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The evening world., 1891-06-24
M'CARTHY FAILS As A LEADER.
Dillon Now Declared the Hope of
the Irish Party,
trY AssoCIATED PREsa. 1

DUBLIN, June 24-The retirement Of Mr.
Justin Mccarthy, NJ. p, from the leadership
Of the Irish party Il expected directly Mr..
John Dillon Is released from Jail.
MIR. Mccarthy, 1t Is generally admitted, has
proved to be a complete failure as leader OF
the Irish Parliamentary party.
His friends assert that he is unable to give
much attention to his duties, and that he has
always recognized the fact that the position
he accepted as leader OF the Irish party was
only II temporary one.
With MIR. Dillon as leader, 1t is asserted, n
few more Parncllitcs would desert their leader
and join the ranks OF the great majority Of
the party.
The evening world., 1891-06-24
Political Echoes.

John c. SheehaD, luckicSt Of all Tam
many's district leaders, IN a strong Repuhli-
can district last year secured tho election of n
Tamnnny Assemblvman and Alderman, and
expects 20 repeat his victory next Fail, If cH-
Alderman Cowin persists In nominating an In
dependent ticket against the Wicked Gibbs
United states senator German. OF Mary
land, Is Rt the Fifth Avenue Hotel to-day. Be-
fore he leaves the city he is expected to aC-
cept an invitation to make the long talk ut
the Independence Day celebration by the
Tammany Society.
Fred ogden is a new candidate for Police
Justiccship. He Is a brOther-in-law or the
late Hubert o. Thompson and Il Nineteenth
District Tammany Hall man.
Architect James W. Wilson, Of 1907 Broad
way, is spoken Of at City Hall as a possible
successor Of George W. DebevOise, who lately
resigned as superintendent OF School Build
ings The position carries n salary OF $4,000
n wear,
The evening world., 1891-06-24
FIGURES AT BASE OF BEEcuER's STATUE.

Three hundred little children from the Sum-
day-schools OF Plymouth Church and the
Bethel and Maynower Missions surrounding
the granite, led in the singing OF the
fayorite hymn of their old pastor, Love
divine all love eXCelling," which has been
called Beecher" on account OF his preference
for It.
on the platforms were Mayor Chaplin, the
grave Judges or the supreme County and
City Courts, the BceCher Memorial Committee,
President Seth Low OF Columbia College, emf
nent dlvines OF all faiths, leading citizens and
the Beechcr family.
The statue faces the city Hall. II rests
upon pedestal OF dark quincy granite, pol
iShed and ten feet high.
on the left side OF BeCCheT is negro girl,
and on the right the figures Of two children,
humbly clad. A boy Sits on his coat, his
hands supporting the back OF standing girl,
who Is striving TO push garland OF flowers
up to the plinth. Both are harefOoted. The
negro girl, bending on one knee raises to the
plinth branch OF palm, typifying the graft
tude OF her race.
These figures are also heroic. That Of the
negro girl IS @ feet, inches, and the children
AZ feet high, I'm bronze. The fgure OF
BeeCher weighs 1900, the smaller ones 1900
pounds each.
The evening world., 1891-06-24
cox NOT THE MURDERER.
.ze:G IL Faii. Though. for the DON.
EtcS Leonard Inquest

Eze:G IL Faa. Though. for the Oou..-
zicS Leonard Inquest.
Charles Cox, who was arrested by Brooklyn
police on suspicion OF having been connected
with the murder OF DOminiCk Leonard In
Ilatbush June IL, succeeded In securing, n
little after midnight this morning, the $500
bail demanded for his appearance when
wanted hl Coroner Rooney.
CO.'S HON" l. across the way, and about
three hundred feet from lii" lot where Leon
ards bNly was found.
At the inquest last night cox explained his
having tircd of a revolver two nights before
LEONARD was Killed by stating that the pistol
was his aunt'S and had gotten rusty. He
ilrcd M pistol, he said, the night of the muir
der.
Minnie IIashrouck, colOrrd servant In the
Cox huuS' hold, who was also arrested, was
discharged by the Coroner.
Cu\'s mother refused 10 allow an EvESING
WORLD reporter Ia Srr him to-day. The
pOlir" reiuS' ~ say whether ar not they are
convinced that cox had ANY thing Ia do with
the murder NJ Leonard. The inquest was ad-
JOuTnrd to July -.
The evening world., 1891-06-24

Prominent Catholics, including Mayor
Grant, Eugene Kelly, Joseph j. ODonOghuc,
cX-Mayor Grace, Morgan j. O'BI1en. Cunning
$. Bedford aud ArchDishOps COrrIgan ana
Ryan, OF Philadelphia; Bishop Keane, rector
or the Catholic University, and Bishops Con-
roy and Ludd"n, Of syracuse, and O'Farrcll, OF
Trenton, were invited guests.
The programme OF the days ceremonies em-
braCed the fOrty-SiNth annual Commencement
OF the College, the celebration or the flftleth
anniversary Of the foundation OF the college,
and the unvCililg Of the statue OF Archbishop
Hughes.
High mass was celebrated by Archbishop
Coulgan, and after lunch the Visitors In
BpeCJcd The college and It's spacious grounds.
4 battalion dlill was then given 10y The col
lege corps.
The unveiling of the statue viii be- per-
formed late this afternoon, when Judge Nor
gan O'Brlen Will formally present Il to the
College.
The statue is Of bronze, ny ". Il. O'DonO-
van. Of 237 Broadway. j. weighs 5000
pounds and Is feet . inches hEl. Around
the base are symbol, uf the four cNangcli,ts,
Burmounted by the eagle or 81. JOhl.
The statue cost $l2,OOO, raised by contIi-
buttons. NJ r.
The evening world., 1891-06-24
HAPPY SEVENTH IN CAMP.
Perfect Weather Conduces to
Great Improvement in Its Drill.
Especial TO rHr rvrxrxe wonLp1

STATE CANT, PEEKsKILL, June 24.-The day
Is perfect, with fne breeze from the west
making drill n pleasure 10 the sun-burned
seventh.
Capt. Eugene Kirkland, Company X, is
officer Of the day Lieut.. Andrews Eccles,
Company A, senior officer Of the guard and
Lieut.. Frederick Van Lcnnep, lr., officer Of the
guard.
In battalion drill this forenoon the men
performed wei, executing movements In
double time and in tring by battalion. Com
pany mad. q bad break by firing ~ the
command recover arms" They made II up
ny their after drill.
Coy. I'M, the seventh veteran Corps and
the West Point Cadets viii be in camp to-
morrow
The evening world., 1891-06-24
COL. WEBER'S NEW H0NoRS.

col. John T.. Weber, Superintendent OF I'm
has had quite an honor thrust
upon him by President Harrison.
col, Weber has been appointed chairman
II thr Furrivn Immigration commission IN
place NJ Gen. Gru~yCnur, NJ ohio, resigned,
and Instructed to proceed To Europe for dut y.
lie VIII leave New York next week ana Will
hr gone about three months. Gen. OBclrne,
he Assistant superintendent Will have
'hargr Ot Immigration affairs at this port dur
Ing col. Mrbrr'S absence.
The evening world., 1891-06-24
ARE THERE MILLIONS IN THIS7
fnY ASSOCIATED Prrss.l

NEW ORLEATS, Lit, June 24.-The PicnB-
vnr's vlcksburg special says: quite sensa-
ton has been created here by authentic In
formation that Mrs. Il. A. Cohen, Of this city ;
her brothers, william and Red Gaylor, of
winura, Miss, ana a sister, Mrs. William Tyson,
OF Lungyiaw, TcN., are lawful heirs to the cele-
bralcd Edwards estate IN Sew York city,
their father brlng the original propri"iOra
sol" lrgat"r.
They are making efforts now to secure their
share uf the property s., said To be worth several
millions.
Mrs. cohen Is Prlrcilal II Mary L. Grand
Institute, Il Young ladlr- academy here, and
Wllc Of Rev. X. \. cohen.
The evening world., 1891-06-24
A CLoUD-BURST IN MICHIGAN.
Twelve Acres of Farm Land Covered
by Four Feet OF Water.

lHY ASSOCIATED PREss.l
KALAMAZOO, Mich, June "i.-A cloud-hurSt
occurred near Decatur sunday, particulars Of
which have just been learned.
Whil" Peter Wcstycrr and family were at
home on their farm a ClOudhurSt ~ four feet
OI water fell on them, destroying furniture,
drowning nfty chickens and domestic ami
mails.
Mr. Wcstyerr saved his horse by wadiug to
the barn and putting tn" animal on higher
ground.
HallStoncs four inches around f"ll with great
force.
Tho clOudburSt covered about twelve acres.
The greatest loss Is that uf 100000 celery
DlautS.
The evening world., 1891-06-24
OVER 100000 BURNED UP.
The Hudson Street Fire Loss Greater
Than Expected.

The loss by the ilre in the SiX-story building
at Hudson and Rcadc street last night is
larger than at first reported.
John Cramcr, shoe manufacturer, estimates
his loss ut from 100000 to $4,000. The
Matchlass Lighting Company lose from 81 800
TO $4,000. The GoOdbody Envelope COmpa-
ny'N sock aud machinery were II total loss
Thn-Thurbcr-W Why land Company lose $4,000 !;
DrySlrn & Palmer, $1,000; X. Il. Davis,
$1,000, aud thu Michigan Condensed MIN
Company, $1,000.
Inc building Is damaged from $4,000 to
$1,000.
The injured firemen are recovering.
The evening world., 1891-06-24
NOTED SAFE-BLoWER DEAD.
Try AssncIATEp rnEss. !

nashville, Tenn, June "a despatch to
The .lmcrirdH says: "Au is quiet at Cole
city, Ca, the scene OF the desperate break
for liberty by conyicts, and no further trouble
Is anticipated.
The leader IN the riot, George Ward. died
last night II his wounds. He was one OF the
most uttd SaGc-hlUwcTs In the United states.
lie had headed similar revolts, and escaped
from Rising Fawn, Ga, three years ago.
The evening world., 1891-06-24
Heavy Rains in Nebraska.
mn AssOCIATKp PREss. ]

CULBERTsoS, Neb,, June 24.-The heavy
rains OF the last two weeks have practically
stopped all work on the irrigating bitches now
being constructed In this section and caused
damage Of thousands OF dollars.
In many places these raius have done great
to dams, weirs and otherNdjunctS OF
thr bitches that were only partially conl-
plnt. Il. The bitches are full Of water and the
rmhankmeuts viii have 10 b. cut Ia order 10
let the water out before work can be resumed.
The evening world., 1891-06-24
Coneressmen Dunphy an IL. D.

DR.. ChauncCy NJ. Depew can now address
one OF his old law clerks as "Dr." Dunphy.
Congressman Dunphy studied law In the
Law Department OF the New York central
Railroad, and received his degree Of IL. u
to-day. l; was conferred by Mount st. Mary's
college, Of Enlmittshurg, Md.
The new Doctor Of Laws was born I'm Van-
the college which has Just conferred the de-
gree upon him
He was elected from the Seventh District
to the Fifty-trst Congress, and was re-
elected last year. on both occasions running
rs the candidate of TaInmany Hall
The evening world., 1891-06-24

To-day Is the seventy-eighth anniversary OF
the birth OF Henry Ward Beecher, In his life
the foremost figure in the Christian Church OF
America eminent citizen and patriot.
The day was selected for the presentation
OF the statue of Beecher to the city OF Brook
lyn by the committee OF admiring citizens
who have received an aggregate Of $4,000,
in subscriptions large and small, from those
who loved and admired BecCher for all Of his
admirable qualities.
Gertrude Roxana Beecher, granddaughter
OF the subject OF John quincy Adams Wards
fine handiwork, unveils the statue at O'Clock
before remarkable gathering of spectators.
Col. Austin and the Thirteenth Regiment,
OF which Beecher was chaplain, and the
sixty-seventh Regiment Of Volunteer Vet
erans, known in tho troublous times OF thirty
years ago as "Beecher's Regiment" par
ticiDated.
The evening world., 1891-06-24
MISSION TROUBLES IN CHINA.
News of the Prosecutions Confirmed
at tho Navy Department.
7nY ARsnCIATFD pnrss. /

ny AhhhtlAIEb fHtH''I
WASHINGTON, June 24.-Thc Navy Depart
mcnt has received short cablcgram5 from
Admiral Bclknap, commanding the United
States squadron on the China station, con-
1i.natury If the news received by way uG san
Francisco oi the persecution ul foreign mis-
sinnmiuS by The Chiurc.
IN" Admiral has S"ut all Of his available
ships 10 shanghai, tn point most threatened
the Al lance, McHGcaty ana Palos constitute
this force.
The squadron Will be strengthened in
course Of time by the Lancaster, nuw at New
YORK.
The evening world., 1891-06-24
BIRK'S RELIEF In DEATH.
His Dose OF Morphine Resulted
Fatally This Morning.

Frank Birk, who was shot in September last
by George Diestel,and who took tirteen grains
OF morphine yesterday morning with Suicidal
intent, as told In The EVENING WORLDS b
o'clock special, died shortly after midnight
this morning, ut l46 East Twenty-siXth
street, from the effects OF the drug.
He had alienated Diestels wifeS affections
and begun openly living with her after Dies
tel secured a divorce.
Diesters shot produced wound which has
since necessitated the use OF morphine to
allay the pain. Tired OF his suf1erings Birk
saved enough morphine from his regular al
lOwance to Kill himself.
Since lie became an invalid he was sup
ported by Destel's former WIFE lie was
thirty.eight Nenrs old.
The evening world., 1891-06-24
OPPOSES TIE PLAYGROUND.
Park Board Delays Action on Ono
Commissioners Objections.

The Park Board to-day again discussed the
question OF establishing Chilhrcn's Pla%-
ground In Central Park, but took no action.
Commissioner Dana persisted In his cS-
pressed opposition to the project, and cspc-
cially objected to The proposition tn build
sand piles In which the little ones might play.
Secretary Ford, ~ 81. Johns Guild, aud
Walter NrOomau, Of IN" Childrcn's Playground
Society, spoke IN favor Of establishing the
playground.
Corporation Counsel Clark reported that
the court had condemned the land Tor the
cEtcnSlun OF the East River Park. Supt.
Parsons was directed 10 make preliminary
survey II IN" acquired land with View IL
It's Improvement.
The evening world., 1891-06-24
To Discuss the silver Question.

CnICAGo,Junc IA despatch from Topeka,
kan, SAYS; Tho Chautauqua assembly at
Ottawa will b. closed next Friday 10y debate
between senator ". \. Pcfrr aad eN-GOV.
Anthony on IN" free coinage of SILVER.
senator Peter is fur free COluHg" Of silver
and u"!lnii ed supply Ot money, while Anthony
II IA" recognized champion Of mOnumeIall,ln
in Kansas. They have never met since lSSa,
when they Siulupod Jho state together FOR
the Republican party.
The evening world., 1891-06-24
Cable BreVities.

=. -. to-day.
Mrs. Robert Duncan, terribly assaulted BY
aef young American husband "a l mountain
pass ~ Wl.es, A.4y %, - " r-c wy 10 co.
pete .eO,He!y.
TIC t!n.pIate workers AZ Haywood eight
miles from Manchester, have struck for an
advance Of two shilliGgs wce'.
This afternoons Offlcial London Gazette con-
tains an order in council prohibiting the
catching Of seals by Bri i,h subjects IN BCh-
ring SEA nntil May l, lhN..
The evening world., 1891-06-24
Gabriel Marks for Coroner.

Gabriel Marks, who received 10000 votes
for Sheriff last year, and came near securing
the defeat OF the Tammany Hall candidate, is
thoroughly In earnest in his canvass for the
oftlce Ot coroner.
He has circulated hundreds OF petitions,
pledgtug the slgners to support him, among
the business houses OF the city, and the docu-
mcnts have been signed by thousands OF
voters.
The evening world., 1891-06-24
A Point Ara,nst piss Debsr.

Judge Andrews in the Supreme Court to-
day granted the city's motion to bring in as
defendant David Valkenburgh, administrator
OF $. l.. Lowenbury, who claims the pictures
which Gen. Dss DcDar is suing to recover
from Property Clerk HarriOtt.
The evening world., 1891-06-24
DIR. TALMAGE'S BROTHER DEAD.
Apoplexy Carries Off the Second OF
the Famous Quartet OF Preachers.

ESPECIAL TO THE EvEsISG woRLn.l
SOMERvILLE, y. j., June 24.-Rev. DR.. G..
Talmlgc, brother OF the famous Brooklyn
preacher, died suddenly hero to-day Of
aprplrXy.
lie had been prominent IN the Dutch Re-
formed Church for many years. lie WIS one
NJ four brothers who entered the ministry,
ualy two Ut whom are now living, Rev. T.
DE- witt Talmrgn and Rev. Dr.. JUha V. Tai
maze, Of Bound Brook.
The evening world., 1891-06-24
MORRIS TAKES 1T BACK.
It Was Not John T. Agnew Who
said lie Could Buy tho Aldermen.

Alderman John Morris to-day rrtractcd the
statement that John r. AERcy had declared
tu hin hat hn could purchase the entire
Board ui Aldermen.
IN" Alderman said he has learned that IN"
gent lumAu VINO thinks II SGCG an easy matter
iu purchase the action NJ the citN's l"gi>laii'"
hoaN is Alex. Mel AEncw, uI - Fast twenty e
ilr.i street, who 1, q brother ut John 4.
Agucw and in business with him In Front
street,
The evening world., 1891-06-24
FREE BATHS ALL OPEN.

All the city's free baths are now open TO the
public, the last having been tOwed to It's
moorings at the foot OF East one Hundred and
Twelfth treet.
The bath al the foot Of East Soventy-siXth
street win b" removed IN n day Or two ten
blocks up tho river, aS the tide iB too strong
for 1t In its present position.
The evening world., 1891-06-24
Little Blnge in n tenement,

Fire in the rooms NJ George Marston, on the
second floor Of the fye-story tenement l7s
Eas; Seycnty-Seyenth street, at 2.45 o'clock
This morning, caused some excitement among
the L nants, but only $3.50 damage was done.
The evening world., 1891-06-24
Positive Cure

for lost or FAILING VITALITY; General and
EAiEou6 DEBu.lrN; .weahneF. e. Bo,jy md
Iuw tn cnlaryu and Strengtheu WI NJ. l,AIlt-
NELOPED ORGANS aud PAkln OF hDDS. Ab'
roluIcls uu'Giiins HOME TREATHGSI-Baurut
Ia day Ion testify from 80 States sri ore i'm
Countries. Write them, Descriptive Boos, "a
ERli MEDICAL co., OF Niagara stb
buhlIlO5 y. \.
The evening world., 1891-06-24
MRS. M {. GlLSEY DYING.
Rapidly Sinking Mt Her Summer
Home on Long Island.
rrAt TO THE EVENING WORLD.

ESPECIAL TO the EVENING WORLD
GOOD GROUND, L. l., June 24.-Mrs NJ. c.
GilScy, one of the owners Of the Gilsey House
and the Fifth Avenue Theatre, New York. Il
dangerously III Al her palatial home IN this
village.
Drs j. W. Wright and J.. G, lIacAlry, OF New
York City, and Dr. Sterling, Of this village,
are IN constant attendance. They report
their patient rapidly sinking.
Mrs. Gi!S"y l. stNUntN-threr years old and
has never fuIly recovered from an attack u
the grip last Spring.
The evening world., 1891-06-24
Gets an Aoueduot Contract.

The Aqueduct Board to-day awarded the
contract to build a hcad-nouse and engine
room at shaft No. 20 to william II. Baker at
S4l,SSO.
The evening world., 1891-06-24

Brodsky Going to Europe.
Assemblyman John Brodsky sails for Europe
on the North German Lloyd steamship Ems,
saturday, July 4.
The evening world., 1891-06-24
schuetzenbund Picnic.

The New York Schuetzenbund MOL held It's
annual picnic and Summcr-night'o festival al
Lion Park, one Hundred and Eighth street
and Ninth avenue, Monday and Tuesday,
June 29-93. Prizes We're awarded fOr shoot
ing and bowling, and there were running
Tuccs for children,
The evening world., 1891-06-24
For a Now L Station.

The Elevated Railway Company was
granted permission by the Park Board to-day
to erect column in columbus avenue and
SiXty-siXth strhet, to support new station
"a, 800.
The evening world., 1891-06-24

The Brooklyn police were notified this
morning Of the disappearance OF Michael and
Patrick Hynes, aged seven and ten years re-
speCtively, who left their home at Seabring
street at . o'clock yesterday afternoon and
have not been seen since.
The evening world., 1891-06-24
Naval Changes Mt New York.

TTl A6TT7I II T ~ TTTT0H'I
WAsHISGToN, June 24.-Capt II. Il. Robe
son has been ordered 70 duty as Supervisor of
the Ilarb0r OF New York.
Capt. William A. Kirkland from duty as
SuncryiSor Of The Iiarbor N New York and
ordered IN command the Navy Yard, League
Island, Pa.
The evening world., 1891-06-24
An Insane Chicago Passenger Dies
on the Majestic.
tBY ASSOCIATED PRESS. ]

QUEENSTOWN, June PA man named
Meyer, OF Chicago, H., a passenger on the
White star line steamer Majestic, from New
York June II, which arrived here this morn-
ing, became insane on Thursday last and
afterwards died at sea. His body will be
taken to Liverpool
The evening world., 1891-06-24

Saioon-Keeper Says He Was Robbed.
Liquor-Deal Cornelius Culharne, OF 1850
Tenth avenue, to-day charged Henry Gonnors
with stealing $3.50 from him, and In the Har-.
lem Court Connors was held In $500 for trial.
The evening world., 1891-06-24
vintaees OF Rhine, Moselle and
PalatinGte to Be Failures.

BERLIN, June 24.-It is reported that the
vintages Of the Rhine Moselle and the Palati-
nate are complete failures owing to the
severe and long frosts which prevailed during
the earlier part OF the season. Especially, It
is added, Is this the case In the Rheingau"
or " Rhine Country" ..-.s.
The evening world., 1891-06-24
Who Lost This Cnpep

Al the Washington Heights police station
there Is a ladys snal,hin cape, which Police
man Dunes found at 40 o'clock LAST night at
the east end OF Warrington Bridge.
The evening world., 1891-06-24
The Mounted policsmen's Excuse

THO WOIInIFU IOIICFHlcN Z I-CNHe'
Mounted Policemen Frank Babor and
Michael Coyt, Of capt. COrtright'S com
mnnd were on trial before ihe Commissioners
to-day charged with playing cards wiIha Ciil-
zen In the Dackruom Of "A saloon, when they
should have been parolling their beats.
Their story was that they nal heard that
man had been sunStruck and went In 10 in-
Nnsl lnuIn
The evening world., 1891-06-24
STEAMSHIP CID LOST.
Her Third EnGineor and Fireman
Drowned of the French Coast

LONDON, Jun" 2I.-News has teen received
here 10 the erect that the British steamship
Cid, 07G tons, bound from NcwcaStlc-on-Tync
for Naples, was wrecked yesterday of the
French coast.
Tho tLud engineer and a fireman were
drowned. The rcnalador OF the crew are AZ
Hlyre.
The evening world., 1891-06-24
Noted Electro-sc,entist Dead.

tnY ASsOCINTED PREss.i
BERLIN, June 2i.-PrOfrSSpr William Ed
ward Weber, the well known clcctrO-scien-
tiSt, died to-day at Goctting"n, Hanover.
Professor Weber was born oct. -, 1904, at
Wittcmberg, SaXOny.
The evening world., 1891-06-24
Killed Under an Engine.


WICHITA, Kan, June 2l.-Sprrndng rails
caused the ditchiDg or an Atchi'on, Topeka
and Santa Fa train near Thomas, Kan, yes
tcrday. Tho locomotive turned over. Fire
man John welsh was raugh' underneath ana
Killed. Engineer Peter NcwcomD suffered
huh lniurlns.
The evening world., 1891-06-24
Susta!ns Newark's Public Works
Board.

tGPEeIAL 70 -HE IvLSISo voRLp.l
THsSToS, n. j., juno 2..-C4.e: Justice
DeaS.ay to-day decided TIE law authorizing
the appointment OF Newark's Board OF Public
Works 10 be constitutional and the appoint
ments under II to be legal.
The evening world., 1891-06-24
Mccormack Gets n stav.

Judge Andrews to-day granted stay pend
ing appeal in the case OF Frank A. McCor-
mack, convicted Of manslaughter in the first
degree for killing Edward Gillespie
The evening world., 1891-06-24
sd. Lawrence Guido FaMs peed.

ROCHESTER,, June .I.-F.F. Blrn!ng",HnowE
as the A" Fat Boy" a celebrated guide Ia the
st. Lawrence River, frll dead at Alexandria
Ray, Thousand Islands, yesterday. lie war
known personally To all regular Visitors t. The
Islands,
The evening world., 1891-06-24
Drank Carboiic Acid by Mistake.

Alexander Mccarthy, of CornClia street,
this morning drank some C0rbvlc acid IN
mistake for sarSanarilla, and NaS taken To ST.
Nlncents Hospital.
The evening world., 1891-06-24
Lee Hold for Assault!ng EnRel.

Maurice Leo was held at Essex Market
Court this morning Charged with assault On
NarUil Engei, Ge ESSo& Mar&cU poultry
dealer, Whose condition IS ST.. p;cId..ouS.
Ice was captured ycscc.dly II Co.cy Is.i.Id.
The evening world., 1891-06-24
Arguing to Keep Faushawe Out Of
Jail

Lawyer Charles W. Brooke to-day moved in
the Brooklyn Supreme Court TO make rerma-
nent John NJ. u. Fanshawc's stay against
going to Sing sing on conviction OF arson.
DcCiSlOn WINS resCrNrl.
The evening world., 1891-06-24

Mrs WINsLuw's SOorHISu SyRUP for children
tsotAing rcst- the child aud comforts tho mother
The evening world., 1891-06-24
Oh What PIrnsnre

You win experience. yhen you drink glass Of
RikeTB soda water. -
The evening world., 1891-06-24

changes IN the temp
twenty-four hours, In
corresponding date OF
by the thermometer at
The evening world., 1891-06-24
The Allsr Broke Her Rudder.

The steamship Aller, from Bremen, which
arrived to-day, called at London instead OF
southampton for repairs to her ruddcr. hay-
ing broken two pintcl5 Of the same after leRV-
iLg Bremen.
The evening world., 1891-06-24
Farmer Hayes Set Free.

Lawyer William A. Hayes, OF this city, tc-
day withdrew his charge against his brother,
Joseph ]. Hayes, whom he had arrested at
White Plains for attempting to shoot him.
The evening world., 1891-06-24
Josh Mnnn,s pivorce Suit.

Judge Bcach heard argument to-day TO
amend the complaint ia Joshua j. Mann's
sui. Tor divorce from Eva Mann, or Hamilton.