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which tM a lildtorr of the erection of thebulMlnxi from the tlm the plans were tiledIt a lIst of the bulldlnes whose dnfoctlve conItrnet ion has caused suits to be broughtanaliut HuJdonsIek during tlio laet llvo or ilxleers Tbeae building are many hundreds Innumber and are scattered allI over the city ilr-DOouchs report IB a< follows

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tMM VOIE April 11 IMV-Bontrallr Boar iffiri CommUilottfrtU-

iTTLBKU UD th 35th of NoTtmt 1SB4 an ftppllrubs lovrtel lwt > tjr foarball liiio on tha ai uth MJa-of but aecouij iFIt commencing IOO feat aaat frontElartntaaraauaaait running op lo within 1IU fuel ofTenth avanoe waj nlail In tna odlca of tba Bureau ofBuiMlugt Theaa bulldinxt were to be twenty the f> etfront sod Tsar aigblfthrea feat deep fire iturtca tn-

btlitit and wire to tLa o cupleJ bjr uu fainllUa runtThu e tttnatr t cnit cf rich hoUM aa alatrt tn the ups IIcailon waifltfUV The application was In proper formHid im lire 3 wai approval ir >lr tt m f bit < rl rooi-at the tune ttisleetr ot UuililliiEi-

Un Doe 4 HW4 Eumlnur T w Dallay reported thatth butldtr hail cnmmtnrM the convtruttion nf thebulldtngp end In the monthly report of the ronditlon ofictnrra niftde br lxamlnr uallir for December

1W4 nil laid that the tuildiagt were in course of conltructliOn the 15th of Janonrr trs5 Kiamlner Robert V

Mackex waa traii f rriil to the twetit M COIII districtIn which ihata buIldings wereaud baa bud charge thereDf to date

un the 19th January Examiner Mackey filed a cornllaint airnlnit the tiutldtntr comtnen lnif reiMeitUelyL2 fet t5ol feet aj feet fH fret 3ii feet cud 3W feetlist ot letenth avenue In thai the rear well of eachtboTa the third dory II bu ffvd uutwarU and utaafrend a complaint aiamtt the building commencing JStest east of bleteulh avenue In that the cuterlrtable In out of plumb bulged aboTa the lerond elorv104 unsafe > otfcea were issued on Jan 215 directingact the walls repurled insets be laden down end retout according lo law On Jan li Kxamlner Macke-vll irted that til ul the bulldlnia wen used aafa codlliuu hit rerommtnlatloo the cases were dlemiteedfhe insIde eel aialnat the easterly gobS of the eaal-auiMluc KM pending at lbs time of Installing ut theiuiidliica on the 4th ot April Examiner Mackey re¬

ported he work of removing the easterly well in prog5555 In a report dated April 13 the work la tll iniroireta

It arpeare br the Innrnale ot Examiners Caller anilBacker that the tulkllli a were Tltlted on lire 4 10 17tu tJ cod 2 hISS end on Jan A ItOU by Galley andan Jest IS 17 19 JliJ JO 31 Feb 401f u 11 1J 1410 IN 19 JO Jl 25 M J7 Mitch U 3 4 C II I1i litIB 13 It Ls 28 a 0i 31 April 1878 n and 13ItHS lby Uackey tot no violation of law waa reportedbt either until the luSt day of January al abort stated

I nut upon the repulse submitted by exatnlnera Uaileyand Marke that tile balldlnga were chow Hie secohd510y when the transfsrof examiners wee made cudtint the weekly statements Kiamlner Slackey showlast the railrrly futile well hail not been taken down aaorjtreil but that the souls had been braced with spurbrscM In which condition It wee when II tell I elsecull that the ullIlnKn were roofed cUd topped out atthe time otfalllig I further find that Interior buildingnslentls wets used In the construction of shewalls without objections from the examinerCud that thee walls were built with ft terrIerwhich had not the qualities required by lawHi the application The application aa flied in thiswinau rails for stingier coinpoaed of aharp aand cudKnckland lime The samples taken front various perHoot of the ruins show thai the mortar was made of aesmly loam with a small percentage ot lime poorlymileS ant that this material did not hays such bindingjualities aa is required by law is shown by the fact thatthe mnnar lice almoel entirely fallen from the bricks orcots be easily removed The buildings being erected 111

winter tile bricks were tail dry Thus waits wee conilriicted ltd a inlnlmuni of lateral atrenglh Rains andirttt during tiereniber Januart February and MarchUrttier ailed In wraKrnlng the wallst 51w fluid that blasting had bern going on within fiftytest oh the clureBon either site cud that slims ofreceot blasling were i Wbl on April li This bfasllngBit 111 tiinhie have we struici the welts The tuiuiget

itt wail rraJuiaIl becesuir p0 untlch out it plumb thatIt eli alit ti thrust of Slits faliluig iuuiss triug ton greatfor uh iiiiliings otu tue W5I 5 resist the eutirs rowwe circlet to the grunt

Th plication for a permit for these buildings waslied tiv dMorre W Npilzcr clMlmlng to be an architectOjitthsir of nntthiitd Hanr Appllrallons were slunto sqilcer for the erection of buildings on Tenth114 ricrtnth avenues suit on Mxty nrst and fiuxtysecnd troth aifrloonJuly an iHH4Vortli side of Sixty first street too troteast ot levcnth ateitue twelve tenements FerdinandBehm ownertit H iixiEut site ot First avenue Sixty flrst toSlitiecoul Street owner A II Jones tight tauemints and storeJattH IMJ8outh side of PUtynrst street JO featdli of HMeuthaienue owner Ootlbold llaugj sightSCuuiy Ct iiJsn > Mouthweit corner of Tenth sects ant HlxtyKruna Street owner InllhoM llaugi four tenementslleM liiatlonsi were all In proper form and thelie fir ti first three Wtt ItipronsO bv T prsdeCsiSr atit tie iau t inicing ly hpltier who flied thy applications Is It Is

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a in I tIiiIflO5 Constructed tuy Ilultenetek during theeir Iui7C Isos upon permtia granteaioAll Juliacarob L u > ul ke Jacob J Koasnslln Charles te4iWIck KT Keller Israel aster and Kamuel 8linnionhn am kn iwn tu te figureheads lor Uuddsnsle-kTblt U the list ot Iluililenslsks bnlldlnps thatWere complalneil about b tween Ibid auJ 1H85Tiie5 wore 1J5 ease most ol the cease coyrtnti idveri l tmlldlncs and the whole Incluil

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hOcus A northwest corner righty etth street fourhu s witls nol ITIletlp ropwi i Jolin ivlgwes-AvfitueA northwest corner I Ulitv lith streei four

1i1 51mi kvl ghls mist fire priMif John rtetgwirk-t 4hty nfth street 0 nth iCeS tct e sit uf fecon I

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four house uaiug tad tnortar In foundationsI Islet

Third avenue rortheait corner nf Ninetyninth sreet-rur houses no temporary supports uudvr touLdattou

Catetthird avenns northeast corner of Ninety ninth street

four houne l timber ilnlels nut chamfered taerThird avenux northeast corner uf Ninety ninth streetone hmiet silo walls carried up over two stories tn alvance ut fronts Ittper-

r Ighty elMI Street nrrth lie 2V5 feet est rf Firstlenue one house ercitllig building plans dUapl rovedset CrThird avenue esst side IP 0 feet sonth nf Thirteenth

Street six houes side walls retried up ovsr two totice-iti advance of trout liln muns-

MnetTninth street northeait corner ef Third avenneone IliiUiCi beam of third tory do not rest at one endfour Inches on the walls i atper-

Hgntyeislh street uuufb side 230 feet east of Firstiveiiu one house t site walls carried up over tnu storiesits advance of fronts i asper

Third avenue southeast corner of Thirteenth streetme house chimney Ireisl projects twelve Inches triofate of wall on aecond story Mintnona

Second avenue southeast corner if Seventy ninthstreet rive houses erecting buidlngs plain dlsapproveS Simmons

Third avenue southeast corner of Thirteenth streetone house no mien arches on window opening lunorth wall Simmons

Third avenue northeast corner of Fourteenth streetreeling without sntmntllng plans tiltmmmaThird avenue sou beast corner of 1 hlrteentn street

nihouM no rolock arches turned over window open-ings ltitnmotii

Third aeuu northeast corner of Thirt4e th streetrioting plans not approved Hloiniona

Third avenue aoilhriat corner of Thirteenth Streetone bouse no retook arches turned over wluCow openlogs Hlmmnns

Second avenue lootheast cornsr of Seventy ninthslyest nva houses stile walls carried up over two stums-n advnnce of fronts fclmmone

Third avenue salt side 13 feet north of Fourteenthstreet thrre houses side walls carried up over twostones In advance cf fronts Hu tdeii > lek-

Uglily ntth street south side J7 feet east of Secondavenue one house walls not properly coped Joim-

ihighlyfifth street south side i5 I feet east of herondvenue two houses waits not runirly col ed Jonas

Seoi nd aenue southeast curlier of t eenty utntnattest five lions Insuincient temporary supportstinier flour brains Htillnons-

Kiirlic > ntlh surest north side I7J feet east of SecondAcnnetvtnnousesHslinni roperlv cupeit Jonu-Hevellty stcund Street north side an feet cost uf Sec

ntil aenue two houses skylights not nrepruof wallstint coped Jonas

One llundred sOd Mnth street north side 79 feet eastof Lexington avenue five huu e4 I side walls carried upoer two stories In advance i f fronts hedgwUk

Seventy aecond street north side I4o feet out of Btf-ond avenue two bunsea skyluhta Uul fireproof andwalls not coped Jonas

Second avenue south side corner of SeventyninthaIred five hussies walls uoi property copid Simmons

Otis Hundred and Tenth street south side 25 tent eastof lexington avenue rive house erscUbg buildingsp Las nut sutmlttwl 6edgwlck

One Hundred and Teulh street souths le inn feet eastof 1 elugli n avenue one house boil mortar rVUgnlik

Third avenue northwest corner of Muety ninth streetone house Joints of chimney phases nut struck suiouilion Inside riltinnons-

rletenly ninth street bulb side f 0 feet east of econdavenue two houass Wails nut properly coped himmoos-

Seventyascot d street northwest cornet of Secondavenuefnur houses walls nut proi erly roped Casper

recond avenue west side 7S feet north of Seventylecond street out Sinus wails not property coped

CVcn l avenue northwest corner ef 10 th stnet twohouses erecting buildings plans disapproved Manchke

One Hundred and klghtb street northeast corner ofThird avenue two Insults laying foundations CD badtoitom Maochk

Second avenue northwest corner of lOftth stress twohouses hint brick Masohke

First avenue west aide JS feet south of Seventythirdstreet two houses erecting bulldluge plans out anb-

BuddenilektuitteileVPflty5Cebl street north side Ito feet west of

Avenue Athree houses erecting buUdrmts plans nutsubmitted Kuddentlek

beveuty second street north elde IM feet West ofAvenue A five houses erecting bondings plane dlappruned ttedgwick

t4ovettycecond street north side 300 feet east oSec-ond avenue four bouses tot trick mnimoni

Thirst avenue west side slnnly ninth to lutith streetsmut houses ak lights not fireproof Simmons

Mnety ninth strest north side HI feet east of Thirdavenue out booed skylight nut nreproof Casper

Second avenue wrat side J5 feet north of iwtli streetone house side wlis carried up over two stories lu adVance of front Maschke

Bevsntfsexoiiil street north side 2OO feet west Av Atwo houses bait br ck hedewlck

Seventy eoon1 street north stIle 3U feet east of Sec-ond aienus four homes lad iritk Kinmone

Avenue A west tide 2 test south nf Kereuty thirdstreet three houses had brick Maschks

Third aveiue east sils JS feel north uf irRlh streetone house lid walls carried up over two storrlse In ad

ante f front It siiiteti-uventleib streel siuth side 374 feet east of Third

avenue two houses foundations not laid lu cementmortar itsaclike

first avenue northwest corner of seventy fifth streetone hi use walls cult propsrly coped Mast like

elrst avenue iiortbwe1 corner of Keventvnftn tractone hiiuse skylights nol fireproof Msichke

First ntuniw west side Si feet north of heventvflfthstreet one home skylights not fireproof Maschke

First avenue west tide 25 feel lorlh of Hevenly flflhstreet one house walla not roperlv cope Masclik-

Hnventy flhb strait north side 7J feet west of Firstavenue one house walls not properly toped Masohke

Seventy nfth street norlh side 73 wilt of First avenor ons house skylights not fireproof Machke-

Hevenl Iblrd street north site 1J5 feet east of Thirdavenue Ills houses erecting buildings plans not apirovsd Jonas-

Sertritlelh street south sit 184 test west of Firstavenue four houses tile wslis carried up over two itorice lu advance uf fronts Maschk-

eeventthird street north side IW feat east of Thirdavenue one house using party wall without permitJulius

highly fifth street Fait 949 one house welts notpnperil coped MKeller

Elglitv fifth street East S49 one home skylights notfireproof TO Keller

Yightyolath street Emit 349 one house skylights notfireproof It Kritsur

Ehifhtysilub sired EastSV one bouse sUjllgV not04 KeiirITFuely seven h street aouth sills 100 feet writ cf Set

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Cwentisth street eolith mile 3cc feet v et of Second-

avenue one house chimney breast Insufficiently sup

rvennieVh11YreeluUh side 10 feet west of Secondaveliut four houseat side walls cattish up over two-

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lxii butldlilsl planS not submittel guddensiek-teventitui Street south sid fast west of deconi

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cliniiicml thi evil will noMr hit r ineili Timlullillnc InHx ctornulitto bo fro o tin ehcuuhilin ft nucrltiteniltut ilt Ought to U attn tn-lasli nlmut the city and soo the men do theirInly Just ImnuliiK thfrMi Irelilents nf theUnited Stilrf three hevretnrles ot html orthren lieaiirnls

There are now tlilrtythrco rxBtnlnprSovrn wet cut ofT hiitmt January TIlts ni nlnot have teen done for there Wets clerkswho TTO riot no tcd Forty exantlavrs ttmienough to do tIns work as lumr as thecity alight to pity for If thor atlnndnd totheir duty thtiy could make the city howlThe liulldlnit cxninlni are art tn toll you I-

mve too runny bulldliit to Attend to ThatIII all noriannap Of coitms thry Cant alwaysknow what change a man may make Inside ofhis house hut now bulldlccs can bn upon ablock oR A great many win be looked eftor Ina day Whim they neglect their July theyshould be summarily tried

I have seen smut know thp evils of buildingIn frosty veath r enpeclally by the men of theIliiildensluk trIbe The mortar freczo up nndlit destroyed When the thaw comes one sidemolts flrt nnd the wall buckles anti lis likelyto come down The bill I drew tin and unnucceaisfully tried to pus provided that buildingsshould not be put up In freezIng weather Tnthe case of a sudden frost no moro work shouldbe done until the thaw comes and the extent ofthe darniiae becomes known

Mr sterbroolc staid that the Building De-partment

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wanted a lawyer bristling on sillsides quicker than lightning with to back ¬

down and Invulnerable to sweet talkExaminer Blttner reported to Inspector

DOench yesterday that n block of nlcbt housesnow liullrllntf In Klerenth avenue n twoen-Slityflrst soil Sixtysecond streets which honul examined worn In n dangerous conditionIpcanso their construction was defective ansihe materIal poor The nominal owner of thobousesu Is A H Jonas hut be let supposed to bo-one of Huildnnplek numerous dummies Thisreport agreed with Inspector DOenchs oplnon of the prxmlscs of whose danceroits con ¬

dition ho hind lbeen convinced by n personnl-exHinlnatlnn He found tho walls alreadybulged and thin structures llnblo to tall It subncted to tile ordinary pressure of occupancyIlm mortar used was very poor

Mr DOnnch ordered tho immedIate demolitton of the elclit houses They cannot botouched until an order Is obtained from thecourt and It the real or nominal owner rosinsthis order may never be obtained In anyevent there will be a delay of weeks

The National GeT-he Polo grounds presented the appearance

of a small labs when the llms strived to call the gameyesterday between tba > ew York and MetropolitanClubs This tame therefore could not be played Thiswas to ha t ben the last game of the spring series between these clubs and both sides were to have hid theirStrongest teams on the Hell Today the l ew York andBridgeport Clubs will play on the Polo grounds

The game advertised between this Brooklyn and Am-

herst College Club it Brooklyn yesterday was notplayed-

Tue trouble between the WIHlamshunrh ithletlo BassRail Club sod the Long Island Association las been sotLed ant the club has withdrawn Its reslffnatlnti-

Anson tifttis Chicago Club hu played In the Leaguenine years during which time ha baa played tn r rogames end has made I 019 has hits Ills percentage ta-

Ml No other purer has made lun hitsIt Is expected that a meeting ot base ball managers

will ie held tItle week In this city to tale action lu re-gard to the blacklisted SI Louis players

At llaltlinore Baltimore 5 Providence 1 At Fhlla-KlphlaAlhlellc5 Philadelphia 7 At AugustaAtlanta ins Anauta 1 The game between true Uosrancud Ttewark flubs at Newark was prevented by rainAt BostonDsrtniouth College lit Institute of-

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J At rolumtui Nashllle 11 1otumbua 9Tim Keefa will puns for the New Yorka to day

Nportlng NolMA meeting of billiard layers who will take part In tha

coming tournament wilt be hell at ode broadway al-uoon today

The West Put ton Club of Long Branch defeated theNeptune Sun Club In a char pigeon match al Asburylark yesterday iy a score of 6B lu 54-

BlIy Madden has emoted a boxing tournamentwhich wilt take place at Turn Stall on Ma II and U Itwill be turin to alt amateurs RnlrUl tutu be niche alMaddens ISO East Thirteenth street The competitionwill be for feather tight middle aOl heavy weights

Wallace Koas met Thomas IJavls at the Turf FltU outFarm tItles yestsrday nnd a reed to allow hiui lo subsiltuts bother man rot the Ute vV Ounovan in the sixJay roller skating race with Kenneth A Skinner Th-race Is open to all v bo deposit film tn toe rurofnreonor before April Jtt The contest will take i Ute al Malison SQuare darden during the week commenting Play II

Mr Durvea ties renewed his offer to give a lure ofJflimo to be rosed fur nn tile Larhlue Course live untiesopen to the leading fullers of the antIS with the un-derstanding that YUlllani Ueach fcdward Ilanlanout Wallace Rosa ire lo entir arid start therace to ba rowed In August The Turf FIeld sitSMm sari that If llanlrui In prepsrlng for this racewfli place himself In the beside of lila old mentorsMessrs John Uivls aol f ConUon they will agree toflud not Itss than F5inui to 10 cm him aaairlvalu slakeiletoeen blmaud beach lleach la now uu his way toLuglaud

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of the corpse an clren In the mornnc piip rii Is accurutx lrolter he Mays Iis theon of V Ircllor hi ootl street London K Il

lies and his brother wars associated withtheIr fattier In business at that addrus It-was also tntcruitvil with Dlckson of York-shire Lnirland luunufactittKr ansI dnale-ra nlath strndes of decorative printcloths anti mbroldorles for which Irellerlad quite a taste Ho travelled In tills country

nt their representative He wm uentlenmnlynod rellnei In manner of a retiring slipusstLIon anti utmost of an elToiiilnato nature Hewas about 21 yrurs old 1 have not HOXII himIncn hits arrival but had a letter from himonce since Taylor leiiMs for ht IxniU toilcht In renpon to a telcuram from the Chiefot Tolleo ot that city

Charles Arthur Prollor was bcrn In England27 years oco ills parents and brothers aolslstero Iho In Ixindnn He receIved a iroud edtlcation and was qutet ansI rollned ot inannnrlie was S feet H Incbos In height smut compactlymilt Hls wuluht mltfht have boon 170 poundsills eyes were > ery dark and lila complexionwas sallow Ho had no color In his face HIhair was noticeably black as was isle closecropped moustache and small squarecut sidewhiskers which extended down Ills cheeks foran inch anti a half and which seemedIke a continuation ot his hair Ho was em

jloyed by J 11 Dixon ft manufacturer atJradford England to sail hts goods la thiscountry Ills tint visit to America was InMay 1883 Ho then made a trip through theleading cities of the United Htates and Canadaanti did well In his business He went back toKntrland three montbn later His second tripwas In the spring ol 1884 and he remainedhere between three and four mouths Ho wastroll known to a large number ot Importingfirms In this country

Mr Prellor arrived In this city again on March2 last anti was drlvun to the Union SquareHotel Ho engaged room for the nIght HUj-

niCKitate oonslMud of seven pieces three ofwlilcti were Inrve handsomely bound trunksLn the hotel mirlster ha wrote C Arthurroller London The writing was like thatof a very nervous i erson On lie followingmorning he told the porter not to curry lilabaggage to his room as he had decided not tostay After breakfast he wont away In thoafternoon a clerk from the Belvedere Hotel

aId his bill at the Union Sijunrn Hoteland ordered that the baggago bo trans ¬

ferred there In the mean while MrPrellerhadcalled at the Belvedere Hotel engaged a linealcove room and when his baggage came hadIt moved to It Ho stopped at the IlnlvederaHotel for throe weeks leaving en March 8KWhile at the hotel be made no acquaintanceHe breakfasted alone at the cafe at 9 oclockevery morning Thou be went out and rarelyreturned until 10 or 11 oclock at night Hosaid nothing ot his affairs to the hotel peoplebut gave them the Impression that tie wasan agent of some big commercial houseOn his return bs usually carried severalsmall packages His dally mall was very largeHe dressed with great care but quietly Tiesometimes wore flvo or six different suits In aweek He carried a handsome watch but noother jewelry not even a watch chain Ho wasvery quick of movement and always seemed tobe In a hurry The hotel clerk says that whenhe left on March 21 tile three largo trunks woresent on to San Francisco He asked the clerkto forward any mall that might come for him tothe Continental Hotel Philadelphia

Mr Walter H Lennox Maxwell did not stopat the liolvcdere Hotel while Mr Irellor wasthere and It Is said that bo did not even callduring 1rellers stay A Western salesmannamed Markwell did stop there at this timeAs far as ram bo learned Mr Maxwell did notvisit Now York at this time

When Mr Frolics first came to New i ork hebrought letters of Introduction to Mr Hlohard-W Owens pastor ot the Congregation of 1lymouth Brethren who hold services at 7 Seventhavenue Mr Preller belonged to the same sectanti while In this city attended all the servicesHe was very friendly at Mr Owens home at 97Clinton place and spent nearly all of his even-ings

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there During hiss last visit be expremieda desire to tee the slums of the city Mr Ow-ens

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took him to the Five Points Mission andto other places Mr Preller carried largo sumsot money with him ansi just before going onone of those trips be told Mr Owens that hehad 1300 In his pocket

Take my advice said Mr Owens andhave your money turned Into drafts Largeamounts of money are temptations to thieves

The young man did not take the advice amiwhen no left New York he carried with him11000 In bills This moury has not been ac-counted for

In conversation with Mr Owens he said thathe had met Maxwollon the voyage to this coun ¬

try ansi bad again seen him In Boston BothMr and Mrs Owens received the Impressionthat Maxwell was a very religious person

Mr Preller was truly religious Mrs Owenssaid yesterday and I am sure that be wouldnot have taken up with Maxwell If he had notthought that be was a good man He alwayscarried a lllblo with him when he came to seeus and was only happy when discussing rellglon He was quite reticent In his mannersand very nervous Ha did not like to live Inhotels on account of the noise He was very re-fined

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and a rarely good musician I do notthink that there can be any donbt that the manfountS dead In St Louis Is Mr Ireller If I hadhoard the description anywhere It would haveconvinced me There could be no mistakeabout the dosecropped black moustache ansiqueershaped side whiskers

It was reported MrsOwens continuedthat this Maxwell Is a son ot Somerset Max

well Lord Farnham This Is not true LordFttrubam Is a number ot our religious orcanl-cation and was welt known to Mr Prellar

Mrs Owens said that Mr Preller looked morelike a native of Poland than an EnglishmanSue was certain that he belonged to no socialiKtlo organization anti that the murder had notbeen committed for any political motive Shewas sure that Maxwell bail killed him for plun

Maxwell arrived at the Southern Hotel BtLouis on March 31 Mr Preller did not gettiter until April 3 although It was understoodthat be should meet him on the earlier dateThis IIs explained by the fact that Mr Prellerhad determined to leave New York tour daysbefore be slid bare and bade all Ills friendsgoodby A large mall brought In by a Euro ¬

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Oh my Nt really mnim roum too MilAlloir rnntln whittl Tourn a mnnl ObIm to rflnl la so 4 A man Rust Ill M calmi4117 dlil you ever hear about Fatwt lay ontU ta< k on a rock ynti know and hal all thedevils beauties tins Lutore him I think Imthis only man whoi v r thoroughly umteritoojwhat IatiM r ally uttered

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ought to have twothirds of tile wo ¬

men who came horn todayHome ot the applicant were pretty remark

ably urotty anti I expect to have a bntigiipbower hut some of them wArs ery bail In ¬

deed Aol thu most dinicult thing was nut toshow that I didnt consider them beautiesWhen a very Hiuall woman arrived with afare like a last years crahapple I had tostrIke an attitudes go through spasmsoi admiration and then toll the ladytory gently that no one onuiJ getInto the bower unless silo was very blj WhenIt trios a tory tall woman I would strike anotherattitude and nay that the bower wits going toho very low with only room for women fourfut high One liuoly who I think lives nt CnatlaGarden said thUd the groundwork ot beautywas health and shano She staid

Sura Oive health an shupa nnotigh fortwo an av Ol was painted bIke them Btago-wlmmen Id bo bother lukkln northern Payma 12 a month an OIll Inter the hewer

Homo of tIn women were poor and needySome lust wanted to be admitted and got madwhen I asked them how much theyexpected to make Others and Iknow two or three of them personallywere handsome young married women whosehusbands are busy during the day and whosaid they thought they might an well be mak ¬

lug some money as not The ones whom I havechosen are corkers anti when I get thorndressed up theyll make this town bowl Therell-be plenty more hero tomorrow como aroundand con some

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A CemeMrl Oar tfcurlifA concert was itlvun at Stclnway Hall lost

night for the bonellt of the Hospital of the NewYork Medical College ansi Hospital for WomenThe worthy object und the fact that tho pro¬

gramme was to bo Interpreted by TheodoreThomass orchestra with Emma Juch EmilyWlnaut Adolo Margullon and Max Ilolnrichas soloists attracted a largo audience In thearrangement ot the pieces performed MrThomas was not so discriminating as usualIn the first part Berliozs overture tohis opera Benvenuto Coiiinl was followedby Nlcodfls Symphonic Variations a workof solid merit but rather extended oo thatthere was a broad stretch Instrumental muslobefore the QrHt solo was reached This soloan aria from SalntSaonss tjamson and 10-Ilia sung by Miss Wlnaut should have boonplaced between the overture and the variationsespecially as it was followed by Halntbaonssconcerto

Fault Uniting however ceanes when the ex-ecution

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ot the programme Is considered Allthe orchestral works wore brilliantly perform-ed

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Mr Brandt proving by his clear tone andcorrect phrasing In the violin obllgsto of Nl-codos composition that ho has quits recoveredfrom the attack of nervous prostration whichcaused him to be absent from his desk for alongtime

Miss Margulless playing ot HalntSlenis-Q minor concerto showed that she Is steadilyImproving In her art The scherzo whichfloats away from the sombre Introduction likea buttery passing flout the dark shadow of anoak Into the sunshine was given with especiallightness and delicacy Miss VTInant sang heraria with breadth and dignity Miss Juch andHorr Ilolnrich contributed a duet from the

Flying Dutchman Tbe orchestral worksbesides those mentioned were the overture tothe Flying Dutchtnan and the twelfth Hun ¬

garian Ubapsody br Liszt

OblluitryThe Rev George Leeds D D aged 68 years

who died of apoplexy In Philadelphia yesterday wesrector of Grace Protestant Episcopal Church In Balti-

more He succeeded the Rev Or Coxa when the litterwas elected ta the Bishopric ot western New York fif-

teen years ago Dr Leeds vras a strong candidate forthe Blihoprlc of Maryland at the Com entlou In May Seat

Ha was a native of MasaachussttaMajor Charles K lie of the First Regiment National

Quard of Pennsylvania died In Philadelphia yesterdayHe wits for 35 years Master of Transportation on thePhiladelphia Wilmington ant Maltluioia Kallroa1 butlatterly was connected with the nrin of Ide llaveretlcsA Co uianuractiireraiif rarer tags

Thellev J II Hltllnger 1 11 of IheRewlckley Presliyterlan Church Pittsburgh a prominent divine died l estsrday morning after a protracted Illness sled 63 yeara

ty II K Merrill otis of the must prominent lawyersof Virginia died at isis home In Brunswick county onTuesday aged isa years lie wss for several years pre-siding Jnstlca of htscountv and fur msny years beforeand since the war a member uf th btate legislature

Chris Bradford the famous life saver died In Fistsburgh yesterday of paralysis During the past sevenyears he with his brothers Ned and Mike saved 3jJlives at tha Atlantic City beach

Cot Knberl rorsythe trafnc manager nf Clue Chicagoand Kaatern Illinois Hsllroad died la Savannah Uayesterday

A > otker Hedy Fanaid to Vey lataud CreekAnother body was found on Tuesday in

Coney Island Creek near Cumbers Railroad almostconcealed In the reeds It was that of a roan about V1

years old o feet 0 Inches till weighing about toilpounds stud with mixed gray heIr He wore whIt canton flannel drawers white knit woollen undershirt twopaIrs of trousers one of dark casslmera and the other ofyrcyit coat and waistcoat of dark cloth mixed with redlaced shues calico alitrt r4 wristlets brown kid glovesand woollen mittens and a ring purse containing 15cents JLU envelope In one of tha pockets dated Nov I1HK1 and postmarked Ireland was found In one of thepockets It was addressed lo 1atrlck tbe lestnews haIrs Illegible us was tbe plac to which the letter was addrtsied 1 ha latter looked like M 14 or 111Ctaesosi avenue Inquiries made ateach of these numbets threw ao light on the mans Identity Thor wereno msrks of violence on the body which had evidentlyteen long tn the water

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Wptixt iiAV April 15Foreign news Inul very little Inlluuuuo Upon

tocavs stock market At the ouonlutc whichtans heavy it conslilurabln conovunlnns fromast night l rrlcus thoru was a general dliposllon to soil stocks Tlioirinclinl wllars woretiotinos liavliitf foreign connections sod theinciil traders foiiowd them encoslragcsl doubtuan by tlio morn pacllloniiturenf the European

advlois which wuruponflrtnod by an Improvemont In tIle isrico sit llrilUli consols The down-ward

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mownirnt was suililunly ulieckol beforeln end of this Unit hour by n rood ittmnnd for

Union Inclllc That Htock iitnl Tacllla Hullprovnd to bo the loaders euif an activestud blflior marLut They uunpIluJ abouttlirinneviTitliit of thin transactions antiplueiud at not advance of 3 vl centThu ntipiront ciiusns for them move In h Mh wnrohis declaration uf lbs usual Iucitlo Mail divi-dend

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and progress toward n settlement of thetninscontlnrintal trnmo illfTtrunces Lnckn-wanna nnd W ntvrn Union were mod secondsIn ino upward movHiiinnt but the iranger andVanderbilt stocks worn only Kynipatlietlcullv-llrm Delaware and Hudson Manhattan andMIssouri Iliolllc scored advances ranging from1 to 3i V cent but the gains not already spoolfled though general were fractional The closewas strong at nearly the best prices of the day

Closing prices oognparuwith those of yester ¬

day as followsApril 14 JprfllS AprIltu xpriiis

Cent Pulflo 3l5 TJ-r Sot Pa pf a5 4euH A u la rji N T Central uu-

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Government bonds tiulet but strong Theregistered 4a suld H and with the cannonsclosed X higher bid Tho 3s were S higher bidat the close Railway bonds modoratoly activeand prices as n rule wore a little better Theonly feature was the tradlnc In Kunsan andTexas general 5t at a not advance of li v cout

Money on call lls V rentSterling exchange dull litit firm Pottnd salts

wore unchanged at el80 for loiiir bills andl8H>i for demandThe Rt Louis Terre Haute and Alton Rail

solid Company lifts declared a tlvldonil of 4I ftcent upon tile preferred stock thImble May 1

Internal revenue receipts today 227814customs fMl Util national bunk notes for redemutlou 511000

The amount of bullion gone Into thin Dank ofEngland Is i3l 000 Consul npanudutOSe antieloped at US 1311 Tans advices quote 3 Vcents at 7715 and exchange on London 2538

The Faclflo Mall Steamship Company de-clared

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today Its regular quarterly dividend ofIS V cent payable May 1 Tho gross earningsfor the quarter endIng i°eb 23 are reported nt

1114049 not earnings 335 5SO and cash onhand 487783 At the electing of the threetors Mr Jay Gould offered a resolution whichwas unanimously adopted authorizing tbo-1resldont of this coin run y to negotiate with thetranscontinental railroads for a stottiernont oftheir existing dlfftrencea upon the followingbasis The Union and Central raolfloto agree to transfer their transPaci ¬

tic or China business from the Orientaland Occidental Steamship Company tothe Tactile Mall and to icuaranteothat com-pany

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against opposition on that business sotar as they can control It for ton years If thisis done the Pacific Mall will becotno a memberot the transcontinental pool on the samo termsthat It would If a ru 11 road It Is to be allowedhowever a differential rate on account of thelonger route anti time required All questionsthat cannot be settled are to be submitted tothe Iool Commissioner from wliosn decisionan appeal to arbitration can be taken It Isunderstood that the Union TacIHa Is practicallycommitted to tills plan The Oriental and Oc-cidental

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Steamship Company la a concernowned by tile capitalists Identified with theCentral 1nclflo and Us property consists chief ¬

ly of the loose ot four steamers that ply be-tween

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Han Francisco anti China Two of thornare chartered from the White Star Companyand two from American owners Pendingnegotiations for a settlement upon tile basismentioned the old contract between the railroads and the Paclllo Mall that wits to ho ter-minated

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May 1 will be extended to Juno 1

The annual re port of the Atch 1800 Topeka andBanta Id Itallroad for 1881 shows gross earnlog of H01Jlt expenses 1155I5M taxesJill370 net nurnlnLfl ITUUJCii being a de-crease

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of WO G17 as compared with 18HI Thesurplus for this year Is H408i In ThiS thesurplus wise 1472133 Ibid It not boon for thepool balances nf IHSt then undetormlnodamounting tn 2llCfiH charged auainst tho re-ceipts

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of 1HS4 tin Hurplus for the year wouldhave bean llOWlSO Tile undetermined poolbalances for 1HH4 are estimated to bo loss than125XX Tint seturisius of the company on Dec31 18SI was 87r H140 Including an advanceof 1721 211 to the Atlantlo and Iacillis Com-pany

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The sales ot the land department forthe year warn 3530DO acres at IJ3G > acre asagaInst 411955 acres at M6G v acre In Itt33There Is due from the Mexican Government Insubsidy 14777W

The following were eectrd dIrectors of theDunkirk Allegheny Valley and PIttsburgh hailroad Company today Edwin D WorcostorCornelius Vanderbilt William K VanderbiltFrederick W Vanderbilt Samuel F BurgerJames II Butt r dIarIes C Clarke CbauncoyM Depew Horace J llnyden Dwight W Pardee Darwin Thayer Oscar V Johnson andIlassellas Brown

New York MurknlaWEDNESDAY Anrll 15 Ftourt AND MCAL

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dCornslutUres opened dearer on the pears rummywIth an isepruvemeist at Ltvetpuoi tetit decliieI sisedersets so rosiij oisitug at 50 OJc for April lui3c furMay tIitsc for Jltitl ItO rag July llOe for Au-gust hUlls fog eptsnibsr 101c fer Octobsr t02ofor 4oiwbsr It Ofc to iecsiuter and liu 4 i 0 lIt JanlistIl saleslJulXJ betas spota wsrs diulll mldfittg uplands Ii ItitiC Esclpti ot the pirts 2010 Laie-

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UOrth MAILout Un April is al Aetorla N Vlythis Itev II > C obi II I Jam > s M llurnf tstnrla N

L to II Msule daughter if the lale John C Mallory

liiMPROTtYSi II rrll tO at St Marys ChurchNo walk Turin Iliy Ike Lev John A Moinin U rtumervv of Uroukl > u to ratiule h Ljuch uf > urwa-

lkinrnANieeOn Airli I14 rhtrlotte wife rf John Angus

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wife nf Lol HIM liilllii llrr III IHie lUth J enr of iwo aterutieral from tier late r sldencr IM Mndsou sit Brookln nu riiurMay April in at I o clock P M-

HllUKYOii the Utli Itint Mary A lloury widow nt-Jusepli floury fvrtuerlv uf rlkltlini III leer Tlnll Iree-

rUlUlrtUt At Nencantle HesUheter toiuity s >

MItt II rlljiui 11 HroHer in his 73d > iruneral front hi Inle reel lent e to day At 1 cork 1

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tarrlngrs pill ineit tnnnilnir train m thy New OursCity and Norlhvrn Hatlroad at stNinursI-

IOWB At Cstrliiitlt S V uu Monday April 13James Hows In tOo THth year

funrfal Hrvicis al Uiueuovlauu Thureday April 1-1atJuriuck I M

ILlUTr Thomas P Elliott eldest son of James andJoliunua Klllutl of Cachet Tlpperar Ireland In tho-ittth ear of his age

Relatives aol friendnf the famIly are reipectfully In-vited to attend this funeral front Ills let realdeuc-U1UIL SL koutli Uroukl > n 011 thursday April IB at9 90 oclock A Mt thence to Church uf SI Thoumj-Aqulnaa uth st and 0th av where a solemn renulemmass witS be celebrated for tue repose of lois soul thenceto Calvary L4nietery

To ties Maiisiaa or THl saw YoRk Torso Men s MoOAtS CATHOLIC HsnaioLaiiT ASSOCIATIOH Brotherst ioi-am hereliy notified to attend the funeral of our latebrother Thomaa r Klllott from the Church of stThomas vih st and Gui sv Brooklyn oo TnnridayApril 10 st ii 5 B1lTdt Fresidsot-

MJMURPIIY Rye iscHAMMOND On April U Ileleu wit of Surgeon

leneral William A Hammond V 8 Arm acid dauglilet of the late Michael Xeatiet of Philadelphia

KuuerM services at her late residence 4J u ret filth st-

todav at 11 it clock Interment private frluda arekindly reiiuusled tit tn sent flowers

IIAK8KN suddenly on Tuesday April U Williamllarsen In the 74d year of Ills age

Funeral fruni Ins Isle residence 73 Calrcr st Greenpoint on Thursday at a 05 i A M-

I1AIIVKY On Wediusday April IS ftl Ills late mldeuce 45 south Oxford st 13ruoklii tionus 11 liaryet In hula 8M year

IiAsEttts April It after a short Illness the belovedsot iif Margaret lIMes late uf Now York aired 15 yearn

friends lull relatives and clue those of Ins brotherlaw Martin Deiauey are respectfully Invited toattenltile utierul from iii sidencti of his mother 150 PrinkIm t llreeiipolnt on t rida the ITtli al 2 M P M

Interment in alvary CemeteryKI UKsuddenly on AScII II lUcliaei widow of Wil-

liam II Kirk aged 11 yearsFuneral sirvlies at her lithe home 100 Ollutoa av-

Sen ark N J tolay nt J oclock V VLMllAirlir to UirUtlaunu4uved wife of James

L > net aged M > ears 1lleUtlves and friends are respectfully Invited to attendher funeral front her late residence 410 East llth si onInlay morning at u 31 cluck thence to St HridgetsChurch Av H and r lh st a tiers i solemn requiem eecwill be uflured fur the reoso of br soul lUeiicv lo Cal-vary iemetery at 1 tOll Clock

OLKMKIHK his son resilience 309 Palrmonnt-iv Jersey ttty llelghta on April 13 John Olendorf

Funeral tolay al I clock f M at Hergeu UaptlsChurch on Mdiaon ar Jersev City heights

FAYIlus this city un April fcdnard 1ays Oathsof county Kent finrland ngeil 552 years

IAK AI fistertiiwn > V Aprim Elizabeth Paywidow of the late John Pay native of Keil Kngusiidaged U2 veare slid 0 inoiitha-

HAMUS Al Portchesler Weelchester county M Y-

on Monday April 13 18HA Mrs Hannah II Staled widowof Ellsha Sands In the e4lh year ot her age

Kuueral voivKes it her late rreidelice on ThursdayApril lit at 3 P M Carrlanes In ailing at depot on ar-rival of UV train frosts 4Jd st delot-

NANtoilliAi ilosheu N Y Wednesday April ISCapt NI U Hanford In his 711 year

Funeral sers ices from hits lato residence loshen NY Friday 17th tnnt at 1 oclock P M Truth leavefoot of Chamliera st al 9 A M

sIll A tVI111 Jersey Cit April 19 160 Illtsm Bbawaged 61 vears-

Rrlatlvea sod friends nf the family are Invited to at-

tend his funeral on Friday aftermon at 23 i echoeSfrom Nt Matlhewa 4hllrch huuiea st Jersey Llty

WlOtr lln Muudsy evening ASCII IJ JUrlou LeeInfant daughter of Hlchard ami Vnr 1 Mont

Funeral services from the ratlilvure of lint parentsFranklyn av Uloomrlrld N J today at HI VIA M-

NU1LU AN On lues Uy Timothy M ulllvan nativeof East Fsk parish of Kaunoue county Kerr > IrelandIn the Cilia yenr ur his Cite

lltflatlvis friend and the luemtere of the Iavont-aYclll luh are reiperlf ully Inv Hid toattend Itho funeralIfrom Hie residence of his mother 4il Pearl sL NewYork nn Thursday April lit at 1 mlI V sharn-

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ruiieial In the IresbylerUn Church Laltevvood NJon TliurcUy lOtli lust at II n M 1 ho Iresbj ttrvof vjoninouui are Invited to atteud without further notls

TIUtNOB Urll 15 Malhew Tralnor aged 73 yearsKeliittvesaiid frl tils are r citfullv Invited ta atletif

the funeral from the rennletice nf tile son 2 HI Spring stApril 17 at tt A M t thence lo SL Antliunjs Uhurcli-Hulllvan st-

TltotVHIIIDnEIn rramlngham Mais nn FridayApril to li orge A TrovvUluge funuerlv of thu cityaged di J years and 15 days