The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-11-24

10 he cut In several places, apparently with some
sharp indrumsnt by the aid OF the officers the
gloves were then drawn his hands and the cuts IN
them usre found 10 rrsspond ,racup nth TIE cuts
in his desh The prisoner appeared terribly distress
ed, and 70 use the detectves' own words Cried Ike
child" He vas then conveyed 70 the <4th ire
enct -house, where he s confined 70 await the
action Of the Coroner. The slespins-rc room Of the
murdered man, in the New York Hotel, was eramin-
cd yesterday morning in the presence Of Coroner
Lynch, Capt, waddy, 44th Precinct and Detective
Wonderly. The only BAGGAGE found there we're
v,lise and trunk. In tho valise we're two bundles
Of sosars and number Of segsrettes. In the trunk,
two shirts several pairs Of stockings vest, pants and
oyercoat besides a number Of letters and papers
Among the LISTERS found In the trunk we're The fol-
lowing;
DrAR frSD:-Aner long silence take the
opportunity by my friepd, JOse Garcia Otero, who
leave. ior Ns- York 20 write 70 yop. being thns
enabled 10 inform you Of nv good health and 70 wsn
you TO po..ess the sAme with all your dear family;
Ihr Mr.. Otero soes TO New York for the purpose o.
a the tire which IL now being built In this city
therefore take pleasure Ia RECOMMENDING him 70 you
go that you may rive him all the information neces-
.ary TO obtain the object OF his visit with the great
est advantage. have been employed for the pat
ante Of Cardenss. shall alwaye be happy to serve
you In anything that los in my power, Ny father
which he formerly COMMANDED. With beat wishes,
am yours, most truly
To J. Enrique dc Santos, New YoIt.
M. DE Santos IL a commission merchant Of good
repute.
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT BLfssvILLE, l.. L.
Loss sBj,OoO.-TnREE MEr ISJungD-A fire Of con.
siderable magnitude took pace Al Bissville Queen,
County, yesterday, involving heavy loss Of proper
10 4 I'M ant ~ mn twn
| three hundred men. About eleven O'Clock, ~ some
| Of the workmen employed In Cozzens 4 Cos Kero-
| senc oil Fsctory we're engaged In enjoying somo
fcids into the .rtator In the purifying house con-
nectrd With the work. a volume Of flame suddenly
A.cended caused IL h believed nv impure chemicals
| and In lev minute. the whole building filed
with the roaring element. The terrified men ,cam-
pcrod IA every direction seeking for safety, and In
| very few minutes terrific volume OF flame burs,
through TO the roof rising 10 altitude Of At least
| III se hundr.d feet and measuring probably sixty
| feet In circumference. Tho dense smoke from the
burning building ohscured the atmosphere for miles
| around. Two Hose companies and truck from the
Eastern District visited the scene Of the fire, and
| were instrIn.ntal In saving all the buildings at
| tachsd 70 the immense roks, except that in which
the fire broke out, which wAs entiielg destroyed BY
| hsf.put two O'Clock the flames subsided. During
the piogre,, o. the me three OF the employe ed
Ing from adder, and one by burns The loss Of oil
s estimated at the value OF $4,000, and the desruc.
ton Of the building will involve loss Of about Sly
| ~, including the mschnory. There no insut
| anee. ! he-e oil works are probably the oldest in
country ana were efected the
ufac ure OF coal OIL They owned by the Brothers
Iozzen,, whose place OF business 10 In Pearl street.
| New York.
BASE BALI.-The grand game between III,
Champion Atlsniios and the Picked Nine, va. no.
played yesterday, on sccount Of the storm. l, ha,
been postponed until Monday NEXT at one o'clock
The Picked Nine u very strong, and many believe
the Atlantics will enfsr adefeat.
The BROOKLYN ARMY AND NAVY Asso.
cIATIos.-A meeting Of the Army and Navy Asso
citation was held In sawyor's Rooms Fulton avenue,
last evening. There was . GOOD attendance. Col
G. II. Fowler presided. A member asked some cues
tons in regard to the extension Of relief 10 soldiers
when ten. y. :. trooke remarked in answer that
meeting had been held the evening previous al III,
Academy OF Music, Ia aid Of the SOUTH and
the opinion that II there much plus money
| In BfOokly ~ those who originated that meetinl
led people to believe, they had better eIpend ID
among tn soldiers who had Lost their arms, legs AMI
| some OF them one or both EYES in the service o
| their country, instead OF sending It away. Thee,
defenders Of the Mon we're ut doors and shOul.
| fret be attended to, and he hoped that measurei
would he adopted to influence public opinion ne 4
| prevent this How OF money RON our midst to ale
those at the south who had been engaged In cuttin
our thtoats for Ihe pat four years II our rich mel
had so much spare money and much sympathy
they had plenty OF opportunity to eXpend At home
The Originators Of the PROJECT he contended shoI
| 10 covered with Iidicule and Oblquy. Genera
| CroOke's remarks were loudly chosfed, and ate
some routine business the meeting adjourned.