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I THE WORLD: SATURDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 10, t$92. 8 HIM
J SUIT TO GET A BUBIHL PLOT.
Undertaker ArreBted for With
I holding the Deed.
I Bays the Family Onti Illm SCO for
tlie Durlol of a Child.
l.
y JohnSnjdcr, tho undertaker of sr2 Orand
Ij Mrcet, Williamsburg, wssiutho Lee Acnue
1 rt Police Court this morning, charged by Mrs.
j Brown, of 331 Humboldt street, with with.
! holding tbe deed of a lot In Greenwood Ceme-
tcry while her son lay dead awaiting buriaL
Snyder stated to the Court that her son
owed Dim (30 tor the Interment of a child.
rd The amount, bn said, bad been subscribed
' Sijr trlends ahd bad neier bceen turned over
U blot.
Bnyder said be would return the deod to
Kaward, from whom he received it, but Ed
ward's address waa refused by bis relative
Meanwhile tne body lies at 3JI Uumboldt
street, awaiting burial.
' READY TO SAIL T0-M1GHT.
,0 lb Chicago and Philadelphia. Pre-
Darlner for Venesmela.
fGT Every thing t. as in a bustle this morning
HJJ1 aboard tbo United States cruisers Chicago
I J and Philadelphia, preparing to sail tor Veu-
i A ezuela. The main work done waj the filling
I M m of tbe great coal bunkers of both TesseU.
V B Tbe Chicago Is lying at tbe long dock and
tbe Philadelphia at tbo coaling dock In tbo
1 Brooklyn Narj.YarO. The Chicago arrived
j Wtronx Newport at 8 o'clock last night.
m When asked about tbo departure of the
7( M cruisers. Admiral Walker said:
i W "Thus far l bavo only received orders to
mJ get tbe Philadelphia and Chicago In condition
ijl to sail. I expect sailing orders to-day. lioih
V blpawlllbo ready to sail by 8 o'clock to
Jr nigot."
At sunrise this morning Hear - Admiral
Walker's blue pennant with a wblto h ar was
hoisted to tbo truck of the Chicago's mainmast-
By that act tbo Chicago became tbe
flagship of the Ivorth Atlan Ic Squadron and
tbe famous White Squadron lost lis Identity.
jj SHIPPING NJiUFS.
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fr "V ronT OF NEW YORK.
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' and paaeenaere to K J. iortia
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t from Bremen Aug. 'J3 via Southampton 24. with
nerebandlse and puHnriri to Oolrleht A Oo, Re
ported from Mra la aud at 7.48 A. . and mado
alrnal all vill aboard. ....
Steamer Mannbaim, Capt ltoeck, from tiesraas-tle-on-lene
Ai a 38, lo ballast to Oust llsjre, ar
tired at ths bar at 8 a. m.
CUTOOIXQ STEAMER.
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TO BAIL SEPT. 13.
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to iail arrT. 14.
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Waaaland, Antwerp. 13.00 u
, IKCOUINQ bTEAMERS.
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at, Pancrai. London Anc. i9.
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T V Amaltl. llaraLurg Aof 30.
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J I I rttr of A'oiandria. Havana Sept. 9.
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j! j Vlf llanola, Hio Janeiro Ana- 19,
-j S ca rrT. 14
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.' Maar1ams Rottertaia Sopt. J.
M Mohawk, London hepu 5.
f Kbynland, Antworpbept. 3.
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Travo, Bromon Sept. 6.
Nona. Obratlaaiand Sept. 1.
llobomla, Itamituru Sept. 3.
Mlaiara, Havana Sapu 11.
Waatbar Foraoaat,
Local fort cuh for ss hours ending f P. M.
aTundat; Fair, foWavua, by increasing
clou fni and rain tV Su day night;
J l.g tig warmer ; tou hratterly wind.
1 ho following record shows the chance la
f the temperature during the morning hours as
i Indicated by the thermometer at Perri'a
Pharmacy;
' A VI. ..! I 6.A. M..01I 0 a. M... 13 at.,,71
IN BROOKLYN HSE5.
i
The Attractions Offered by Man
agers Next Weeki
"The Grey Mare" at the Columbia
Fanny Kloe ut the Turk.
Manager Kdwln Kuowles, of (lie Columbia
Theatre, will ghe his patrons an opportunity
of witnessing tbo latest of tbo Ljceum Tbca
tro suciesses, "'iho Oiay Mare." This
comedy, which as adapted from the German
by (leorgo It. Sims and Cecil IUlelgh
will bo proicntcd at tbo Columbia Monday
evening. 1 ho play Is said to contain a series t
of Incidents that arc ettrouiely laughable.
The tiny Mare" ulll belli tbo hands of a
company which Includes Ueorgo Alison, Fran
cis Nellsou, Charles K. Lothian, Nell McLewl,
John rindlay, Marian Glioux, Jonnlo Ken
mark, ticnevleve Dolaro and ltebecca Warrin.
Winsome Fanny Wee. who was Identified
with tbo New York casino, will appear ut
Col. blnn's Park Theatre next week, with her
own company of singers and loir.cdlim In tbo
now "Jolly Surprise." Tho pl.t Is .Vmuslcal
comedy with a story and plot that admits of
tbo Introduction of bright, cutcby songs aud
musio and refined specialties. Miss nice Is
well-known In Brooklyn.
"bpldcr and Fly," M. ll. I.eavltt's new spec
tacular production, will to next week's
attraction at tbo Orand or era-House. Tbe
burlesque Is said to contain many novel fea
tures. Lota of fancy costumes, attractive
scenery, music and mechanical effects are
promised. Iho ballets will bo under tbe
direction II. Fletcher ltlvers. Jaguarlna, who
claims to have met several experienced
swordsmen In this county and In Europe, will
appear. Among thujo in the company are
Charles ltavcl, tbe clown; Miss Marie ltlce,
licllo Black, Stella Ma lson, Ada Anson, carl
Anderson, Jennie Llpman and over a score of
others.
" Tbo Still Alarm " Is a play which Is known
in every part oi tho United Stati s. It will bo
given at tho Amphlon next week with ami
ucss Uednesds and saturda. The particu
lar icaturo of " The Still Alarm" duilnc Its
engagement at the Amublon will be "Little
Tucsjay," oiiuoi the most talented children
on tbe stage. A part has been written espe
cially lor "Tuesday," and sho will bereancr
oo seeu as tbe ' Firemen a .M ascot." Alt, ough
tbe role assigned bcr Is a .bort one. It afToids
tbe opportunity to Introduce her specialties.
lllcnttrd Gulden and Miss Dora Wiley, tho
sweet sluger of Uucksport, Me., ' will appear
at tho Ucaford Avenue Theatre not week In
Old Jed l'routy." 1 he play win bo given
with tbe original scenery. Miss Wiley's songs
and tbe quartet are spfclal features of tbe eu
tertalnmont. Every woman attending the
theatru Wednesday and Friday evenings will
receive a silver nomentr spoon.
At tbe Leo Aeue Academy of Music Mon
day ovtnlng a new melourama will be pre
sented entitled " The Flro Patrol." It serves
to Introduce a Ore patrol wagon and a scene
showing tbe Interior of a gold stamp mill In
tbe Black mils where tbe ore Is crushed a It
comes from tbe mines. Lot era oi tbat kind
of plays will oe fully supplied with realism.
bob Fltzslmmons, champion middle-weight
of tbe world, will mak his appearance at the
Novelty Theatre next wt ek surrounded by a
specialty company which will embrace the
following: The Julians, ltose and Martin, In
contortion and acrobatic teats; tbe musical
queen. Mile. Tbeo; McAvoy and ltogers.
sketch artists; Lowry and Evans, James and
Frank, eccentric artists; Ed Kogers, Petrlo
and Lllse. comedy sketch artists, and Hanley
and Uuyer, In blackface Fltzslmmons will
appear in "The Heroic lilacksmltu." During
the action of tbe corned) Fltzslmmons will
spar three rounds with Frank uosworth.
At Huber A; debhardt's Casino the following
bill will be given: Napier and Marzello, on
horizontal bars; Misses Taylor and Madison,
songs and dances; Leonro, Juggler; Louise
Lester, songs and dances; Paul BltgaL vocal
ist ; Llllle A brains, balladUU
DYING FROM A NEPHEW'S KICK.
Lauhsnbelmer Bald on His Uncle's
j Anta-Mortem Statement.
j Philip Laubennelmcr, of 100 Commercial
street, Williamsburg, Is dying from tbo effects
of a kick In tbo stomach, which be claims to
have received last evening irom his nephew,
John Laubenbelmer, twenty-seven years of
age, of 18a uupont street.
This morning coroner Lindsay was notlflbd
and took tbe statement of tho dying man.
John Laubenbelmer In ibe Lee Avenue
Police Court this morning was held with mt
ball, to awult tbe result of bis uncle's Injuries.
HURRAHED JOR SULLIVAN.
It Cost Mlcbael Scully $5 or Five
Days,
Michael Scully during a performance at the
Graud street Theatre, Williamsburg, last
sight would not ceaso shouting :
Hurrah for Sullivan I"
He was arrested and this morning In the
Lee Avenue Pollco Court, Justice Uooltlng
niter censuring him tor hm ignoranie con
cerning tho result of the nght, lined blm 3
or ne dajs.
Highwayman Uses a Bavolver.
John II. raje, agod twenty-two, attempted
to Bteal tbe watch ot Joseph Pastel, twenty
three years old, ot 300 Broom street, who
was standing at the corner of Stanton and
Allen streets, early this morning. At the
corner of .Allen and Rlvlngton streets Pago
fired three shots at tho pursuers. Herman J.
Herskovli z, I on Eidrldge street, fell, bllghtly
wounded, and was removed to Gouverneur
Hospltal.
'Ionif,ifrf home,
e it rttr ao humble,
1 There'! no vlace tike tome."
1-rovlded It has Tai Woxi.n'a WOMAN'S
PAGE, which Is printed every day.
( ' AN ODD EXPERIENCE.
"yQl Hovel-Writing Which Led to an, Arrest
j1 for Mivder.
f I am a commercial traveller, and when
j travelling long distances time hangs very
I avily on my hands, for want of some-
I thing lo do. A few days ago, while
Wf J travelling from Newcastle to Whitelinveu,
' F he thoucht occurrod to me to write a
j r ory bated on some travelling ciperi
W T , Jiaaooner thought of than out came my
I JitJ&r$oi, and I travelled somo miles
furttfoAin deep thought, endeavoring to
m find a subject i u which to base my story,
I I At length I came to the conclusion that I
J hawl got a column or two of interesting
', matter, so I oommenced writing. After
having filled my notebook and ooneluded
I J the last chapter of the tale, I closed my
I j book just us the train began to oome to a
fl I atnndstill, nud I lit nrd the porters' Yuics
H i crjiugotil " Vhiiclmeu. "
IjLf 'Jhls being my destination for the (ins-
p J ant, I emerged from Iho rntnpartmeut,
gig 4ut tay Inpgnre ilwo rntnplr l-ugi.) iu tliu
Wnat V eft-liicnst oftite. i. nil ieiit i,f m scitcu
m ,ot iliffgiiigs. I had not proceeded fnr
I, when I noticed a card iu a window on
Llnaaalii.ol'- a- i-.,i i tgjrf' ""tfr l" rfiailali I'l'aia'oiaoi
which was printed "Apartments." I
mado inquiries about the rooms, and was
ithown over them by the landlady. The
price being favotable and her room com
fortablo, I engaged them for a fonnicht.
blio teemed to look on me with sus.
p rion, so I tried to neure her of mv in
tegrity mill respectability bv remarking
that I vrns ii commercial traveller. Bba
Mill sinned ery dubious, unit lomnrkcd
upologetica )v:
' ' You haven't much luggage, sir. "
" What little I carry I havo left at the
station: and now, if you please, I will
take lonie tea, Mrs. Smith," I replied.
While she was preparing this meal I
took out my book and begun to go over
my literary effort, hen lbs landlady
entered lo spread tho tabic,
" Hv tl.t lite, sir, mav I make bold to
ak your usmo?"
I " Oh," I rrplieit, linlf jtikingly, nssmn-
I irg the iinmo 1 hml girn to it ilinractei
in iii hturt', " L'dw,ids It my umuc," 1
Ilillle thought how much (rouble f should
pats through as tho result of on assumed
oognomen.
AT THE END OF THEIR GLUES.
0)
The Polioe Fail to Solve the Ais
enstat Murder Mystery.
Louts Knrren Shows Another Letter
to tho Strangled Russltin.
Tho police of Now York and Drook
ljn bavo sifted down all tbclr clues
which might lead to tbo discotcry of
tho murderer of Lazarus Alzenstat.
whose body was found last Monday In the
vioods near Port Hamilton avenue, New
Utrecht, and aro moro pulled than eer.
Tliu man Solomon, whoso real natno Is said
to bo Astroulsky, Is tho one person they most
desire to find.
Tbat moro man one was Implicated In tho
murder, however, ts Inferred from tbo nolo
found In the room which Solomon and Alzen
stat occupied together at lot) East Broad
way, with these words written on It lit
Hebrew :
"Frisku fcnioiWN: You Bhould remain
here so that they would not know that I
went away. hot is."
Tbls note led f be Urookl n police yesterday
afternoon to arrest Louis Warschav. sky, of 61
Forsyth strocl, and Louis Karrej, of s.H)
Division street, who admitted that they had
been negotiating with Alzenstat to sell him n
larru Hi Kftsi llaadara, conn.
They repeated the story they told an Kvir.
tun World reporter an J wore discharged.
Mrs. Kiirrm has a letter nrltttnln Hebrew
which sho claims to hate received from her
husband last Wednesday. Following Is u
translation:
Mv Deaii Wiif Uorai Waarrivad tbla morning
to this larm. and wo are vorv much ourprlaed that
bo la nnt nerc. Aud tia baa uot boon bora oil lior
alnio tho time whan wp inatlo tbo contract. ow
e think wo will wait till llinradar. If b ahouul
como tuthlahouan toll l.lm that I am at tba larm
and tbat I will nail for him. I think, 1 typo, toll
him, tbat ho haa larrl? ril tuo laat lottrr which waa
arut to him from tbo farm Uit Moudar, and toll
him that tbo trip to tho farm will bo of araat lunr.
tit to blm l andhoknowa ran wall tbat If tho tttnat
paaaaa on which tha contract will oiplro ho will
loaotbomnnciuobaaaliradr paid on It. Thoro.
fore, it ho li imart. bo lll coino boloro tho con
tract expiree and tare hl money aud fcnng tho
letter ot laat Monday with him. ft he iloean't come
brThuradar. 1 aliail aotouie, toll blm. 'loll him
totmjr a ticket to llouiUpeetl.
Cloodspecd Is tho station nearest Mrs. (Rea
son's larm at Kast llnddam.
'I In-letter reiernd to as having been sent
to Alicnstat ironi tbo farm last Monday Is the
folloulng:
I Cast I!aMIU. Conn., Sept, 2, 1BS3.
Mr. laiarut Ail'Htlal.
Stil I wllluieellouat Mr. A. K. Purplo'a home
Sept. 8 at 9 A. M and (Ira you a deed ol the larm,
aa agree.1. it yuii wiih tne peraatial property,
I hate kept It ai I promised sou. 1 aball bo plraaed
t aell It all to you If yon make arraugementa aatla
factory, which 1 hope)ou can. Yoari. Ar,
Mra. L J. Ulia on, haat lladdam. Conn.
, P. R Everything le all right. I hate another
calf. Idunonot with any moro Inaultlug poatala
from Mr. Karrrn. I ai-nt yoj the bill of the tniur
anco, aa ho wrote you were etpectiog it. Mr.
Karren baa iuaultediuo enough, and 1 do not pro
poee to put up with mucll more L. J. CI
This letter was postmarked Sept. n last,
'and was addressed to Alrenstat In caro of
Louis Karren, 'MO Division street.
Asked b an ivitiMi W'ohld reporter
what Mrs. Oleosou meant by "Insults,"
Karren replied :
t "Mra bleai.on wrote Alzenttat botore, dc-
1 mandlng a i.:5 for an insurance policy. I
sent her a osial saying that It was very tin-
Iusi of her not to pay tbat money
leroelf when Alzenstat had deposited allot)
with her. She afterwards told mo that she
waa only angry becauso I wrote that ou an
opon card, and not In a tenlcd lei ter."
A seeming Inconsistency In Karrn's letter
last Wednesday to bis wlia is his expressed
hope that Alzenstat bud received tbe lorc-
Solng lotter, written by Mrs. Wesson, as
airon always bad tbat letter In hut own
possession.
GEOGHEGAN HELD FOR MURDER.
Bis Wife Dies from the Bullet
Wounds She Received.
Edward aeoghegan, the young truckman,
wbo tired nre ahotB at bis wifo Thursday
atu moon, was arraigned In tbe Butler strcot
I'ollco Court. Brooklyn, tbls morning on a
cbargo ot murder. He pleaded not guilty and
was remanded to Ilai inond Street Jail.
Mrs. (Jeugbegan died In the Longls'and
college Hospital at 11.1(1 o'clock last night.
Her body v. as removed to-dav lo her motner'M
homo 103 Wjckon street, whoro the shooting
took place.
COLLECTOR GODDHOLD HELD.
Believed to Have Secured Largs
Sums on False Pretenses.
Hermann Oooddbold, of 7.11 East sixth
street, Now York, was he'd In the Leo Ave
nue Police Vourt, Williamsburg, tbls morning
charged with entering tbe shoo BUop of Her
man Keck, at Oi" Drlggs avenue, and assault
lng the proprietor and bis wife.
Heck purchased a clock oo the Instalment
plan and tell behind In his payment.
uoddboid, wbo wore a sheriffs shield, at
tempted to take It away and In tbe scuttle
which followed Mrs. Keck was thrown on tbe
floor, a child which she held was severely
bruised.
'I be police believe that Cloddhold Is a man
who baa been Impersonating an omccr and
detective and bos collected largo sums ot
money from various parties.
Death In a Police Cell.
Charles Dolman, aged fifty, charged with
being drunk, died suddenly at il.lfi o'clock
this morning In a cell In tbe Amity street
police station, Brooklyn. He wo a bartender
in Stephen swanson's ssl on, at 118 Backett
street, but was discharged tor being drunk.
Knocked Down bv a Trolley Car,
John Doggett, or 133 Partition street,
Brooklyn, was thrown to the ground while
trying to board an electric car at Fifth avonue
and Ninth street this morning. He was struck
In the head by the platform of a car attached
to tho motor cur and severely Injured. He
was removed to tbe beney Hospital.
Having finished preparing tea, she with
drew, and once more I was alone. Pros,
entiy I went for a stroll ronnd tbe town
nnd tbeu on to the pier. Iherelsawa
hill announcing that the ss. Lady Fluid
ran twice weekly to llrllnst. I had often
thought I should like to seo Ijelfast, so,
not being overburdened with business, I
determined to go with the steamer on the
Thmsday.
In tho mean time I did my business
during the day, and spent my eveuings
in writing out my tale on soveral sheets
of note paper, preparatory to forwarding
it to tbe editor.
Thursday, the day fixed for my trip to
the Emerald Isle, arrived. I got thtottgh
mv business in good lime, mid, us tho
boat did nut leave until 8 r. si.. I thought
I would havo n (.'Bine of billinnli at tho
Station lloul, an thither I made my nay.
While Matching a game, I remembered
tLat I had not told my landisuily of my
lutentio is, and looking ut my watih I
found I had ten minutes in which to go
to ray rooms, gather my papers nnd in.
form Mrs. Smith of my excursion. I
rushed into my rooms, and while I
hastily gathered my scattered sheets of
tho manusoiit, explained to Mrs. Htnith:
" fining to lielfitkt intiot run I ark on
Miiiiiln). (lood.dsy!"
Whvu 1 nrrive'd M the pier tho vessel
vv already iu motion, but I got on board,
nml mioii the touu of Whitulmveu grew
I less and less dlstiuct, until it gradually
disappeared from sight.
Having settled dowa In the saloon, I
BROOKLYN GOSSIP.
Filly Kerry, the comedian, has been enjoy
ing the Hummer at bis home on (lartleld place.
lie speaks enthusiastically ot the city as a
Summer resort, and does not believe that bait
of those who so away enjoy themselves as
much as thoso who stay at home.
Davo Johnson Is one of the most populnr
oung men who move In tbe enjoyable society
of stuyvesant Heights. There Is seldom an
event at which ho Is not a much-sougut-tor
guest.
Bernard O'Donnell Is one of tbo best known
musicians lit tbo city, lie practises as ear
nestly as a beginner, nnd Is always abnnst of
tbo times. I
William ilson, a leading comedian in " Dr. '
11111." has mndo an engagement to appear Iu '
" Fascination " tbe coining season, lie has a
host ot friends In Brooklyn who wish him suc
cess. 1'ollceman John J. Wood, of tbe Twenty
ilrsl l'rcclnct, bus returned from his brlilil
tour vvltu bright buttons and a beaming lace.
His brldo was Miss Katie McNulty, a popular
and well-known member of St, l'cter and
l'aul's parish.
Capt. John II. Ilddle, of Company A, Forty
seventh lteglment, expects to tako hi com
pany M Washington on sepu IB to partici
pate in tbe Orand Army reunion.
I Joseph Ebbing, Jr., ot the Twcnty-elghtu
. Ward, owns tho swift sloop yacht Katie K.
Tbo boat Is a flno cruiser and sbo ts also ad
' mlrably fitted for fishing.
Frank Harris, with several other residents
ot tho Fourth Ward, are camping at Long
I Pond, Orange County.
Henry Kntckman Ij one ot the moat popular
members ol tbe Parkway Hod and Uun Club.
He Is a good abol and a leader Iu society.
I Bernard Lamb, tbe popular Democratic
leader ot the Seventeenth Ward, Is back from
Hock Lake, I'd., ff hero ho has been spending
bis vacation. He lsroady to buckle on tbo
armor for earnest campaign work.
Tbe friends of Jamei W. Macauley, Vice
President ot the Amaranth Dramatic Asso
ciation, aro happy to know he Is recovering
rapidly from a long btruggle with erysipelas.
The election of James II. Wooster as Presi
dent of tbo Faust Dramatic society bespeaks
a season ot prosperity for thai organization.
Tho election ot Bennett If. Tobey as Ca p
tain ot Company II of the Fourteenth ltegl
ment places an efflclent officer at tho head of I
i a good command.
11. F. Brown Is a promising member ot tbo
Brooklyn Cricket Club. He Is developing
rapidly as a first-class bowler.
J, E. IicrcU, a well-known wheelman, Is a
member ot tbe Brooklyn Bicycle Club. As a
long distance rider he has few equals In speed
and endurance In the city.
bupt. W. H. Maxwell, ot the Board ot Edu
cation, Is back from hurope, looking In excel
lent health.
James T. o'Nell, ot the Tenth Ward, is busy
organizing a branch ot the Youug Mens
Democratic Club ot Brooklyn.
Clans Torncyls being pushed for Super
visor of tbe Twenty-eighth Ward by the ltos
welter Democratic club, ot which bo is a
shining light-
S. M. spedon, the cbnlklst, will assist at a
number of charitable entertainments to bo
held soon.
BLACKED BuTH HIS EYES.
Mm. Roth Caugit Her Husband
Talk ng to Another Woman,
Larly tbls morning. Lizzie ltoth, of 280
South Third street, Williamsburg, saw her
husband talking to another woman on Bed
ford avenue, near Orand street, and gave blm
a broken nose and in o black e) es,
Koth is proprietor of a shoe store at 203
Roebllng street, and for some time bis young
wllobas been very Jealous of blm.
she wutched blm closely aud ner vigilance
was rewarded this morning.
llei husband then threatened to leave ber
and the wlie Immediately (.wore out u war
rant tor his arrest charging blm with as
sault. Justice Uoettlng set the case for trial Sept.
S3.
OPENING OHIO'S CAMPAIGN.
Whltelaw Beid and Mrs. Ellen Foster
Spook at Cincinnati.
1st AssortATXD rsris.1
Cincinnati, Sept. 10. Wulieluw field, Gov.
McKIuley, cx-Uov. Furakcr, Mrs. Mien Foster
and others spoke at tho oticulng ot tho Kc
publican campaign In this State to-day. A
great meeting lll be held at Woodadale
Island, uurty-ave miles north of the city.
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Death at the BreaKfast Table.
William Meyer, twenty-nine years old, of
1480 DoKalb avenue, Br oklyn, died suddenly
while eating breakfast tbls morning.
Suit to Mandamus Warden Brown.
Application was made to Judge Pratt this
morning In tbe Supreme Court, Brooklyn, fcr a
writ oi mandamus to t ompel siden Brown,
ot sing Mng, to iiil'jtv iho service of papers on
I Convict Michael J. 1 one In a suit tor malici
ous prosecution against htm and the W ardeu.
began to wonder whatever my landlady I
would think, for I had not pa d her a I
farth ng in my hurry and excittmont, but
I promised myself I would tmike it all
right on my return.
m m m e e
We landed nt Belfast nt 7 o'( loci, on Fti.
day mornini;. I took a room at a tern,
penncc hole! nnd prepared nitwit for a
look round the cily. I had returued to
my rooms to tea in the evening, when a
knock came at the door.
The waiter informed me tbat two gen.
tlemen wished to see me, so I told him to
show themiu. Presently two ta 1 gentle,
men entered. Not recognizing them,
however, I bade them bo runted, when
oue i( them it marked.
"I think von'ro Mr. Fdv nrds''"
I 1 uah iiu7l(d tor a I'lomciil.
I " Well, vie, " I replied, reiui lubcin,
mytulo; "1 "Hi known by that mime,
but jott havo the advautngn cf inc. To
what, may I ask, do I owu the honor of
this visit ?"
Iu reply one ot them banded mo his
card, on which was printed:
"K.r.B ,
" Detective,
"Hellas City l'olice.
" Ireland."
" Well, I fail to lU'di-ritHii I thf i.a tiro
of j our visit even now," rind 1,
""ill, Jin, ofct'lire, wcrxiecttd lli ,
hut it is no t;ood heittitig round tbe buh,
Mr. Edwards. 1 wish to ask you a few
questions."
" Proceed then," I replied.
BIGSTnlKESEEMSILL
Only a Baokdown by President
Moliood Will Avert It.
The Kntlre Heading Nyatcm Involved
Iu tho Trouble.'
Heading ll.tllroad omptovces say tbls morn
lng that the only thing tbat will prevent a
strike on tbo lloaulug, Lehigh Valley and Jer
hey central roads Is the complete backdown
ot President Mo Lend from his position ot an
tagonism to organized lubor.
Ibis Is hardly expected by the most confi
dent. President .McLcod, It Is believed, Is de
termined to disorganize every union on tbe
sjstom bo controls, and to do it before tho
orld s Pair trafflo oozlns.
on tbo other band, the Brothornood men
bcllovo now is tbo beat tlino to make it stand
lor tbclr organizations, and that tbo tight cau
best bo mado on tbo Issue ot tbo reinstate
ment ot the nve discharged Beading oDgluvers
wbj claim they have lost tbclr positions on
account ot tbclr refusal to desert the Broth
erbooJ. 1 be first conference In tbe trotiblo waa held
In Philadelphia yesterday between President
McLcod and tliu Utterance committee, ot
which Mr. clapp Is chairman. It lasted two
hours and no conclusion was reached. An
other meeting will be held Monda).
Mr. Clapp, a Jersey Central engineer on the
Long Branch accommodation, Is acting as
sp kesman for tbe biotherhoods, and ac
knowledged this morning tbat the question
at Issue Is not so much the reinstatement of
the live Heading engineers as tbe unionizing
of tuo Kca dug system.
tte realize," ho s.ld, "tha If tbe Heading
road Is not made a union road an effort will
be made lo break up the brotherhoods on tbo
Jcr cy Central and Leulgb V alley. A move
ment is already on foot to have ih- men on
tho Lchlitu Jain tbe Heading Itellef Associa
tion. Tbla organization has boon started to
break up tbo tirot nor hoods on tba principle
that lire can best be louglil with tiro."
other rallroHd men say tbe brakemen,
conductors, engineers aim nremen on tbo
tbrtin roads aro united and will stop work to
a in on If netcitsar.
This, It Is tellevcil, will be ordered If
President McLeod refuses to reinstate tbe
lirotbeihood inglnrers.
Mr. McLeod's tceling towards organized
'labor and his probable course was Indicated
man interview with nn Kvaninu World ro-
poncr at the Munay Hill Hotel, In which he
said:
11 1 am not opposed to labor, but 1 am op
posed to t) ranny. organized labor, as It now
acts, Is tyrannlcaL That is all I have to say."
Second Mcc-Presldtnt and Comptroller L.
M. Williams, ot tbe Central liatlroad of New
Jersey, said to an Kyesinu Woki.d reporter
tbls morning tbat ho only knew that tbe con
ference at l'b'ladelphta yesterday wits un
arms. actory aud would bo continued on
Monday.
'While tbe leaso was In force." said Mr.
William. " tho affairs of tue Heading wcro
nccissarlly tnose ot the Central, since tho
Injunitlon granted by Chancellor McUlll,
h wevcr. Iho central has been just aa aepar
ntc and distinct iu management and every
thing else as It over was.
" our men have no grievance whatever, and
I upprehend no trouble at all in case of n
strike on tbo Heading and LehUb Valley
roads, except tbat to help tbelriellows In the
brotherhood ths men might, ana probably
would, refuse to handle Heading csrs.
Further than tbat 1 do uot think they would
go. as our management Is lu no sense the
management of the Heading."
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HIT WITH AN IRON SPIKE.
David Holaky'a Injurlee May Prove
Fatah
Martin KoUnoskl, ot 100 Essex street, Jer.
say city, was remanded this morning in tbe I
First District I'ollco court In tbat city to
await tbe result ot David Iiolaky's Injuries.
While skylarking yesterday at the sugar '
refinery at tbe foot of Waablngton street,
Jersey City, Holaky was struck In tbo abdo
men with an Iron spike, thrown, Uli alleged,
by Kollnoskl.
Holaky is I) lng In an unconscious condition
at his home, 108 Morrla street.
To-Morrow's Conosrt on tbe Mail.
There will be the usual concert at 4 o'clock
to-morrow afternoon by capias seventh
Heglment Band on the Mall In Central park.
Wire News In Brief.
Manr of tha aawmllla Id tha lumbar rat lona of
Miihtican ara IJIa, tha man araplojad to operal
thant Harms gous on atrtka to anforea a demauii
fur batter waKa
Ham Wrisht. a railroad awltehraan, ahot and I
apnoutly worn tied , olla Lhlldta, hi paramour.
In Mrmphia laat oigut, and then blew hla own
bralua out,
A combine bai been formed by tbo hreaeriee of
Chicaso b unlet! they aia to contribute jolotl
tlieaamol 45,000,0011 lor tha unrebaee of aataoaa
loroua'nutit tbe city.
Hubert J. Godfrey. Snorem Traaanrer of tha
Onlerot Solon, birgad wlab tnoembeztleatent of
t30.n0t of ibeUruer'e fanoe, has been be d for
trial lo Pitteburg. Tba other oraoers of tbo bu
premeLod a are charged with oonaplraey.
Eddie Gibbons, a nugllUt from Jareey City, waa
knocked oat by Jack Burke, a Moheeauort roan.
yetrtlay. near McKeeaport, Pa , in a bgbt fcr
jr.Saeiile
Cipt MoLePand. of the aeal poaching steamer
Coqultlan, aal ed from Victoria, B C, lor AUaka
lait night to brine the Cnijuitlaa dowo, bjfctii us
to the bonne harlnu bean arraojrej between lie
court and tha owners of the etlrea steamer. The
trial ol ibacaie otcure bept. 11,
Walter K. rtcett haa been arretted in Chicago
charged with inducing Ihoinaa K Walcott, o(
Kvausion, to inreat Iu a Maaloaa silver mine which
did not pay.
Tbo mother and brother of Frank Btilly, tbe
oallorou tba Newark wbo waa mnrd r diniicnoa
by Itsliauayaaveriiay. bare wlre4see alary Trer,
aaalng thai tbe body bt Mat to iiarriaburg, Ta.,
for interment.
IteeldenU ot Mew Harm bare ret.ljed couottl
to oppoaa tbo ereotlo i ot a abatip bus ol Ooltimbus
by Hellene of that city.
"Home, smtt homr,
le ttrvvm humble,
'J hrre'e tut place like, home."
Provided it has ii World's WOMAN'S
I'AQB, w leb is printed tvery day.
"Your name is Edwards, you admit?"
" Well er that is a name I used on
one occasion."
" On 'lhursday evening you left White,
haven V"
"Yes."
' Were you, when in that town, lode
lug at tliu houite of a Mrs. Smith?"
" Certainly 1 was."
" 'lhen vou are the man we want, and,
before I rtatatbe offense with which you
aro charged, be careful what vou say, as
wo shall use it as evidence against you. "
More mystified than ever and boiling
over with rage and indignation, I thun.
deredotiti
" Why thedickihs don't von come to
Iho point? What blundering tomfooling
is lids'' In n-trch of mo! -jmi warn
inu oBVim ' - nir;e pviih'iiri'!"
"Xo.v, Mi. Eduurilk." I.e luicipiifcd,
" tlo uot nul,o a disturbance. I will read
the chi.rge and then vou cau couiu with
us quietly aud no one will be any the
vui-er. Proceeding, be said: "You are
charged on your own confession with
murder; that is all I cau tell you at
present. Mv duty Is to arrest you, so we
will proceed at once to h tttion."
In vain 1 tried lo persuado tho oftirer
that be bud liuiilo it citsi mUtake, and
lli.it 1 knew noli itig of t.ic mntUr. Wl en
1','l.t.lll I" t XI In " 1 U.W Hit' lli mm
Mir, t h to pi flu P I iu .. ub to the salon
and txtiluiu nutters. A nit) whs pro
I cured, aud while riding I tried to tbiuk.
I pinohed myself lo see if I were dream
ing. What did tt mean? Bursly there
NOT HELD FOR GAJER'S DEATH
Sheridan Not Thought to Have
In 11 iotod the Wounds.
Two Frills or Strange Persons Might
lie Kesponslble.
I ugeno Sheridan, ot 1374. Lexington ave
nue, tbn car conductor who was arrcsied on
suspicion ot being connected with the death
of Frederick Cajcr, ot "05 Alexander avenue,
au emploico of tho Water Overflow Provent
tatlvo Company, was discharged after his
hearing lu tbe ilorrlsanla Police Court this
morning.
Tho discbarge makes Cajcr's death a greater
mystery than over, as there Is not enough
evidence ogalust any one lo charge blm ltb
tbo deatb.
Thomas Burke, bartender In Brown's
saloon at City Island ; Huso Gorman, ot l,t
East eighteenth strut, who was on tho ex
cursion, and others lentlllcd tbat there was
trouble between Cajcr and Sheridan on board
the boat, but all sildthat tt was not ol a
serious nature, and tbat Caler received no
ocrlous viounds
llurko said tbat Sheridan throw a lamp
cbltnnoy at Cajcr but did not bit blm.
Nothing serious, so tar as ho knew, rosultcd
front the trouble In tbo saloon.
Burke slso said thst Cnjer fell down tbo
btairtvay at the saloon and that bo was not
i thrown down.
Other members of the party said that Cajer
was injured Iu Jumping iruni one boat to an
other to kit ashore.
Buiko and Hubert Brown, tho saloon
keeper, did not tblnk tbst cajer n as seriously
hurt. He was voiy dituik at tbn time.
If these bruises, to which little attention
was paid, were not the. ones Cajer had re
ceived when ho was discovered on MonJjj
rooming wandering about t lly Island In a
dated condition, ll would hrem that he re
ceived some vloleul treatment attu Having
Brow n'a saloon.
Dr. curry, who attended Cajer, says tbnt bo
I never regained consciousness euotikh to mako
a statement.
Dr. cmry tbougbt It possible, thouith not
In ob tie. tbat Cajer received his wounda In
lis two falls.
I Csjer's Hkull was fractured at tbe base, ono
arm n us dWocuic.l, nu auMo hiiralncu and
bis sides badly LruKcil.
GRUBB AHEAD IN HUDSON.
Credited wti Capturing a Majority
of tbe Republican Delegates.
It Is said to-day that Gen. tlrubb has a
strong majority of ths Itcpubllcan delegates
ntul Banker E. K c. Young npnearB to be nay
ahead of Judges w erts and Llpplncoit among
tbo Democratic delegates chosen In Hudson
louutv lait night lor tbo Gubernatorial con-
1 venuon.
(iriibh s competitor li John Ki an. Jr., who l
ahowell man and Is lavorud by uiny otflco
, holders.
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NO TREES CAUSE FAMINE.
Russia's Physical Qeotrrapby
Changed by Foreat Destruction.
An article iu a leading Ilussian period
ical, tho Jbnuptan Mttitmjtr. attributes
the pros' ut distress iu that country
the terrible famine, with the inevitable
pestilence following in its wake very
largely, although iudireotly, to the whole
sale forest destruction thst has been
going on there during the present cen
tury. I Bo far back as 1850 a report to the Im
perial Agrtoultnral Society predicted the
present conditions unless tho destruction
of the forests w as stopped. "Our coun
try is flat," it said, "and, denuded oi its
trees, is acoofsihle to every wind.
'I he terrible east wind mocts with no
obstacle, nud destruction follows iu its
train. In Ibis vilnd lies our fnto, perhaps
to be encountered in tbe near future."
Iho forest covering tbo upir and mid
dle courses ol the greal rivers Yolga. Don
and Dnieper have, In many sections, die.
appeared, and waited plains spread in
their place. The rivets grow shallower
year by j ear. and tbo Vorskla. ouce an
abundant tributary of tbe Dnieper, and
comparable lo tho Hudson or Delaware.
260 mile in lencth, has completely and
permanently dnod np.
Other itui ortuut rivers nre meeting the
came Into, so that tliu physical geogtapbv
of a large part of the Empire is radically
changing. The rainfall is diminished,
and drought, of course, results in famine.
Russia's folly and sin ore felt by the
rest of tbe civilized world, for her poverty-stricken
bordes, driven to other
countries by famine nnd p irsecutiou.
carry with tbem ignorance, disease and
lower standards of civilization. Ibe out-,
look is depressing.
The Ituss au Government Is now mak
ing au effort tor fori st preservation, but
it comes too late to remedy tho vast evils
wrought. There is an iiuprrssmg u aril
lug in this for us, for her, in Aiuerhn wo
are wasting our forest weulth in a most
reckless maimer.
At Central Parle Springs.
(fVeai -.
Lady (to dot) Did you say this was vlchy?
It doesn't taste like vlchy.
Boy Yes'm; tbat's vicby. It's tbe best
i Tlcby made, and we guarantee It.
Not a Plaaa nt Trip.
irremJuJar.)
"Did you ever uke a blcjcle trip,
Srx.lt hers?"
"Once."
" Where did you go?"
"Straight over on my neck."
was a glaring mistake 1 liut I knew not a
soul in all Ireland who could vindicate mv
(haracter.and so my thoughts run on until
I was brought back to mv seuscs by tbe
officer, who suddenly said, "Hero we
nro," mid I was marcned through a hall
in o thti otlico, where the chnrge.slieet
wns filled in aud I was locked in a cell,
retuoustrauco being of uo avail.
Having been in tho cell ome hours, I
bethought myself of my xturr.so I pulled
the sheets of paper out of my pocket. The
light was, however, too bad to enable me
to read by. Determined to do something,
I commenced counting the sheets ot
paper, and fotiud that, instead of there
bting tlurlv shtels, there were onlv
twi'iity-n lie I ("tinted again, mid btill
there vvrs one missing, 'I bit vus verv
annoy tug in.vmuch us 1 I .id intomli I
postiu.' uiy "fcl j " on u.j annul at l'el.
fast
'Die next thing that puzzled me was my
inability to discover from which part of
the lalo the sheet was misaing, lor, as 1
, said uefore, the cell v very dark.
I felt iu all in) pockets, uot onco, but
about a dozen times, but failed to eln-
cover ll o lost sheet, aud so 1 cuiiu to tbe
conclusion tint in u v huriv I had left it
nt my lpiluin in M 1 1 biivni Stnc
t Mr p I t a ,1 i , it a v . i r 'n t
(..- t tit llllnlll) "Nil . Ulllllll lit I.M
l n u I Us vtn tiintvh li.i i.j.u iu li.o
cell door, 1 ouie moie took cut my
papers, and eagerly read them throuth,
but the most interesting part of the tale
was tuUsiog the confession of the yil-
WALL STREET NEWS.
Eaid on the Market Owing to Bad
News of Cholera.
Bank Statement Shows a Loss of
$2,800,000 Reserve,
Depression In Nearly All Stocks
Kxcept Sugar.
Wah. Sthkst, Saturday, Sept. 10 Tho
bears were In full control at tbe Stock Lx
change this morning, and they succeeded lu i
depressing prlics 3 per cent. In the case ot
Kvansvlllo A- Tcrro Haute, UK In New Jersey
Central, IK In Ilradlniand ) to J), per cent,
lu other leading stocks.
1 bo bears had It all their own way. 'Iho
arrival of tbo tcandla with cholera aboard,
the alleged appcaranco of tbo plague Iu I bl
cago and tbo heavy loss In tho bank icscrves,
which ltd to talk of dearer money net week,
all contributed to tlopicss the market. Again,
tho (lovcrnmtnt report of the condition of
cotton tor August, which shows an average
of only 70.8 percent., agal at KS.Viast jear
and K3.5 In 18110, also tended to unsettle
confidence. The condition of ootion Is loner
than In any September since lHH'.'.
American Sugar was conspicuous for
strength, selling at 111M a liu;i a m,M-
Tbe gross earnings ot tbo M. Paul road for
tbe nrst week ot soptcmbor were tilss,"-,
an Increase of 7')U'(l.
ino bank statement was unfavorable,
abowlng a loss In ret en o of I,.',848,ny6,
which iruuces tho auiutint held In excess of
legal requirements to f 4.78 1,117a. T here was
a loss lu cash of $.1,007.1100, a contraction In
loans of 14, 081, :100 aud a decrease In Uablll
ilea of 8,N70,UU0.
Tbo following are tho comparuttvn figures:
.tji S :,pt, 10. rimnun.
Loans ieJT, I01.JOO t4SJ,l'.0,40( D'o.e,VsI,S00
h-ieele 1U,5S;,U0 711,677,111111 Pee. 3, u;u,'.0U
I. T'.1 tS,SJt,7lill 6J,Q1S,Sl)0 ne. ,l)8 ,40ll
litp'iu tuj.ooi.'joo tun, ljs.uuo Dm. B.HTr.'ioo
Olicu'u d.t'JO.BOO 6, 5 J J, tuo inc. US,tUII
Clcslcg Quotations.
Ones. Iliad. lj,w. Olee.
Arotrlran Rotar Iter.... IllW IUH 111 112U
American Cotton Oil f. fsU jM 7sU 7 Q
Altt, lots a (unite a. S7) b'H U7 117
llalt AUhio vttl Ul., U UU
Canada -uutnern ele t(H SGH SOU
I'hrtaieaLeA Ohio..... ij 'J J 7, u 14
ChlcanUaa ?UV4 7uU TuU ',u
thlc , Bar. aumner V'JH 0 Unit liUVi
fbicaji.A nortawaat... Ill Ut, 11, t luia
Cbie., Aliu a bt. Paul.. Butt hi mill tu,H
Liu... nu at. ; oi., tajt. riw tiiii ia C
bhicfloekla. ifee... "lit riilj ci w Mot,
U.ev.,Cln U. tSCU . 0 1, tit lljcj tli
uiu.n..l,.n li'.ijn. 1I3H HaW ll:iH llstt
tol.AUoek. Valltr.... 8 ft a.U aS J.S
Ooicrauot istiA irn ... U.W ilSU S7M Ss
pel.. Laek. A Wees. .... 1st It. 15 R IU
Bla. a e.atller'eed suU 60M tuft 4kT
Krantrll.eJkler. lUute 1SI 101 Its Its
I, en. Electrle Co ll;l' ll.lM 1I3M I13M
1, eueuaa J. ft 3.1a J.M 11 W
Lake Snore lllQ 13. UH llltj
Louiari lr a . Mhvicle.. tt, M OiH fits b7
I... N. Alb. A Chi 34 34 -J H 'XiH
1 Manhattan Conaol 131 1J.M U; 1317
Mm,,, a nt. Lama pf... tBW t trtf tltj
MiatonnfMlne A j rua, M), suH
MakCorrLiM. pia. lilts HTVa 1IT 117
hau Leaj Do 44 44 43tt 4 V
K.w eraer Central 1 ! Hi 1 M UR
Ise; ,Vor Central.. .... 10J In U uU loM
h.Y.. Lake trie W.. -14 3lt 3fU 3SS
is. Y . L. a. a n, tire. t.H Ik til C J
N. y..rinaa. a vVaat.. I IS nn it,"
Jtorthera faoiaoorel.. tM SSJ4 ,nu jjLj
Iloilhamenuao It iM vM litt
Ontario Waatera ltft 14 leij 1N
PatiDoMail 80 SJ 30 So
fkUa. A Keaaina as SS S4Vi S4W
1 fev.,Ae. m ran.tlUe ISM IBM lb llfl
Uiiloktl.Tar t Mi 3 3W
S.W. P. ret 3 V J"
at. Pan) A Uraaha M'K f0 494 49S
bestaera Paelue SH ..I ssM SoU
Jeiaei-alne. 114 tlM 11,3 liQ
Venn. Coal a Iron ..... H Slkj ;itt, gti
Tol..Ann 4rhoraN.iL 16 30 3(1 3
Uaioa Paelllo S'H Sr'j, 8,M ).U
U 10. i'aoino. Ueu.au. 18 18 t 18
Wauaenproi 34 34 31t 3 H
W ..tern Union tela ... V7 07K 7 UIW
W htalinx a lke Kna. A i 3J 3
WhunuaALake li.pt.. tt nt) Co CO
Mlnlnv Stooka.
The following at e the closing quotations ot
mlulug stocks at tbe Consolidated Exchange
to-da
A(J. -li.!. td. AHt
American UaleaNor-
etas .OS cruee 00 1
Slice 60 .70 Horn Mil. . 8(15
Adame Oon .80 IronbUrar. .60 '
Aapenkl.A iron ,111.. .11 ,J5 .
t CV. .. 1.00 - KlnaetonA
I'.elle Ule.. .UJ - I em 30 -I
ll.at A lcroMM... .111 (Iih
H Idler., 1,30 - I..A.1. da. ,10 .18
lldle .'5 .8 l.ml.l.'hl.f ,34
llulotr . .SO jlellcan... 1.10 -
lltrcelona. .Oi iSfoulton, . .iV
llrrKa , . ..'5 I VI tuo 10
llrunt ron. .10 .13 .ttiaju ., .. ,38
llelmont. . .Jl) .40 Vrlh Halle I
Cala.ionia lale.,,... ,0S
U. It (0 -'Korth Star - S.Su
Chollar ... .tu lOntarie... 300 41.80
Cron P'u .HI Oplilr .... 3.JU
Clirraollte. .IJ .35 clrlentel A
CaellaCr'k .Oi Miller.... - .OS
l ceo.. .CO - I'ljmoalh.. .61) 1.00
Con Cel. Pnaiiili L'd .08
I 1 Vt., S. 11 P irnliAil .40
Cowuion- IPototl 8 J
wrattti... .08 Hoblnton
Comttoek I tou ... 30
Klock II .H.S.r.f. 7H
bunde,... lfi.00 Inieira Ntf. 150
hcriu 3i OJ niandard . 1.45
Dun. It, .. ,10 MormounU .OS
Leadwood hautiafO... .80
'lerra . 3.13 lhan n.ut,.
Den. Citr tlan , .10
Con Ill . lOl.Ml.-rC'orJ ,3U
KorekaCn l.til -.hmall ll'n'a .'JO -
t.-Lmlo.. ,3 Irtil .mo. Co
ratli-r Oa I ol I. V .. .13 -
Matt .38 8h aboue., .05
Frteiand.. .05 1 lore .81
tioalda . , lUninnCon. 1.30 -
Curry.,.. .80 .Ward ton. .lu
Uomtttake H.Qt) -Vel. Jacket .40
Burled by a Cave-In.
Jar!; YVanza, a-cd forty, rras burled by a
cavo-tnat tbo corner of Kalph and l'utna-u
in fiiiies, Urooklyn, tbls morning. Ho was
dug out and sent to St. Mary's HospltaL He
sustained a fractured collar-bone, several
broken ribs and contusions of tne head.
lain Edwarls.
"What! Yes. I see it all now," I ex.
citedly exclaimed. "Wnrder!" I abonted.
"Jfow, can't you niako less uoiso
lieie'-" answered that functionary, thrust-
iu Ins face 111 at tbe hole in tlie door,
"i'leaso tell those two gentlemou who
arretted tne that I wish to speak to lliuni
immediately."
Presently tho two detectives arrived on
tbe scene and entered my cell,
"(ioing to couIms?" asked one.
"Yes," I replied, "but not to a crine.
Will yon tell me if the confession I uinde
was nu a sheet of p. per like that .'"
I Oue of tlicm took tlm sheet, remarking
that they find not et got full itriiculnrtJ,
lutrclv 11 wire.
I I iwil 11 I 'fill ui'.'llt III 111" l ell, llllil
wukc eun.v nu, nuiuiL Aliuul H
1 'cloik I vvr., infutnieil liiat tb hugliah
pol'ru lisd ariivid. 'Iho hti etiutiiiilcul
ot Police from Whitehaven then came to
mv cell, and 1 cxpluiiivd to him that I
. had Leeu writing a tide, aud iu gathering
tho loose pages of apor togelhor at uiy
' lodgings I hnti accidentally loft one sheet
I out. 1 lhen luinded the twenty. nine
sheetr, to hmi ami ho wtut nvay, l'res.
ciitlv lie lettiriud, luushiuc, ra.viug:
1 ) vu h ie lieil it i it.'ov, r -tpr, Hon
i- i. i viitiiiiM iiHyum civmi u niiiMl.iit nf
ll. iimn v ii cull I dwnitis n uir
r i. J
I eXi'iuiuuii ill it in i uiur wns lullitr aj
long oue, and that 1 just tuve Mrs, Sunlh
that nameif'iappaneci' to be writing it
at tbe timl then took B into thej
-si"iAoj''-.sf6'k i - .vAtt tay?-.. i&jjfl'X
PUT 10 DEATH BT ETHER. fM
1 a. ' .fiSPSSSSajl
Young Doctors at Chambers Stmt J
Hospital Blamed. IH
m
Young Covvey Smashed a Fiagr upA A b
IJlcd In the Young Students Haatti. IsbibbbI
'-'j
Coroner Scbultzc, has a case on bla kaaai 'IsbI
which Is likely to throw a great deal ot llgat V
and not a llllle discredit upon ths ivutlvnU 4H
doi tors of tho Chambers Htreet Uospttal. H
Frank cowey, a boy of fifteen years, et Sit "aaal
Henri street, died at tbat hospital Tncsslaj iH
afternoon last, at 5 o'clock, while undergols Vbbbbb!
an opctatlon, tho amputation ot tba Meond. .laaaaaal
finger ot tho right hand, under tba super- jH
. vision of House burgeon William B. KM. IH
loncywoiked at 73 Oold street, forMwird 12M
1 1'. Keating, on a pipe cutting machine aaa op "H
tbat atti rnoon bo caught his hand to tae '"fl
inacblncry, and smashed bis nngsr so MatUr aL!
tbat It bad to bo amputatcit. 'dH
Charles cannon, a young man who worked iiH
olongsldo cowcy and who accompanied tdm VH
to the hospital, says tbat bo believes Cowsy "i
died lu the operating chair from an 0vsraAs .1
of somo antithetic, either gas or ether. Tit 'sbh
doctors did not examine Cower for heart -jkaaai
trouhiei to see It be could satrtycakaaa jTssI
anipstbetlc, said cannon, and tbry did not -?fl
lem.ive the gas ur ether tube from bit) moutk IsbB
nut ll tbo finger had been amputated. Tut, 'aral
ho sass, tonktlticeii minutes. TsS
Alter the uperatl -it tbe s rgeons' attention 'nBal
was attracted to tbe boy's eyes which wow -JIPJ
wide open. Cannon says tbey all grew -)H
frightened, and one of them lnlcie41oms .laral
thing into bis left breast. He believe H waa AH
morphine. Unallr tbe house surgeon et "IM
claimed: " He s done for. lie died of heart vasna!
disease." JsbV
I Cannon sajs tho doctors advised bhm to say '".afl
nothing about tbo boy's death outside. It ItbH
was 4 o'clock when Coney waa taken to tM IsbV
hospital, and at 0 be was dead. Ail tba 'ifsl
records there show Is tbat be died frost ''taH
Shock. ilSBBB
'llio hospital omclals would say notbiag ,iM
about the case to-day. They said tbe coroner -JIH
v,as Investigating the matter, and It ha betd aB
an lujuest they would talk then. The la- afl
quest Rill bo held Thursday, Slept. 10, at JStfM
iti.30 a. m., by coroner sohultse, wbo maa -XteM
Impanelled a jury ot medical men. 'H
ONE WAY TO INDUCE SLEEP. ,H
Self-Hypnotism Resorted To by It, '"nH
Louis Eraln-WorHars. f
I have n way of putting myself to sleep VJLfl
that bus never failed. But, of course. VH
you won'i pay any attention to It becaosa
it's so simple. However, here It la : i,l
I close my eyes lightly and then aently 'sfl
and gradually direct tbem uoward, aa if I
wauled to look into tbe interior of my ""-H
own skull. The movement most be srn IH
tie and gradnal or the sadden strata on H
tbe nerves will give yon a headache, sad
sometimes there mav be some slight tUs- I'aaaai
comfort on the first two or three trials. '"lH
but it wears off rapidly. ?
After yon have retained your eyes la ttassl
tbat position lor a few moment, yon feet ssssl
yourself losing consciousness of time and jsfl
place, and slowly slipping, with delight- xsal
ful smoothness, and a kind nf dreamy tiaLa!
Boftnesn, out of the present. I in- 'H
variably have tho one sensatinn, tbat 'of IsbbbI
floa int in a boat on gently rooking bit- H
lows that aro moving easily away, says a 'LH
writer in the Bt. Louis UlobcDenuxrat. aaaaai
The process is really a kind of self-hyp. ffH
notlsm. and while you are performing It jpl
your mind is unable to take np any thread ;'M
i of thought or memorv or present to -'U
; itself any picture oiber than the one the 'jVafl
, pro ess itself supplies. It Is a very aia- '!
i gnlar thine, and I find tbat nearly all say .
! acqnaintanees ran repeat alter me tae 1H
i seif-bypnotlo movement. tafl
Fame. afl
freu TriU.I 'iBIBbI
Penelope I understand. Mr. Vaykent, tbat sb
you were the famous man ot your year. 'raH
Mr. Vaykent Yaas, tbat's so. "H
l'crdlia In what way. Mr. Vaykent? -iH
Mr. vaykent: was the only fellah who W
graduated labst In me clabss. -M
WHEN THE .RAP IS SPRUNG M
Upon , ultHmctlinMii, In a moatatipMt4 ftsl
tniDOfr b dticate, pprcUt ifa fMttbftllft "1
It iu tut loildfoaf foe, and tbftt sol ealr la It
nCMFrj tooomt-at li bj the most tUnt nedl- J'lB
cinal e.cm t, bnt to prerent IU masifetUtloa ft
U bj couutiTftctln tbe raute that produce It.
Thm, exposure in wet weatl er. the enforced waar- tflH
ingot damp tJothet daring; a etorm, a thoreafk ?!B
draught, unucea-toraed diet and water, bodttj ar Tiefl
raejttl OTerwork, are breeder of dleatae, ba k
lloetetter! b torn Mb Bitter will premt tltair tax "-M
dnclDi tt TfaU medicine fortltte iha ertteaa lt
agtiml tbe aeinred effecte anoh eanaea wwald dfl
etherwUe produce. To the aarlner aWiaer, b . jjH
outdoor laborer, tba ilere ef tbe deak and paw,aa4 t&H
tbe OTerwotkrdgeDerallj, It Is of tbe QtaeA ftd- rH
Tftntage. Djspepiia, kidney trouble, malaria, bit !B
louiaeie, all yield toll. ipjH
CHOLERA ABROAD! I
Uon'i be wilboat a beille ef "ijJ
DR. TOBIAS' ll
Venetian Liniment. 1
Taken laternallr It arte like a eharas ' fl
for 4 ha era, II arrbcra. lljMaierT, Celle, JBI
frsmpa, nuara, McU llraalaehe, eve. -
ttarrmited tierlretly bairalrea. (Ha -JM
3 alb arromrtaneina. rare, beille,, alee .'
Irrctlona luruar.) lUaeoihlaejaaa i
rlratluar aunlli re are r It lasaaedlaielr. ,tl
'l'ry ll aujl bn ronylnred. M
llt:i l K NALI.V. CM
tor pth, in tbe nmie, eaek or aheat, sera
thrAat. colda or bodilr pains ot aor atud ran will JH
nnd It worth ltaeihl In fold. Price. 8e aaa M
bo crnla. Held by all Ur.ailetav. iM
offlco and handed me the missing sheet, '9
which read as follows : J
" My name is not Edwards. Tbe yonnc VjJ
man heariue this name worked by me in ,W
America. I quarrelled with him, and in Sfl
an angry moutont I slew him and buried ftpB
him. As his father had not seen him for ;'J
many years, I came to pass myself off as "$i
his son, but I was followed by tbe police. iM
Now I am colne away acaln; do not leak j3
mo, for yon will nerer find me aUra m
again. Joe Mcluns. " M
When i had finished readinit tt I r,fl
lauched loud and long, and so did all the $fl
officers and men. We had a hieh time of vfl
it that night at my hotel, and next morn- X
ins 1. together with tbe policemen from -'jM
1 l.iiRlimil. sailed for Whitehaven. When ,9
'wu arrived there tho piers were crowded 9
Willi people, evidently looking for some fj
oue on board. A cab was waiting for as, vjfl
so us soon as we landed we entered It, 'M
itinouc sucb exclamations as "That's m
hiui with tbe silk hat on!" "Don't he M
look happy for a mnrderer i " &0. :X
Arnv u.l at the station, matters were e- 7M
plained and Biologies offered, and we 'M
parted tbe best of friends. Poor Mrs.
Smith had a splendid tea ready for aaa, BJ
! nnd with her spron in ber eye-corner she
fiii 1 . ijfj
" i Ihouiflit ,v on couldn't a.done such a fUM
thiiik'.1' 'ifl
'iliotuvvuafolk soon beard through, the !
! pipirs ihu whole ab air was a mistake, and ,H
'they cuustdered It a sreat joke, ) It 'jH
taught me a lesson aster to lit, mm aa 'toll
llulokiiiaT-ftoiu-aTr j iH