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The evening world., 1890-02-27
AFTER MORE WREcKERs
Gen. Claassen a Witness Before
the Grand Jury To-Day.

Financier George II. Pell made ono OF his
old-time pilgrimages from the Tombs prison
to the District-Attorney' Office this MORN
ing in company with Deputy sherih Joe
Bnrks and began the usual hustiing 10 get
bail.
Mr.. Pell expresses himself in very strSng on
Van Tine, in weakening on his bond. He
was confident he would soon get bail. A..
The Grand Jury is still at work on the
bank cases and additional indictments are
expected, Assistant District-Attorney DAVIS
said this morning.: -,
II hardly think the present Grand, Jury
can complete the investigation. twill have
to be continued before the next Grand
Jury" n.u,
yat sncceeded in finding bail. Among the
witnesses before the Grand Jury to-day
was Gen. p. j. ClaasBen. -
Philip l.. Meyer was also around the
Court House. and other friends OF Pell came
There were rumors that moro indictments
had been ordered by ;he Grand Jury, but
they had not been filed up TO the time the
courts took u recess.
The evening world., 1890-02-27
LANES WILL JURY DISAGREE.
After Being Out All Night They Fail
TO Reach a Verdict.

The jury in the suit TO break the VIII oi
the late Maltby q. Lane, failed To agree
upon a verdict this morning and the case
will have to be tried again.
Maltby q. Lane died suddenly last FAN
leaving an estate valued AZ nearly 81 ooo'-
600 ,t.;io.
49, o,orsi Inv her for probate. and Lane
grandchildren by his hrst wlle Degan sun
hTou gh their parents TO have 10 set aside,
Tho "a se Was hea rd before Justice Daly IN
IN. court of Common Pleas, ana WAS given
TO the jury last night. ..l, Io,n
After talking the case over all hlsht ipns
they were unable TO agree upon NeIuiet,
and when the Court opened ihlr moInlhE
| they cent word to- Judge DAly To that ehec'
| and were discharged. - ,,,r,
III ia understood that eight Of the Jury
men voted 10 break the Wall. whlIe lour h'i
| ont against u. A. ,,,,saI
! in The case, said that the case would PROB
| abIy he set AZ the foot OF the calendar; IN
which event il could not reach trial peio'e
| There was no doubt in the, jury's mind
| concerning the question OF undue lnnuehce
! or the testatoTs lack OF testAmehlaIS cHPa'
1 city. li., ,I,.,. tsiIad IN
! avree was: Did the testRtOr understand the
( provisions Of the WIZ ,-.,,.i...,,o.
He said there was another viii IN eNlstenct
made i'm December. 1887, IN when tht
( graudchillren were given certain lAlhssi
Subject To the direction OF the wido" Ahu
her power to exhaust tie estate.
The evening world., 1890-02-27
Want TO OPEN FIVE STREETS
A Generous Proposal to the Board
OF Street Openings

At to-day's meeting Of the Board OF street
Openinps the Fort Morris Land and Improve
ment Company aud the representatives OF
the Morris estate petitioped for the opening
10 the Sound Of One Hundred and Thirty
second. One Hundred and Thirty-thlrd' ohe
Hundred and Thirty fourth. One Hundred
and Thirty.ffth and One Hundred anu
They agree to give the city tbs, land Tor
the streets and to pay every cent Oh the coS'
Their reason for thus waving the pay
ment of half the assessment DS the ciw -
the introduction Of bill In the LegisIatnre:
when would prevent the openinH OF .ne
streets across the, New York, New hasea az
aud Hartford Railroad, thus cntnng on
mile and half of the water, iron. an
rendering millions of dollars worm q
property of little valuc. an -, I,
'The CORPORATION Counsel Will be asked u
the streets can be opened on the terms Pro p,.
posed. and 4 memorial wlll DC seu' @ - y. s~, su,
| f,egisiaIure protesting against the pas'aR'
| OF the act referred 10.
The evening world., 1890-02-27
reform or the ENTERPRISE.
Minister Pend etOn'S Bcdy on Board
Commander MCCaliaS Ship.
Two Omccrs Under Arrest Seventy
Senmen Have Deserted.

The United States mnn-of.war Enter
pr 80. late OF the Mediterranean squadron,
arrived at the Navy. Yard this afternoon,
having passed Sandy Hook ut l9.5O p. NJ
Slo brings to America the body ot the
late Minister TO Germany. ex-senator
George II. Pendleton.
The Enterprise has been absent for
three years. cruising in European waters
She il commanded 10y Commander Is. II.
McCalla. who will be remembered as
having been sent in charge OF marine
force TO the Isthmus of Panama during the
last insurrection there.
II is reported that two of the cnmm,s.
stoned officers of the Enterprise. Chiet
Engineer James Entwistle md Ensign
George w. Kline. come home nnner
arrest and will be tried by court-mRrtinl,
Engineer Entwislle being accused OF IN
subordInation and Ensign Kline OF sleep
/ ing IN his watch OH deck.
| Il is learned, also, that large pro;
/ portion of the crew. between sixty anu
seventy men, have deserted during the
cruiar. ma Ia alleged, on account of harsh
and tyrannical treatment. There IL
siory that Commander McCalla strucl
one seaman with his sword. iniuring hin
&c that he IL still in the sick bay.
Commander McCalla Is alleged to ~
very much of martinez and rigid ad
herent to old-time ideas OF naval dis
cipline. Men who have served unde
him charge that he is very harsh aud over
bearing in his manner. even to tho Verg
Of cruelty. ,,n
There is no doubt Of the truth oil IN
stories that great discomfort has prevaiie'
among the ships company during IN
Inst few months. A prominent nnva
officer said this morning that II would NO
surprise him at all il the Enterprise cam
up the bay with two.thirds of her crew u
. irons. -,
On the other hand, many who knoN
Commander McCalla aver that he IL
genial. competent. but rather fussy on
Ger. -, :, ~ h
D biiity be ordered by the Navy Department
and in the evidence ELECTED III the cour
/: marital of Engineer Entwistle and Ensis
Kline, and in the inquiry into the cauf
, OF the wholesale desertions by the se'
g men. the truth or untruth OF the allegi
g tions against Commander McCalla Will l
fully brought out .,----..-
The Enterprise is what is known M
r third. rate. carrying six guns, She mr.
went in commission III the Fall OF 1873
: Commander McCalla has M honorab
+ record. having served creditabiy III Il
late war.
The evening world., 1890-02-27
BASEBALL WAR
The Ewing Suit the Lat
est HaraSsing Move
Of the League
PLAYERS STILL keep COOL,
Though John Ward Does Say It's
" VexatlOus Litigation"

The suit against Buck Ewing is the
latest surprise sprung by the National
League people upon the Players League
and Il Ia the most interesting base ball
theme Of to-day.
The bill in equity'in the case wAs filed
in the office of the Clerk of the United
States Circuit Court this afternoon.
Copies of the papers were served upon
the Giants' captain last night, with sum
mons which he is to answer on March I'
Excepting that the suit is brought IN
the United States Court. the case doe'
not differ essentially from that pending
against Shortstop Ward.
Ewing will not, however. be bothered
by the existence of a supplementary con
tract. =,
Said Lawyer George F. Duysters. o
counsel for the New York Clup, to-uas -,
| ''It ia probable that we shal serve al
the players of last wears New forl
League Baseball team who refuse TO pial
with the team this year with writs u
show cause why they should not i've vi
to their con racts." -, ,,
| Wards case, the League people say
will come up for trial next Monday III IN
Supreme Court, - .. ,,l
In regard to Ward. Mr.. Duysters SAID
1.-The fact that the decision in til
motion for preliminary in)unetlon
restrain Ward from playing eisewher
than with the New York Club was adyers
10 us does not change our opinion that
trial of the case will result in our favor
I'VE are confident of victory in ou
} suits against both Ward aud Ewing
President. Day Also expressed conn
dence that the League would be success
fnl in it's suits against the players.
The Players League men receive tn
oneninp of the Ewing suit with the sani
calmness as in the case of Ward. and n
neot their declarations that 1t Is all
, bluff. ,,. 80
"It is all the tactics the magnntes ca
; oommand-this vexatious litigation. SAY
the LAWYER shoristop, Ward, who has g'
hack from his Southern trip just III tin
: for the fun, and he and his players
! declare TO this one thing
That the League. having failed IN !
efforts to buy up the stars OF the al
Q mond, has gone into q Systematic emo
10 harass them, break up their praci'
a and spoil by injunction their prellm
/ nary games. ,,.,
believes il il intended to keep him fro
going South with his Brooklyn team. al
thus prevent his giving them his person
attent ON and instruction preparatory
their championship season.
= The explanation given by the lIeagl
counsel for bringing Ewing's suit III q
United States Court is IN the TACT III
d Ewing is a non- resident here, belongii
II in Ohio
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. sFTssS' "a LEaIss ..'1 Ss. sS ~ a
The evening world., 1890-02-27
Cincinnati Overrun by
Rapidly Rising River
Waters.
CENTRAL DEPOT FLOODED.
AThousand Merchants Move their
Goods from Danger.
ESPECIAL TO rHr EVENING woaLp.l

ESPECIAL TO THE EVENING WohLp.I
CINCINNATI, o., Feb. T.-The situation
along the river front this morning is
alarming.
The river 10 80 feet inches high, and
there IL not q point between here and
Maysville where it is not rising.
Rain is reported at three points above
the city, and the weather here Is threat
ening.
The best judges say the river will rise o
foot and half yet.
More than q thousand merchants are
moving to-day. In the bottoms all cellars
are flooded as far as Pearl street. 10
bacco merchants have lost heavily.
No steam boats are able to get away, as
the space below the bridges is too slight.
All the river tributaries are rising.
The streets of Maysville. Ripley and
Catlettsburg are full of water. At the
latter place scores of ofmerchants have been
compelled to move.
Heavy timber losses are reported from
all quarters. No loss Of life il as YET
known.
L.rEn.-At o O'Clock the river was 5;
feet 10 inches high, aud rising two inches
an hour.
Another foot or little more will shu
oil trains out Of the Central depot.
The Newport Iron and Rolling Mill
are flooded.
The weather continues threatening ant
the air is full of mist.
Back water from the flood has reache'
the League Baseball Park. washing GU
the fences and doing much damage.
NooN-The river is now fifty-four fee
high.
The tracks west of the Central depc
are covered with water. but the engine
manage to get through. Six inches NOR
will stop them.
The :" Big Four" line is washed OF
between Aurora and Lawrenceburg an
no trains are running.
The main line is all right as yet.
A bad washout is reported ON the Obi
and Mississippi.
The evening world., 1890-02-27
BAD MEAT in THE MAYNARD.
Brooklyn Health Board CD c!als F'rus-
trate an Attempt to Sell 1t.

trate an Attempt TO sen IT,
The action OF Brooklyn's Health in"pec-
tors in preventing the removal OF large
quantity OF condemned correi beef aud
pork, which had been sold at auction In the
Nayy-yard has cansed big ilurry anon:
In. otficers within Inc1 Sams wailed-ln
dOmnin and not little cbagrin.
Tile Nayy-NArh officials have prOmlseh Ia
have the doctors there inspect tie CON
domned meat, aud ii they hnd II nhht Tor
use il will he taken 10 sea and dumneu over
board.
spector Molter were permitted by the Navy
Yard authorities To examine some OF the
meats. . , , ,..s
They found ~ barrels OF cornel meats
some of which bear the date lSs., ANT
otheru lad been mn in the Arctic regions on
INC Pear and Thetis when those vessels
vent in search OF the 0resly eNpeditlor.
IL several barrels .he meat vas decompo'ed
and the brine poisonous,
quantity of canned meats were aiso
fouud in bad condition. ShusageS ana sau-
SAGE meat were so decAyed, and lad gen
Grated gases 30 strong, ~ To bnist lhe
Ilic Health OFFICERS lay in wait outside
/ the Nayy-lard and prevented John hofte
aud Charles Dowless, Of 1Oi ahd loo
| SeiRel street, from removing three wagon
| loads Of the condemned meats.
! Ihe Nsyy-YaTd officials required the pur.
| chaseTs Of the stores TO pay 10 per cept' OF
| the price paid and remove them WITHIN ten
| days after the sale. But none OF the stores
! so purchased will be delivered unless they
/ are founl 10 be sound and ht for food. ne
\ NaNy-lArd officers have given their Word 10
I that effect.
The evening world., 1890-02-27
The Manner in Which
Rapine Defeated N0p,
tunuS To-Day,
AFTERMATH WON HANOlLN.
Guttanhurg People Have Decided
10 Hold a Summer Meeting.
lsrrcr,t TO TINE rvEsIso wonLp.l

UupsoN COUNTY DnIvISa pAEH. Feb. 49,
The weather at Guttenbnrg to-day was
cloudy and cold. anil the heavy track also
added to the gloom. maiSing 1t anything bus
CON iurtaDc I'M.
held last nipnt, It was dec. ded TO hold
Sdm,uer meeting here OF fifiecn days. be-
ginning Oh July y. aud race on alternate
,inrs With MoumuCth laTk.
Secretary Whitehead unnonrccs that the
,utrieJ To the .>uamfnck Stakes Tor TWO,
Nrar.u'd to br rrn here on Aarch - whl
clu. eu'l Satnr' hc distance s' hhh
mile. with 81 .tuJ added. g..
The racing began with n drrh OF six fnr-
long, Tor ma dci-. On the strength OF MS
fine performances on Tuesday NteIhnul
WIS made The faNuritc. aud lie won rather
han,liN. -, -,
Nepslnu-, with rergem Tp, was the favor
ite. hut could ony finish second to iapine'
who Won very handy s
The evening world., 1890-02-27
IoWHs GOVERNOR INAUGURATED
The First Democratic Executive
There in a Third of Century.
ESPECIAL TO The EvEsIS'

ESPECIAL TO The EVENING woRLD'l
DEs MONIES, Feb. 27.-The weather was
cold. preventing the outdoor inauguration
ceremony.
Gov-elect Boies aud party entered the
Capitol Mt O'Clock and the oath of office
MAS admini stered to Boies and Lieut. -doN'-
The Inaugural address pronounces for
ballot reform; denOunces Repubican gerry
maudsr; faYors compelling railroads TO per-
form their duty to the people; advocates
better railway safeguards against Iccllents
10 employees and the pubic; declares Tor
liberal appropriations for schools; protests
against the present unjust LAWS agalhs!!
nIarmacists; advocates carefully guarded
li"si,se law. and closes with declaration
Tor tariff reform aud honesty III office
4 reception occurs late this Afternoon .L hnd a
nnnnTtunity TO shake the hand Ot the INST
/ Drmocratic Governor OF Iowa for a third OF
n century.
The evening world., 1890-02-27


United States Minister Robert 7.
Lincoln. was premature.
The words of the boys physicians this
morning were that he was Just alive. "
The report OF the boys death had
reached many friends Of the family TO
whom its denial this morning would have
brought q surprise Of much deeper
pleasure IL 1t could have been accom-.
panied by tidings that the sufferer was in
an improved and more hopeful condition
Mrs. Lincoln has been constantly at hel
sons bedside during his illness. and al
the family were there last night, youns
Abraham's death being expected at al
most any moment
LArrR.-At 4. 80 o'clock this afternoon
II was decided that another operation wa
necessary in the case of Master Lincoln
and that his only chance of life lay in it
/ success
The evening world., 1890-02-27
FOURTH hAtE-

Selling allowances; six and half fur
longs.
The evening world., 1890-02-27
WHERE is Mr.. WENsLEY1
The Church Records" Agent Ays-
terlously Disappears.

Edward Z. wensley, Advertising agent
for the Church Record. is missing under
circumstances which his relatives deem
necessary to invoke police aid.
He lived at West New Brighton. S.l.' win
his wife and brother-in-iaw, Johh b.
Hoouer. Saturday, Feb. !, he called at ms
Office and got two checks, one for 40 and
the other for s25. The former cheek, WIN
1854 ia cash, he gave to r. A. Ringer IN
pavmcnt uf hill ,t
'rGe twenty live dollar check he sent g his
wife. telling her that lac was going 10 fhlia-
dribhia to make some cullrcuohr. anu lHe
nrNt dAy his vile got another letter, post
marked Philadelphia; saying that business
might detain him IN that city Tor heeA'
lie said he was stopping at the MeIehAnl'
Hotel. but this was found 10 be nnlrue
lie has not been seen by any oi his Trends
since, aud no theory eau DC advanced loI
his disappearance. it,,
Dnring his absence his wife has given
birth 10 son, His accounts are AL straight
The evening world., 1890-02-27
Clifton Entries for To-Morrow.


ESPECIAL 10 lhh ENtNAH" "''AAtsA
RACE TRAcE, CLIFTON, Feb st.-fhe
enty.r, for Friday, Feb. 2s. are as follows;
81 R,r, Fi,s fuFIanzs: mAidenL Imported
Sni San Disl, ~ sAea b,E Ned, h9sSs,asi5- sI,i.
Murray RsluiuE. l0B etchi AyA'A Aad iheAem-
I,nacr lu3 saeh, RAyadc lOl Willie bAFtoa.
Pluuruss aud long Time, Z each OlAdstsas; oooi
Hazel bell, 81! SpAniArI.AA JeheNoaFs ooi N~N-
N and Ethel a., 81 10. each 81. %. , -,
A.g,nd RA,s-S-Een and une-hau tur,ou4s sstA-
i,s Io,u-t IA: John ArkIns, no; j. j. y p,
I.indsssT ana wshoo, lgs S1sH Lu'ls JIM io@'
lLlTl tiaer One d Lf mile. -EATly blossom. 70
EaoiG stray Lass. florsacs, Planslta nl ,, lla ~
each. ,..a h.ig r..
1!l Ifuport-d, DsgEaTt, 10 each AlLaaaArtr.
totnoi Ban ilopr, lOa each Bela. 100 FsSAsa@
lOI. GlaTl sy kus-eli. lOl -. A..
Fiuh KAue sell ug, one milo sna 2 w -hfSiny
b 10. ~ c. 10; $40 olewAl,,, lO1 sSSoioss
Ir4 'Eux-ns BrOit.. 10 N BILLINGS, iOo eAoh
SUI terra, ~, harlng. hO 70. -, ~
Silih IA rhree-quSr srs 9s a . M r,',sss -
Angus. ktux Arthur. Savase. 20 eAeh ao1se.
Chsrlestun / 10 each; Souyca;r, ltii sAtnAltAs
3 ia. Brief j. j. hsAly, H. tANh' FA'~N=s'
utSily, lO4 b. each.
The evening world., 1890-02-27
is HE THE RIGHT MANI
Miss Hayes Captive Not Identified
as the Street Nuisance.

Eiccolo Plrtillo, the Italian arrested in
Long Island City yesterday, on the charge
Of annoying women and girls on the streets;
was arraigned in court this morning ana
remanded until Saturday morning for ex-
animation.
Miss Carrie Hays, a teacher, in the Sew
enth Ward school. met Pirtlllo yesterday,
recognized him AZ the man who tried 10 hug
her q week ago, and had him arrested,
DIR. pIatt, Of Astoria says he has been at.
tending the man for over three weeks, ana
during that time Pirtillo has not lett MS
room.
Several women and girls who have been
chased during the passed three weeks, failed
To Identify Pirtillo.
The evening world., 1890-02-27
MS DRUNK COST 100 LIVES.
The Hassayampa Messenger Went
spresing Instead Of Warning
t,,re,., TO rHs EVENING wonLp.,

paEscorr. Ari.. Feb. ~. 1t Is now
charged that the messenger who was to sehd
the warning down the hs"syampa got
drunk and failed to do his duty.
Then Walnut Grove dam broke and the
messengers drunk coat one hundred lives.
The evening world., 1890-02-27
PUT CONDUCTORS UNDER OATH.
Assemblyman Dutfy's Bill TO Keep
Tabs on the Broadway Road.

A.sembymRn Patrick II. DulS has intro
tluced bill which will be OF interest To at
tacEes and officials OF the Broadway road.
IL has long been suspected by city ohcialS
that reports of receipts below Fourteenth
street are not compete; certain pullloh ul
huch receipts n presented tue price PAM lo'
lie famOns doodle franchise.
Nr. Duhy's blll provides that IN o.uer "
a.e.rtain more ettectuAliy the smount ~
uay1ueuts due from ths taxable earnings OF
~ Tompauy their conductors must make
at'iiaNlt every Lay as to the receipts OF each
trlp mined .,
The statements must he fanSmllteu ~ ~
,h, uropeT city oficials and compared with
the Company : statements .s...
The Maynr il also authorized 20 examine
the books OF the Company anu make IRAN
tcripts, II necessary.
The evening world., 1890-02-27
BATTLE IN A sIREET-chR,
Morris Wouldn't Pay His Fare and
Got Hit With the Car Hook

William Morris, stalwart laborer' ap-
peared in the T. mbs Court this morning
with his head done up IN banhAgeS-
lie boarded Second Avenue car IN sou'h
,treet ,l,ortly after midnight. refused TO pay
his fare. and nc sistod the efforts OF the con-
durtoT and driyCT - eject hun
The trio battlei fuuously untll the p ear
reached the hoWerS, NhSrv Ionlayt1hII -, 49,
nolda seized the car hook ana siltA No''lS
several blows on the bead ,.
iwo policemen jumped on the car sena-
rated the cnmbatants ani took Morris 70 W.
ChslnbeTs Street Hospital, where hIs head
Justice Cinrman concluded that be had
been nt..cicuuy punished, aud dlseharseu
linI.
The evening world., 1890-02-27
Visitors from Abroad.

Among the passenRess on La Champagne
which arrived this morning were hrs,
WhitelAw Reid Baron +. DE Rothschild and
NJ. De Arelanno. Spanish Minister TO Cen
" o. c The Teatonic were; Nine. FoTepsugh
and LORD MoTpeth.
The evening world., 1890-02-27
Swallowed Phosphorus to Die.

Mrs. Dora Gsrhold. sixty-four years DID,
Of $40 East Twelfth street, was taken 20
Bellevue Hospital to-day, having attempted
suicide by swallowing phos phoruS Obtained
~ soaking mateneS in water ehe wa
aespondent, osing 20 the poverty and nv
hsalth Of hsr husband ana herself aud ths
aoabdaL
The evening world., 1890-02-27
STICKS TO HIS COLD WAVE.
sergt. Dunn Says It Is Moving This
Way Very Rapidly.

ssrgL Dunn still has faith in his pre-
dicted cold Wavo reaching this part OF the
country in the near future. 49,,
Tho storm this morning. said he, ls
central over Texas, and Is moving noTth:
eastward. Rain Is falling in the Mississippi
Valley and along the South Atlantic COAST
hnog iS falling IN the Lake regions.
western aud Western States, and through
the lake regions there Is q fall ot 10 de-
Rrees. At MinnedosH, Man, the tempera-
tlTt Il down - 40 degrees below zero.
colder weather.
The evening world., 1890-02-27
BROKER FLEET HAS FAILED.

The Announcement Causes FURRY
on the Consolidated Exchange.
E1oitsnsnt prevailed at the Consolidated
Exchange to-day when the announcement
was made that Chaplin S. Fleet had failed
and was unable to meet his enRagemsntA-
Mr. Fleet ID broker at 40 Broad street;
The eause OF his failure Il not known, aud
no Information OF his liabilities and assets
could b obtained at his Ofice.
The evening world., 1890-02-27
SEATED THE REPUBLICAN.
Congress Ends Another West Vir'
ginia Contest To-Day.
IsrTcIAL TO THE kvENIS0 w0RL1. >

IsPEcIAL TO THE EvEsISG woaL1.'
WAsuISaToN. Feb. 2T.-The House this
morning resumed consideration Of the At
kinson- -Pendleton contested election case in
the First West Virginia Congressional Dis
Mir. OFerral yielded the iloor TO the con-
testee, Mr.. PendlGtOn. who spoke al some
When the roll was called the Democrats
omitted 10 vote. nj,
There were l02 yeas, nc nays lhete
were ~ Democrats present ana nor Notlns;
and Mir. Atkinson entitled TO seat.
Mr. O'FerTall formally protested, but lhs
Speaker called Mr., Atkiuson liep. forHAIu'
and the oath OF office was administered
The evening world., 1890-02-27
Arguing for Leconey's Life

CAMDEN, n. j.. Feb. 27.-EX-Judge Pan
coast Is to-day making a strong argument
in defense of LeeOney, on trial for murder
inc MS niece An emphatic protest VAS
made by Prosecutor jenkins when Judge
Pancoast, as he said, misstated testimony.
The pTiaoner looks on the verge OF breaking
down under the nervous strain.
The evening world., 1890-02-27
JIMMIE MITCHELL BEATEN.
Jack Hanly Whipped Him in Four
teen Rounds in Buffalo.

BuFYALo. Feb. 2f.-The tight between
Jack Hanly. of this city, aud Jimmie
Mitchell. OF Philadelphia. at the Elle
Conntv Athletic Club rooms last night. was
,y,,n' III liz former Mitchell being unable 10
respond alter tile fourteenth round. nj.
The hgLt vas for $500 side, and hAhlS
took all the incidental honors. -.
me men we're within hslfg pound OF even
Weight. Mitchell. al 1904. being ths
heavier. -
The evening world., 1890-02-27
WORK FOR THE FIREMEN.
Four Lively Outbreaks This Morning
and One Case of Panic.

Fire at 1890 Park avenue early this morn
ing did 5000 damage in Herman Schroeder's
cigar factory. and ss, 900 in Carl Kridel-
bach's upholstery shop. The building was
Alfred CAROLS tailor shop. 100 sixth
avenue. was damaged $500 by midnight
hre.
An overheated furnace in ]. O. Lanknow's
bedroom. at 2637 Seventh avenue, set nre
to the house at o'clock this morning, ana
$50 damage was done.
The boiling OF cruliers in fat caused an
outbreak at 2 o'clock in John Hoehns
bakery, l9l Avenue q. Slight damage WAS
done, but the tenants upstairs nen IN
alright at the alarm.