupid man. I saw tectives say they have found that Arbuckle left Luchow's saloon about 10:30 o'clock. The detectives whom Captain Kirschner of the West One Hundred and Fifty second street station sent out say they have located Arbuckle at the La Grange hotel. Thirty fourth street and Broadway, at 10:30 o'clock.

He is said to have (one into the hotel alone at that hour and to have left his card there after buying a drink. At that time he had no overcoat. He had, however, as was noticed by the bartender, a diamond ring of at least wo carats and a diamond stud of the same size. These were not found on his body the following morning. a bill Introduced and pass the legislature ex Our operators are all skilled in him leave his house undressed and saw peo tending the time for fifteen days, so that the pie in the street bring him back to hi home.

some branch of dentistry. Each His action was irrational. ed forms setting forth the dirrTCs of members would be prepared and kept on file to be sent to delinquents. HARVARD'S TEAM ARRIVES. small property owners, who are the greater number on the roll, could get the benefit of Did you know Mrs.

Bcnzanti, the maternal Thanksgiving in Churches. "It is evident from the reports that we are grandmother of this defendant? the interest on their money in the savings one has his specialty. He thus bo comes expert and quick. Expertness means no pain to the patient. even at this early day, that the at i es.

I did. She was addicted to the use tendance at Mr. McKlnley's inaugural will of strong drinks and I dfrem saw her burst into bank for December Instead of losing It as formerly. In addition to this Mr. Appleton has Introduced other features Into the collec tears.

She was in a perpetual slate Many special Services to be held in Brooklyn. hat has been done in the Past, and what is planned for next Thursday. Quickness means little cost. Captain Kirschner said this morning that he did not believe Arbuckle was the victim of foul play, even if he was robbed after he be drunkenness and it wais impossible, therefore, tion of taxes that facilitate the work Does this interest you? Consulta to reaa her physical condition CRIMSON ELEVEN IN GOOD TRIM FOR TO MORROW'S GAME came unconscious. What did you observe about Giuseppe record breaker.

We received notice from a day or two that a club of a thousand from that state was coming on and we were asked to look up quarters for them." Colonel Parker being further pressed de clined positively to make public the name of the Washington ian upon whom the honor of lya r.halrnmn.ch'ln wnilld 171 nil 1 lie pi Ihnnfl fall. tion costs nothing. Barberi. Marie's paternal grandfather In the first place a taxpayer does not have to go to the office to get his bill. All that Professor Witthaus, the chemist who Is making a microscopical analysis of the stom A Fine Thanksgiving Menu.

He was a man without any understanding. is necessary Is to send to the office, giving the ach of the dead man, had not made any re He Indulged in wines. port on the matter to tho coroner's onlce this Painless extracting 50o. Painless filling 75c. up, Gold cro wn 45.

Aititictai teeth 88. It was learned from other sources that! morning. "Was this man of low intelligence or not? "He was, sir." The recital of the family history had no ap Its Adherents Are Confident of Victory Over the University of Pennsylvania "WriKhtington Will Play. Richard Arbuckle, a brother, arrived at the parent effect on the defendant, who sat listlessly In her chair. Good enough for the rich and cheap enough for the poor.

How to prepare a feast that will prove satisfactory to the most vigorous appetite and the most fastidious taste at one and the same time. home of Colonel Fred Feigl shortly before 10 o'clock this morning. He is a tall man. about 60 years of age and has a gray goatee. He Witness said he knew John Barberi, the and Colonel Felgl retired for a half hour, oldest brother of the defendant, when at the ag of 2 years In hi3 home at Fernandina, Italy.

Ho was suffering from convulsions. U. S. DENTAL ASS'N, 346 FULTON ST. (Corner Boerura place.) 3" Telephone 1904 Brooklyn.

during which, the latter said, the sad affair waa talked over. Mr. Arbuckle was overcome at his brother's fate. Soon after the conver At this juncture Mr. House, who had gained some important points in sustaining his plea AND THERE ARE OTHERS Philadelphia, November 20 The Harvard foot ball team and substitutes, with the exception of Johhny Dunlop, arrived in this city at noon to day and went at once to the Hotel Stanton, where they will stop dicing their brief stay here.

Dunlop will, according to Captain Wrightington, reach the city this afternoon or evening. He will almost surely go in in to morrow's game, but it is doubtful sation with Colonel Feigl Mr. Arbuckle accompanied him to the undertaker's place. Mrs. Arbuckle, it was stated this morning, Chairman Hanna will In all likelihood follow the precedent of Chairman Quay In 188S and by letter request the citizen selected to act In the capacity of chairman of the inaugura tton committee.

AlTeady In New York and Brooklyn organizations are agitating the question of excursions to Washington to attend the inaugural ceremonies and if straws show which way the wind blows. It is fair to presume tha the delegations from the metropolitan district alcne will be sufficiently numerous to make the affair a success. The City of Churches will contribute a larger number of inaugura tlon pilgrims than ever before and at least one cf the Brooklyn national guard organizations may march in the parade. The arrangements will probably be in the hands of the executive committee of the county committee or of a special committee named by them. of epilepsy, turned the witness over to prosecutor Mdntyre.

"What relation aro you to this defendant?" asked Mr Mdntyre. "I am no relation at all." will not arrive in New York until Sunday. BIG VICTORY FOR NEW YORK Robert H. Porter, the manager of Mr. Arbuckle's mining Interests, telegraphed Colonel That is, in addition to the Thanksgiving features, which have been outlined only in part, there will be special articles of unusual interest on Feigl this morning that he would join Mrs.

JUDGE BARRETT'S DECISION IN whether he can last through both halves. The ward, block and lot numbers, and asking to have his bills sent to his address. In the payment the methods are equally simple. It Is only necessary to send a check with the bill and the receipt will be returned afteT December 15. Mr.

Appleton urges this method upon the taxpayers, for the reason that it not only saves the taxpayer time and annoyance, but enables the clerks to do the work more readily. No long lines need be formed if this method is pursued. Taxes can be paid at any time, but from raw or, the earliest date that can appear on the receipted bill is December 15. Between that date and January 14 a rebate at die rate of 7 3 10 per cent. Is allowed and after that interest at the rate of 9 per cent, is charged.

The amount cf the tax levy for this year is which was confirmed on November 14, and which has been entered upon the ward books and is now ready for settlement. The following statement shows the work done in the tax department for the past four years: Tax of 1832 Levy, (13,541.613.09: arrears, 673.l3iollectlon6. $12,012,941.36. Tax of 1SD3 Levy, arrears, 11,760, 520.40 Acollectlons, 512.741,240.21. Tax ot 1S34 Levy, 14,602.526.62: arrears, J1.S83, 6S4.61; colllcetlons, $12,718,872.01.

AsseHKmems county towns Levy, 10; arrears, collections, $44,346.61. Tax of lSSo Levy, arrears, $2,142, 204.54; collections. $13,577,506.01. Assessments county towns Levy, arrears, $186,179.62: collections, J69.S60.28. Arbuckle her way here.

The widow was notified of her husband's death while she FARQUHAR SUCCEEDS MAHAN. Washington, J). November 20 Captain THE SAGE CASE AFFIRMED. was on the train yesterday. Harvard eleven and substitutes will have the exclusive use of Franklin field this afternoon for light practice.

The red anl blue eleven left the Delaware Farquhar waB detached to day as com Mr. Richard Arbuckle said to day: "The Decision Involving Title to Millions of news of my brother's death reached me first by the Associated Press, whose representa The Brooklyn Dog Show. Gap. where they have been recuperating for FACTORY FOR EDGE WOOD. mander of the Newark because of his advance in relative rauk owing to the retirement of Captain Mahan.

Ho will hereafter command larger vessels than the Newark and will bo advanced to commodore next rummer. Dollars' Worth of Property Between Higli and Low Water Marks. (Illustrated.) tive was sent to see me. The news was a severe blow to us. My father and mother tho the past three days, at 2:35 this afternoon and will reach Philadelphia about 6 o'clock are grief stricken.

Just Imagine the old Be couple receiving such a shock." this evening. A big reception will be ten A dacision affectins millions of dollars How HcKinley Will Made President. In reference to the statement that Mr. dered to two foot ball teams at Houston hall worth of property in New York city was hand Arbuckle was seen to be drinking heavily on tho night before his death, Mr. Arbuckle ro nieht bv the university students.

The said: ed down by tUe appellate division of tho supreme court in Nov. York to day, in the caBo of Henry W. Sage against tho city. It involved crimson eleven will leave for home to morrow niirht at 8:12 o'clock. Captain Wrightington "This soemis absurd to me.

I never knew mybrother to 'take liquor In his life." having declined an invitation to attend the MOVED FOR ALIMONY. Lawyer L. L. Phillips moved to day before Justice Van "Wyck tf fix the alimony of Maria E. Andrews, wife of Lyman S.

Andrews, clerk to Andrew H. Green. Hjh suit for a divorce waK dismissed by the referee to whom it was sent. The motion was opposed by Mr. Johnson for Andrews.

SATS EE TRIED TO STAB B.ER, Movement to Provide Needy Persons With Employment. Mrs. A. I. Chase of 58S Monroe street, this city, has started a movement by which she hopes to make It possible for a good many people who lack employment to get work.

She has secured a building on favorable terms ait Bdgewood, L. and it will be used as a 'factory for the manufacture of all sorts of clothing, principally children's. The factory is large enough to put about 500 people to work. Widows with children will be given proference. A large order, it is expected, will be placed with tho factory early in De Mr.

Arbuckle's father is S3 years old and Broad street theater. tho title to landB between high and low water mark. The plaintiff owns lands on the East his mother SI. They have been married sixty Harvard's eleven to morrow will be the strcneest that has worn the crimson this Preparing for Winter in Prospect Park. House Hunting as an Art, Good Children's Page, Page of Selected fliscellany, three years and are still enjoying good health river front between JJinoty fourth and Ninety fifth streets, whero tho city is engaged in fill SURROGATES COURT.

year and the Cambridge men are more than Surrogate's court, Kings county 1 store George hopeful of winning. captain rigntington ing in, claiming titlo to tho ond of the bulk with the exception of a slight lameness In his ADUutt. surrogate. Wills proved Katliarlna Berger, John Bohle head lino. Jlr.

Sago somo time ago wont before Justice Barrett in suurome court. Hnecial term, and Injured leg, Is In first rate condition, while the othar members of the team feel capable of playing better foot ball than at any time earlier in the season. The line up of the two ber, Oustav Bauer, Henry W. Cordts, Rachel Campbell, Andrew Donovan. Cornelius Kurguenon, Esther A.

Glenn. Andreas Hesn, Richard Hamilton. William S. Herrlman, Elizabeth W. How.

AH the Regular Eagle De ELDERLY HUSBAND AND YOUNG sued out an inlunction to prevent further work The elder Arbuckle Is a man of high standing In Erie, and has held several ofilces there, the last being superintendent of public school buildings. Richard H. Arbuckle was the collector of the port of Erie during the first Cleveland administration. Omaha, November 20 Mrs. Frank P.

Arbuckle, wife of the deceased Denver man, passed through Omaha last evening while en route from her home in Denver to New York city. She was Informed of her husband's death by the trainman at 11 o'clock In the morning. Mrs. Arbuckle stated that she had left Den Pankraz Krapp. Emily W.

Lovett, Catharine WIFE AT ODDS. by the city. Justice Barret dismissed tho ap Montgomery. Eunice 11. Meigs, James Mason, John Murcott, Mary Mason.

Rosanna McCormlck, plication and Mr. Sage carried hiB case to the aunellato division. That count to day affirmed John McCormack. Betsey Oirllvlo. Phlllra R.

The Campbells Have Been Married Justice Barrett's action with costs. The de Pitcher, Louis H. Rlchter, Margaret Rorko, Eliza j. ityan. bchwarz, Frank J.

Strakosch, Caroline Swavze. Nora Towers. Wllllnm Wallace. Only Three Months Husband Placed Under Bonds. elevens will probably be as follows: Karrara.

Positions. of P. Cabot end Boyle. Wbeeler Left tarkle UU'enhelrner. Bnnve I.yft Kilard Woodruff.

F. Shaw Cf liter Overtield. J.N. Sljaw lliglit guard Wharton. HauKhton KiKtit tacfcle.

Mcmlti.n RiKlit oud H. Dickson. Br a In Quarter Lack. Wrib'htington Left ball Dunlap HiKht halfback. M'irice.

Brevn Full back Mfiids. Letters of administration were granterl on the estates or tne following deceased persons: wll helmJna MerschofT. Robert J. Luckey. William W.

cember. Mrs. Chase said this morning: "Already five families, composed of twenty persons, have been sent down there. Cottages will be built near the factory as fast as they are needed, which will be rented or sold on favorable terms. Mr.

Baldwin, president of the Lcng Island Railroad company, has been very kind to the promoters of the movement, re during the fare, giving the lights for the factory, arid promises to do all he can to help us. Dr. Greer of St. Bartholomew's church. New York, and Dr.

Lyman Abbott of 'Plymouth church have also promised to aid in every way they can. The restrictions say there shall be no liquor stores or pawn shop's on the property at Edgewood, the only beer saloon having been turned Into a Sunday school room." Webster, Mary Richards, John Neupjxoid, Maria Joseph S. Elilard, J. Smith. Jacob Herterlch.

Elizabeth C. Titus, also called ver Wednesday in compliance with a letter from her husband which requested her to make him a visit In New York. The widow said she would continue on her way to New York and would take charge of the remains. Her children did not accompany her. She says her husband was not addicted to heart disease.

i (j. litus; Nunzio Ferrari, Lena Stolm, Emma Forest, Mary Donohue, Hen LONG ISLAND CHOIR GUILD. cision was written by Justice Patterson and Justice Ingraham dissented. Tho matter will probably be taken to tho court of appeals. WILLIAM NUTT ALL'S SUIT "William Nuttall, a veteran formerly employed by the charities commissioners as a tinsmith at a salary of $2.75 a day, is suing them for re insta tement In the position, which was abolished by the commissioners on August 1 last.

The trial of his suit was begun this morning before Justice Goodrich and a Jury in part of the supreme court. Horace Graves is his counsel. The interests of the charities department are being looked out for by John A. Qulntard and President Adolph SimlB, Jr. Nut tall was discharged by the commissioners rietta s.

Denton, Gertrude ile Vllleneuve, Louisa Curl, Abigail (or Abby) Jenkins. Charles Gibson, Frances Henerntta Harris, Margaret Uechtel, Abby H. Hamilton. Bllza numartl. Fred T.

Owke. Clara Maria Lackmiinn, sometimes called Cora The seventh annual choral festival of the Choir guild of Long Island began at 11 o'clock yesterday morning with a communion service at Grace church on the heights. The music FUNERAL OF MRS. CAMPBELL. James Campbell, a middle age.

man of respectable appearance, who lives at 1 Man hasset place, was before Justice Tighe. in the Butler street police court, to day, charged by his wife, a woman of 2 years, with having threatened, to stab her while she lay in bed. Mrs. Campbell is a blonde. The couple have been married only three months.

According to the husband's story, they quarreled during their honeymoon, whiie on a trip in the Adlrondacks. He declared also that Mrs. Campbell was in the habit of staying out late at night and refusing to give an account of herself. It was not an unusual thing for her, he said, to get up in the middle of the night to take a drink Lakman; Adallne Llauer, Mstry A. Chase, Karl Lubowlckl.

Julia Wynne, Oliver D. Earton, Rebecca J. Rountree. Edwin S. Rurnham, Josephine Meusoh.

Margaret Orrcoran. fr Cochran: Joseph Hinds, Maggie Sullivan, Charles Schwleckhardt, James McDonald, Charles W. Home. Edwar! Shceran, Harvey B. Titus, Caroline Haslem, Will of the office, under direction of Professor Ed ward Wltherspoon, was taken almost entirely partments, Thanksgiving Cartoons, Long Island Specials, Etc.

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All the News of the at Home and Abroad. Don't Miss Next Sunday's 28 Page Eagle, Held in the Same Church With of a Relative. Funeral services over the remains of 'he late Ellen E. Campbell, wife of Pollco Cap from the prayer nook compiled by Marbecke, published In 1550. The anthem was come ENGLISH MINING FAILURE.

London, November 20 Tho failure of P. L. Smith, was announced on the Htock exchange to day. In the mine market it is considered a rather important fniluro. iam H.

letters of guardianship were Issued on the per about two years ago. He tooK tne matter in sons and uronertv of Frederick Brown Ma Dan lain James Campbell of the Bergen street I to the courts and secured re lnstatement early to Robert Ma Dan, of Catharine Mulcahy to thls vear on the eround that he was succeeded Mary Mulcahy, or Antony croveno to i nomas were held this morning in St. Auguo Pearsall. of Samuel and Franklin Selln.rn to James H. Morrison, of Francis, Charles, Thomas tine's church.

Sixth avenue and Sterling nlace. the Rev. Father McCarthy cfllclatlnar. ye servants of the Lord," by Dr. Christopher Tyc.

published in 1553. The processional, "Blessed city, heavenly the communion hymn, come, 0 come. Emmanuel," and tho recessional, what the Joy," were all sung to ancient plain song melodies. The evening festival service was held at St. LiUke's church, on Clinton avenue, at 8 o'clock.

Twelve choirs of the guild, numbering over four hundred voices, under the di and William Connor to Mary E. Brlen, of Ethel of whisky. He gave her all the money he TEN YEARS FOR STEALING. Judge NewburRer of New York this morning imposed tho maximum penalty of tne years upon William O'Urion, for highway robbery, in stealing a watch. G.

Moxon to David N. Maxon, oi Stephen Maxon, Chester B. Maxon to Stephen Maxon, earned one month, except 44 cents, and was The service was attended by Police by a non veteran. The defense of the charities commissioners Is that the place was abolished last July in good faith and that no successor to Nuttall has ever been appointed. The tinsmith work of the department Is now done by convicts.

Charities Commissioners Slmls, Henry and Burtls were In court at the opening of the trial. Another Interested onlooker was of Sylvester Hammlll to Benjamin Hammlll, of obliged to borrow $10 ot nis mctlier tide I tendent McKelvey, Deputy blm over till the next pay uay, because Mrs. Ma ckellar and many of the local police Campbell would not return any of his earn John Peterson to Francis A. McCloskey. ACCIDENT ON THE CHICAGO.

tains. In his eulogy of the deceased other McCarthy said her Christian virtues were fiuch that in view of happier life awaiting her beyond he taking off was not to be de Patrick MoCanna. formerly cnler engineer fo the department. This place was also abolished rection of W. H.

Woodcock, Mua. Doc, ren dered the following; A new Magnificat and Nunc Dlmitis by Dr. G. C. Martin; solo, "Why do the nations," Handel; anthems, "The lieorgo Kteinbrenner, a laboror, OH yearn old, of 11 Navy street, while at work on tho plcred.

Mrs. Campbell has been an Invalid after the transfer of St. Johnland to the stato GENERAL TRACY SUMS UF. In the cases of Nunez and Dlckman, oharg ed with viol'jition of the neutrality laws, on trial before Judge Brown In the criminal branch of the United States clTcuit court. New York, this morning.

General Tracy summed up for the defense. ings to him. Judge Tighe placed Campbell under $200 bonds to keep the peace. Macon, November 20 Investigation of the accident at the Central railroad compress last night shows that no fatalities resulted. None of the injuries inflcted have proven to be serious.

United States stoamship Chicago at tho navy yard this morning was caught in th Hlafting of tho machinery and got his head badly bruifiod. He iraa taken to the Homeopathic for several years. and he has penaing a aun ior re in In the same efiurch at an carl It h' ur to statement, which will beputon trial later on. day funeral services were held for the late McCanna. was there to secure points for use in Peter A.

Bennett, a cousin of Captain Camp his own case. The charities commissioners bell, who died en Wednesday. will be called to testify In the nresent action. uigui. is iar upem, rruce cteane; wneil Jesus was born in Bethlehem," Cruickshank; "Say, where is He born?" and "There shall a star," Mendelssohn, and "The Lord Is treat," Righini.

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