davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-01
RACE. SWEI-FoIAhfz rs FUN
OF ALL AGES. ONE MILE.
III KACL-FOItT bOHU 1LhIS bIAhbS'
GEs. SELLING CONDITIONS. ONE MILE.
kA1t--6ELillN ~ FoN 4 n n A4os
YEAR.OLDS. SIX FURLONGS.
A rpA1Nrp,s NorEs ERoM THE TRACKS.

First race at 2 80 D. m.
The evening world., 1891-05-25
NEWARK HAS an OTHELLO.
D@k-Skinned William Layton E.Opes
With Blonde Emma Zellhofer.
ESPECIAL TO TIE EVENING WORLD ]


NEWARK, May % sorrow has fallen upon
the household OF George L. Zellhofsr, at 2il
Lake street, and hesrtbroken motner sits be-
moaning the mysterious disappearance OF her
eldest and best beloved daughter.
Emma Louise zellhofcr is the uaywsrd girls
name. She Ia twenty-five years old. with q
well-rounded hRure, nair OF the softest golden
lint and strange melancholy blue eyes. She 10
a member OF the Jay Street Presby terian
Church aud an accomplished musician.
The girl left her comfortable home Saturday
night last after an angry interview with her
father. Her relatives have not seen her since.
AID the truth has forced itself upon them tha,
she has sloped with negro.
william Layton Is the name OF the Otaello
with whom Emma has become infatuated. 1t
ID an open secret that for months Layton and
Miss Zelhofer have met clandes.inely In the
neighbornood of the Girl's home. Last OF all
TO become acquainted with the truth were the
girls parents, last Friday.
They watched her movements then, and the
rumors OF the gossiplng nelghbors were too
quickly proven. Emmas father chided her
aud appealed to her to save the family from
disgrace and abandon Layton. She re-
fused absolutely to give him up. saying:
!" lie is all have 10 live for. Why SHOULD ]
give him up7 lie Is gong to marry me. and
who else would marry a cripple?"
1t Is true that Emma Is afflicted with hip
disease, which has shortened her right ley. and
abe walks with noticeable limp
The girl has been employed as tailoress. In
Crafts shop IN Greene street, ana since
she lett her home to go 10 work last Saturday
moruing not u word mas been heard from her
by her distracted parents.
Emma's acquaintance with Layton began a
year or two ago when he was neighbor at
2S5 Lake street, where he lived with whte
woman, wI1ow named Agnes Dunn. lie has
never been married. Mrs. Dunn is the mother
Of several children nv him.
Tee ev9n-hued Lolhario, Layton, Was seen
on Bloomfield avenue this forenoon, attired Ia
killing style and moving SO hurriediy as 10 give
the Impression mat he had an important en-
gdRement on hand.
lie Is atall athletic fellow, with q a.blaekikinky
mustache and skin the shade OF iUahogapy
He is employed as hutter. In Nchols's factory
on Fifth avenue near the city line.
The evening world., 1891-05-25
STOCK REPORTS.
More Gold Export Engagements DampeD
Bull Operators ArdOr.
Shares Weaken All Along the
Stock Exchange Lists.
Dull Market Fails to Bring Out
Long Stocks-The Quotations.

The bull ardor was dampened this morning
by the talk OF fresh engagements OF gold for
European account 1t is known positively
that $500, 600 viii, go forward by Wednesday,
steamships, aud II is thought tnat about
81. 600, OOU more will be shipped on that day.
Prices opened about 3S per cent. lower, but
later there was q rally of s. per cent. in the
leading speculatives. Rock Island then de-
veloped weakness and lost point or So The
remainder OF the list yielded In sympathy.
Speculation was rather tame throughout.
The CITY of Paris. which sails for Europe
Wednesday morning, will take out $500, 600
gold coin. 1t is definitely announced from
London that the Bank OF England has reduced
the price for American gold to 16s. Cd. The
Bank gained .cS59 900 gold on balance to-day.
Sterling exchange was stronger, with posted
rates upio 4sik 4,S and 4.Ss d. se4.
Dinkers sixty-day bills sold at 4 SSIE 4.4,
demand al l. SIh a 4. Sk and cables ut 4. SS Il
i.SS1.
In inc afternoon dealings at the stock En-
change the market ruled dull. Prices were
lower, tut the decline did not bring out any
long stock worth mentioning.
Money on call was easy at 81 a per cent.
Tine Treasury Department To-day purchased
3lh, 900 6uuces Of silver at VI. 20 %. So. The
ofIeTings were 660, 800 ounces.
Tne sales ut the New YORK Stock Exchange
were 900, 500 shares OF listed stocks
The evening world., 1891-05-25
MURDER At FORT HAMILTON.
One Soldier Shoots Another in q
Quarrel Over Cards.

II Ia reported this afternoon thnt Private Nc
Lean. of Battery l, Fourth Artillery, stationed
at Fort Hamilton, was fatally shot to-day BY
Private Henderson Nelson, OF battery A, in .
quarrel over . game Of fosrda s=....,.s,s i.t
Both men were OF duty yesterday afternoon
aud spent their time In q saloon known as Mat
tiers Pavilion. about half mile from the fort.
Nelson played poker with soldier who was
In citizens clothes, and whose name 10 not
known. Nelson won small amount from his
opponent In the game, and there was dis
puie.
Mclean had been watching the game and
accused Nelson Of unfair dealing. and he took
the money which ne had won from Nelson and
gave lt back to tho man with whom he was
playing.
Nelson wanted to thrash Mclean on the
spot, but bystanders prevented the night Mel
son left the place vowing 70 get square with
Mclean.
1t appears he went directly back to the fort
and waited until Mclean returned. The latter
returned to the fort about nfteen minutes
later and went to the portion ofth fort'known
Is the water battery.
He stood In the ramparts talking with the
sentry whose name IL o'Malley, and tho hoa-
pitai steward. Richard Earl
Nelson soon appeared walking towards them
with gup in his hand. OMaliey said to NC
Lean, "Run for your life. He has sun. I"
nOn. no, " said Mclean, ''he wont use IL ;"
Without word Nelson dropped hts left hand
TO the barrel OF the gun. and walked deliber-
ately against Mclean, tho gun being on line
with hts stomach.
There was O report and Mclean dropped.
so Unexpectedly was the deed done tnat Ben
try o. alley and the hospital steward were not
prepared for It. When they realized what had
happened they seized Nelson, who made no
resistance, and took nim 20 The guard-house.
The injured man was taken 10 the hospital In
the fort The surgeons found that the bullet
mad torn great hole In AcLean's Atomach-
The intestines were severed, and he was bleed
ing profuseiy. He cannot live.
Judge Church, Of the town Of New Utrecht,
Was sent for 10 take McLeans snte-mortem
statement. All he could say was that Nelson
shot him. Judge Church found aunicient w.t.
He has no Jurisdiction in the matter. a. the
shooting was done inside the Government
Nelson will probably be arraigned before
Judge Benedict In the United SJAias District
Court, OF Brooklyn.
The evening world., 1891-05-25
CONGRESSMAN H0UK DEAD.
Took Poison by Mistake and the Ex-
element Affected His Heart.


WASHINGTON, May 25. Dispatches received
here from Knoxville to-day announce the
death OF Congressman Houk, OF Tennessee.
The dispatches are very brief and state that
he died from q mistake in taking dose of
medicine.
lie had been member of The House tInce
1873, and had the distinction OF carrying his
di.rrct by the largest Republican majoTities
ever given to any Congressman in that State.
KNOXVILLE, Tenn, May 8.-The death Of
Judge Leonidas c. Houk, Congressman from
the Second District, resulted from heart
disease, through the excitement consequent
upon his swallowing = poisonous preparation
In place Of prescription which hs mai put up
at drug store.
Antidotes were administered promptly and
Judge houk was thought TO have bsen brought
out OF danger. lie slept through the night,
but died Suddenly IN the early morning.
The evening world., 1891-05-25
LOCAL SPORTING DATES.
Racing at Gravesend daily. 40 P. NJ.
May.

26.-shooting matches at Newark.
n stevens Institute games p. NJ, St. George
27.--shooting matches at Newark.
Baseball! P. NJ. Staten Island Athletic Club
against Manhattan Athletic Club. at Manhattan
FIELD me.,ing Of Trinity School Athletic As,ooiA.
Baseball. 4 P. NJ. staten Islrnt Athletic Club
Sgainst Manhattan Athletic Club. at Manhattan
2S.-shootng at Newark continued.
Bsyci. enS t S hsnS A1SSnt weeemen and PlAnheld
Annual meet ot Nsw Jersey Division. League of
Baseball: Stevens. 's3. against Stevens, 's2, at
ST. Gnorge's Cricket Club Grounds hobokOn, N.
a., up. N.
MEMORIAL DAY EVENTS.
New York Athletic ciSb Al Hasotsn. AZ AZ S''"s'
Contest in soSSss q The oho.u. Valley
Annual rss.nss. Of r1s;s.s s River An.tear hswIpE
Cricsst' Staten Island Cricket Club against Rich.
RSna isS. oansy ss:u,t Bross1s
Y 4: N. Patsrsgu against NsS York, f-st oievsns.
1 81 e.r
,Yaehtingi Regatta of Pavonia Yacht Club. in the
S.s ~ and 2fgsnYs Yssess ss Cub. s
sasta MSsfGS Of H.ts fsss sss 81 a Al spring
Spring games OF the New Jersey Athletic Club. at
hs Cub sisI ssSss Fl
Club at Jersey Oity. 2P, N.
Members' games Of the Xavier Athletic Club.
Club gsmes of the Orange Athletic Club. Orange.
N. j.. 10 A. NJ.
P-Jnnior Field Day of Cathedral School Of St. Paul,
at Garden City, LII, ~ A. N.
Grounds. One Hundred and Fifty.hfth street, and
Eighth avenue. IL A. NJ. and 4 p. N. PIttsburg
against B.ookyn. at Eastern Psrk. brooklyn. II
against Monteialr Athletic Club at MontolaIr, N.
= TO- 40 4. NJ. and ?. n. Staten Island Athletic
BRIGHTON, s. l., II a; NJ. apd p. NJ. south Orange
Field Club against Lewellyn Baseball Club, at South
Orange. n. j.. 10 4. N; Orange. Athletic Club
aEanst Princeton, at PrinoetOn, N. a., p. NJ.
EOrdham College against YoGksr, Athletic Club. st
etie Club against Cornthiap Athletic Club at West
New Brighton. d. l.. II A. NJ and Arm. Brooklyn
High School against Cathedral School OF st. PauGs,
at Garden CITY, l.. l.. JP. NJ.
Bicycle Rms to I5yington, n. y. by BEoohlyn
RHnbsrs Ran. xonks5s Bicycle plub. New York Bicycle
men. Harlem Whesmen and AtalAntA " wheelmsn.
-, Road race. 100 miles Of Rutherford Wheemsn,
Meet Of New Jersey Division. L. A. w. at Eliza
beth.
,3I.-ROsd runs Of Gotham whselrnen. Harlem
Mhe@!meu run to Orange. N. j. Brooklyn Ram
blers to PomptOn. N, J.
The evening world., 1891-05-25
Amateur Baseball Notes.

Loudsrbaoh. Is; wirths. 8.
LoudsIbaeh, 40; New York Evening Post. 0.
..Iy.. Address W. HuTrlo. 4OS West Fofi''n'nth
Memorial Day. Address MAJ Josephsohn. 9<s
second avenue.
about fourtesn or fitssn years Of age. Address d.
MoAdams, IA Morris street.
Ass BERGEN sPsa
Psekskill by score OF IL too.
The SECOND Glass nine OF sohool ~ would like to
% RAJ Day. address j. Daiy. 3a5 Esst FSrty-siIsa
street.
The Young Manhattsus defeated the Young Parks
yesterday By ssore Of u to The features Of the
game were the pitehinE Of Sheridan aud catching OF
JOHNSON
Two good all round players. formssly Of the Nell
sons. would like to Join good nine plAynE Sunday
Forty eighth street.
The Domestic BASEBALL Club have organized for
sS; g. f.oD s's e: kSS-HS S p:!I .n
Adams. S.i ii i. e.. and Y. BsIi 9. I. o. A' -"
auth T.. Sy 6S 81 d: ca::s ascS:
Of II 70 10 The winners would like to 9eAT1ro ali
burke. SiT HSndSrson street. Jersey Ci1y. ''-'"
The spettrr Juniors wsro victorious in their game
With the Giants yostsIdAy BY .oore Of 20 to g. The
Of .as fS:Jp fS %aaf
ninss bs.wsen the ages OF thirteen and fonryssn
SssIs. Address ii. Brown. 62a West FoTty. seven II
street.
TIE American EAslss defeated the Cowboys on
Saturday by soore OF IL tot. rho American Eagles
are COMPOSED Of BarroS, captain and = oOn.
Dsr 1Ss. "a 4 Ra-ss. "a ssai., ~ baStridse. S ikdSe
and G GtliassT; ;n. Snasr ny They would NJ. %
ADDRESS b. j, Barrow. 6SS West Forty second
street.
The Hmatsur championship title of ths west side
has ct Iast been dsoided II was won at MsohAN-
ken. yesterday, when tbs VIdettas, Of Ihs kiEhIh
Ward easily defeated the Fav oriteS Of he
Ward, by SCORE of ~ 10 y in rye IN nings, The Fa
vOrtss put In their ttsTy yesterday who prov
failure. for In the nrst inning the VidsItes easily
found his euIyes aud smashed this hal all over The
Held Tor sII earned runs. Then Can't. Keegan went
70 70 p'tSSa, SUD he also proved failure,
curves 10 short time. and the result
chasing the ball, which was battered in every dirse-
lion. The ylhettes grew tired o. batting ths bali.
fSS FsSortss walked on the held in " dssusi' na' .
thus releasing their claim from the champion, hin
tile o. the west side. The tIeSllont playing and
ana Kelly. OF the Nidsttes, was loudly chssrsd by
the three hundred spectators who watched the
game.
The evening world., 1891-05-25
Racing Before a Small
Crowd in the DWyer
: Corral.
some VERY CLOSE FINISHES.

ESPECIAL TO THE EVENING woRLp.l

ESPECIAL TO THE EVENING woRLD.1
GRAvBsEND RACE TRACK, May f5. Taxing
to-day as criterion, the Gravesend race track
magnates are losing the good will OF the
people a. well az the high standing they pre-
viously had with the public at large.
The crowd to-day had dwindled so that 1t
would be no hoaor to one Of the Winter tracks.
Gear Dwyer has extended the time Of I'M
prisonment to O'Clock instead OF l. 30 O'Clock,
and many visitors looked at the glaring signs.
printed In red ink and pondered whether they
would like 10 he Wiling prisoners for three
long hours or remain free American citizens
and stay on the outside.
The nrst race was great betting affair, with
Tournament favorite at odds Oh. The talent
and players Of favoriies got slap in the face,
Tor Frontenac won, with Livonia second and
Charley Post In third place.
As on Saturday, the wires were tampered
with, making II a long and difflcult task to get
the news into the city.
FIRST RACE.
Swaenat keR. with 81. OOON added. panaltlea
The evening world., 1891-05-25
Bold Piece of Wire-TaD-
ping at the Graves
end Track.
MORRIS PARK OPENS MONDAY.
Great American Stakes -GsnsraII
Gossip Of the Track.


oue oi tue most astounding things which hasi
yn nsppened IN inc war between the DwyefR
sho 'ne pooi-room men was the tapping Of the
western Union wires BY some person on Stature
Jay fnis was crime against the laws Of the
o'eF' ana an astonishing part Of 10 was thnn,
.ne crime Waa committed In broad daylight anHl
IN 'ne presence OF score or more of
peoPie. Inc pole on which the tapping
was done is situated almost In Trent
OF the central entrance to the track. The
western Union wires worked all right up 10 q
ieW inmates before O'Clock, when sharpI
CLICK In the once Of the Company N the bins
hotel announced that some rniaebiaf hsd h..,-d
dana Aun..,,, -. .-.,N.-ss -. - .oei
n,, >, - -,- 'H'sv sons oesse
ous an hour elapsed before be finally founa
where the mischief had been done
v,ro On .r.h -. . sAv ~
VIZ VIZ !" su'n "ay tnht tne novel omoe vn4
completely cut on ffom the circuit u Wnal
not done with the intention Of sending IN fs,sel
e snusoh oi INC poio WI VOC
open Tor that. s
.,,o. -, ~, 80 ~ ,a." Ua .auss' Sus .he INK
Nt.sA "eA hse o'iaenaV feceiVeo msUucucn8
NOT 70 be % nee with their oiubss snfhocasehg
DAY. But people couldn't get out when they
wanted to, and that alone was bad enourh.
I'm. aavan,r..,. ,.,a. -. .-.... ---l
..S . yosnt man uioo " sQhecsal
tnrouxh the gate ana did actually gey outside.
bat he was captured ana thrust back, 4
.. sAe A.sn-n.nuse .ouons on M. Uvyes
VI" nos inee' 'ue sPprooauon OF tno otn9r AS
The evening world., 1891-05-25
Results at Latonia.

uFAcLAL 10 THE EVENING woRLp.l
IN. niA' May 20. "A large crowd witnessed
~ continuation OF the races held here to-day.
i,ss ienure Of the programme to-day was the
% Io OF the Kentucky triple events in which
Iecona IegsOre was made the iavori,e and Ma Belle
Jnh,rst Raee-One mile aud ssvsnfv ySPia. -
HSnDis won, with MaihiA Alien second and
sesI ssennnI laird TIme--i. an
RIlms,,ua hAee-pne mile. -Hortex won, with
LAAk. anu WeonVhe thrd. Time
's''d AAOs- One mile ana ssssnu yGaA -
The evening world., 1891-05-25
BARDsLEY MAY GO TO JAIL.
No Bail Bonds for Philadelphia'S
Delinquent City Treasurer.
urycIAI TO The KvKNIxo voHLo.I

vrycIAL TO The EvENTNo voALO.I
PHuApHIPHIA, May 2h AT the Central Sta
ton Police Court to-day, when the name Of
the delinquent City Treasurer Bardsley vas
called. he failed to appear. and physiclan's
statement was read to the effect that he vas
dangerously Ill
Magistrate Pole then announced thAt -
would hold Bardsley under s25, 600 ball for
surety was not entered. A commitment was
made out, aud should no recover sufnclently
10 permit OF mis- removal Bardsley VIII be sent
10 jan.
The evening world., 1891-05-25

Kenwood was the frst to show, followed by
Come-to-TaW aud Eleve.
They held these positions until the half was
reached, where Prince Royal and The Forum
drew up into third position.
Coming into the stretch Kenwood led good
two lengths. with C0me-to-Taw hair q length
before Prince Royal
Senorita then drew away and won by a
length from Prince Royal, who beat Kenwood
length for the place. Time-2 2lla.
THIRD RACE.
Sweepstakes for beaten two-y olds, with
q, 600 added; penalties; i've and half fur
loDRs.
The evening world., 1891-05-25
City Owns tho Streets Now.

The Board Of Stree. Openings and Improve
nents met this afternoon and accepted on be-
half Of the city the title to One Hundred and
and One Hundred and Ei2hty-second streets,
which are TO be opened through the tract OF
land at Fort George recently purchased by tho
Morton d Biiss syndicate.
The evening world., 1891-05-25
Tho An,i.Canpb.rl Fight In oh,s.

COLUMBUS, o.. Nav 24.-Lswis, Bernard.
a well-known Cincinnati politician. who has
been in this city several days, claims that he
has arranged il so that 4 number OF city
wards will elect anti-Campbell delegates to
the State Convention, including the ward
the Governor lives in.
The evening world., 1891-05-25
Stabbed by His Brother.

John Walsh, Of sos First avenue, Is suffering
to-day from stab wounds In the left breast and
forehead. inflicted by his brother william In n
quarrel In n saloon at 63T First avenue last
ian wa locked up at the Last Thirty-ffth
street police station.
The evening world., 1891-05-25

Black Eye from a Jealous Boarder.
Edwsrd Jansen was held in $500 for the
Grand Jury by Justice Tainior at the Tomps
Court to-day on the charge of beating pretty
Mrs. Mabel Jones, of 30 Desbr osses street, with
whom he boarded and OF whom he was In
eanely Jealous.
The evening world., 1891-05-25
Reti-os from Public Gaze,

Seventeen year-old Anna Holli'lsy, whose
Inheritance OF 81, 800 Is In the hands OF Rev.
Father Daly, To-day consented In Jefferson
Market Court to go TO the House OF The Good
Shepherd. She had fallen into bad company
and was leading Q very Gisripaled life wnen
taken into cuGtody.
The evening world., 1891-05-25

Throw Boiling Soup on His Sister.
Justice Taintor to-day held for the Grand
Jury seveny-year-old Robert Kennedy, who
" charged with throwing the boiling contents
OF O soup kettle over Lts hity-nrp-yeaI old
sister MarIsret, in Ii quarrel about the price OF
a yroWler of mixed a!e,
The evening world., 1891-05-25
The London a. Liverpool Clothing
Company viii Retire.

TIE london Liverpool Clothing Company,
for many years located at Bowery, corner
Hester street, will retire from the retail eloihing
business on July 3. Their STOCK OF nne eloih-
Ing, hais and furnishing goods viii be sold az
about one-han the eosf OF manufacture. TIE
.ooHtlnas untn She enllre stock y SoLd
The evening world., 1891-05-25
SCORES BY INNINGS.
American Association aamea.
AS TO FLOWER AND SLOAN.

Dispatches Declaring Both These
Statesmen Out of Politics.
A Chicago despatch reaching this city to-day
announced that Roswell 7. Flower had. TO q
reporter. declared himself disgusIed with poll
tics and out OF politics
An OsweRo despatch, also OF tc- lay, Etatsd
that state Senator Sloan had confirmed tue
previous announcement Of his retirement from
Dubllc life,
The evening world., 1891-05-25
fIRsT RACE.
Sweepstakes, with 81, 600 added; penalties
aid allowances; one mile.

Fronteuac was the nrst to show and held the
lead TO the three-quarters. with Charley Post
and Thorndaie neck and neck, close up.
Coming into the streich Charley Post took
the lead and led to the last furlong, where
Frontennc and Livonia came away, and, in
nShting nnish' Frontenac won by half length
from Livonia, who beat Charley Post by 4
neck. Time-L 20.
SECOND RACE.
Handicap sweeTsiaEes, with 81, 900 added:
mile and q quarter,
The evening world., 1891-05-25

Robbed the Poor Box nom Hunger.
John DoWlinR was held to-dAJ By Justice
White for robOlng the poor box In b. ARnes's
Church. He says huaser drove him 10 IL
The evening world., 1891-05-25

Fishermen, Take Notice.
II viii be high water tomorrow, Nay % 81
Sandy Hook At O. % A ~ AZ Governors lAlAnd
Z .WA n. O. Hen Gate a. lLNsA ~
The evening world., 1891-05-25
Four Years for q Tough.

James II. Boyntou. who cut Mrs. Kate Mo
Cullough about the head with a razor during q
row on belt Liue horse-onr, April 20 last,
pleaded guilty to-day In Part l. OF General Ses-
sions and was sentenced TO four years In State
prison.
The evening world., 1891-05-25

Alderman Meade FOR the Dock Board
1t was stated on good authority thiS after
noon that Alderman Meade will he found to he
the new Dock Commissioner when the ap-
| pointments are announced.
The evening world., 1891-05-25

1t Was q Suspicious Fire.
A suspicious nre at 6sS Ninth avenue at
O'Clock this afternoon was discovered and ex-
before much damage had resulted.
The Fire Marshal was notified to Investigate.
The evening world., 1891-05-25

Cooperative AntiPool Brewery.
The Consumers Brewing Company. the new
cooperative concern ior,ned hy the old R,nck-
hon and other anti.pool brewers, will open It's
brewery In Avenue A, between Fif,y-foutth
and Fifty-tftn stree's, on Monday. June 1.
Tne brewery has n capacity OF 400, 900 barrels
of beer year.
The evening world., 1891-05-25
Failed for $1,000,

ClgGr-Dealer samuel Strauss, Of "a William
stre ct, lled schedules TO-DAY showing: LiaLill-
ties, Sl3. sla; actual assets, 81, 49,
The evening world., 1891-05-25
100000 SHOE failure.
Potter, White & Bayley, Of Boston,
Make an Assignment
lsrrcrAL TO rHv EVENING wonLp. !

lsPHcTAL TO THE EVENING WORLD
BOSTON. May ea Potter, Waite 4 Bayley,
boots and shoes. doing business at 1870 Summer
street, have assigned to Z. II. Dunn, W. II.
Allen and President Bullens, OF the Revere
Bank.
Liabilities, s.. .O00, 09o
The evening world., 1891-05-25
Youthful Burglars Held

seiig Kosenthal and Charles Rose, two
youths were held to-day on charge OF ureak-
Ing intoiKarl Fistein's rooms at l79 Stanton
street.
The evening world., 1891-05-25
Can't Catch Murderer cnngro.


The police have searched for Joseph Csngro,
the Italian murderer. thus far without success.
They arrestsd Mark PAppa. of sOI East One
Hundred and Twelfth street, who, they believe,
knows where CanHro Is, ana Papa was COM
mitted by Justice Diver ihis morning.
The evening world., 1891-05-25
Tho President win Spend Memorial
Day in Philadelphia.

THFECIAL TO lHE NVENINH WOkLO,I
WASHINGTON, May %. President Harrison
will take part In the Memorial Day exercises IN
Philadelphia, leaving washington early on
Saturday morning for that purpose.
The evening world., 1891-05-25

Death in the Patent Medicine.
Deputy Coroner Donlin will this afternoon
make an autopsy OF the body o! Mrs. George
Darby. OF 1873 West Fifty second street. who
died yesterday from the effect OF morphine pot
soning. 1t 10 supposed the poison was In
some patent medicine whicn she had taken.
The evening world., 1891-05-25

rwo Deaths from Grip TOD ay.
There were 10 deaths In this city during the
twenty four hours ended at noon to-day. Two,
OF people over seventy years each. died from
grip and its complications.
The evening world., 1891-05-25
Killed by LiGhGainS.

ESPECIAL TO THE NoALhI
DASvILLE, Ill, May 24.-lsGao Lyons. .
wealthy farmer, his hired man and two
horses we're struck by lightning while
plouRhing in q fold, and LYONS Was in
ssAntly killed.
The evening world., 1891-05-25

some Man Broke Her Ribs.
Mary sullivan NAs taken 10 the 0onveEneuf
Hoapi,Al from her home. % DoUery, thiH morn
inR suffering from several Lroken ribs ana n.
iufles on her body which, ais Gays we're
saturday, -, Z I. !. - =.