davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1891-10-16
RACING N ENGLAND.

London. Oct 15.-AmOng the races at Newmarket
to-day was the Middle Park Plate Of $500 added to a
sweepstakes Of $50 each goo forfeit for twOyearods
winning penalties last threeQuarters Of the Rowey
mile The race was by the Duke Of Westminster's
bav colt Orme By OrmOnde, ont of Angelica Colonel
N0rth's bay colt FL Dablo second. and Noel Fen
r1c,s bav fllv Gantlet third There were ten starters
New-York tribune., 1891-10-16
THE WEATHER REPORT.
NE WEATHER ALMOST EVERYWHERE

FINE WEATHER. ALMUoI LF thl W HrfsEs
washington Oct 15-The clearing condition has movse
fro Kansas 20 Indiana and the weather over the
whole country except in extreme Maine and Cape
Cod The depression has remained nearly stationary IN
Alberta with very ,le precipitation accom- panyins ~
generally fair clearing weather may Dc eHpeced N Al
districts east Of the Mississippi River.
New-York tribune., 1891-10-16

Ancr:on a two-mnute gait for a distance. The
official time for the quarter sl seconds, many
competent outsiders making It 81 The summary
SPECIAL MAICH-PURsE 5000.
Auerton. by jay Bird CWillamsJ i !
Delmarch, by Mambrino (Doblel
Time :13L, 10. 2lbSs
New-York tribune., 1891-10-16

TO COACH JOHNS HOPKINS FOOTBALL MEN.
baltimore Oct II CSpecil.E1gar Allan Poe, OF this
city who wa. captain and quarterback Of Princetcns
footbau team for two years will Johns Hopkins
University this season.
New-York tribune., 1891-10-16
T''' ~ 1rTsITS or THE RACING.

Mutuals-sr George st-i-ht pad 40 Is. place si5 10
Lizzie pace go 81.
Reckon the Cokena fIy, Dononue and Actor were
wilG-svi. Tolm~nJor led down :he hill % the Nsiiey
of the Shadow OF Defeat whore he va, passed By slf
George who came away ia the easiest OF canters a-u
won hands down by TWO loigths Lizzie second, neck
before Tornentor TIE Ms,agorda FLY much fanceo
BY shrewd iudg- but the mud was too much iof
her and she was beaten al the way Arab never wins
3. Even n ovn,- .ad he was afsid Of him ao
that price, though be BED ECO him.
SECOND EACE-swoepsjakes for two-year-ods which
have and 20 meeting. OF $50 each with
$1,000 ADDED. Of which 500 q second and 300 TO
third. Weights 10 . aaov. the scale The winner 70
De sold at auction iof $1,000. Allowances FIVE fur
longs
New-York tribune., 1891-10-16

THE WINNERS AT MORRIS AND JEROME PARKS.
The autumn meeting OF the New-York Jockey Club
ended yesterday. having continued thirteen days OF which
nre were al Jerome Park and four a: Morris Park There
in all seveny-nne races with total OF s107,4s0 in
added money and grand Of tls634O divided These
are the winners Of 500 and upward:
New-York tribune., 1891-10-16
One thing IS Certain
Pain KiIlerKilISFaiD

There are many kinds Of Pam; n.wt.o
rhere'. only one Pain Killer tPerr' D"'~'
IL II cold everywhere.
Buy right now, and be prepnTe"-
The sun., 1891-07-15
JO1TINGS ABOUT TOWN

Gen Russell A. AlG'r OF Michigan is At the Ffsh Ave-.
Gen o'Beirns assumed. y.sterd.y his new title q
usual oath
Patrick Msekin and William Hosy. Hho as.suissA
sipsaa had Set ii and m.snt cause HOLY" a.s,S
e4a S"sa m: ~ .ss,sss Ss y:
terdsy under t,e for A6dac.ng Mary nslsa
tho EoArd Of Health. sails to-day on the CITY OF Berlin
a. Of u. New YORK Health bsDas
ment
sumner sorcs o, f,s; R Rghy.s..: last w:.s
seri0sa !o5 400 ssk sr'9n' on .bNsd a.s ns' ~
The Thirteenth Assembly District Tammapy Com
nahI .ha u unv.ieI 1annsunts oor,psit ar R,chs.S
.I.xsr I'm has been added 20 tls decorAtiors of
Tor tho TImmany Gettysburg monument
.ntor Nobert Kelly the guardian Of the YouIsssnth
.n ssinrdsy Win 1.sa;oa sstor. ssu
10 WIN Leave h family ~ Matsrfrd county on account
s1f VA Il time to sweep
Maa "sS .s:s, . sos ii: rSs
Carriages IN our street. At night Display iishtI he
onsr.d resolution yesterday amending the ordinsncs
vehicies
The Executive Committee of tho Republican County
wan ne rrnrss ntnvrs Of tht l.ai,e OF Republesn
Jam. 4 klt.S,.I rams k4,m%"i ,h.I!o; Il
Br"o-i.i JAeoh H. rnit+rson and WIN H. be,lamy n"-
The Ae'her ands American steamship schiedam,
Gr"lsn er.ns snai wa. wsd !" her pier yss,.rasx
ShSsr lie inssad.d s: 49, d.y fS.S
% r.ssSs sssisst. ). eas sas
ViIhiR Wssi, when ihs viii Rsesssd y yllassS
The sun., 1891-07-15
NO. II HAS A WOMAN
An italian Railroad Lnborer Who Dis
guised Her sex.

Cuised Her Sex.
HAzLEToN, Pa. July IA Rood-looking
young Italian. working on the new railroad
near here. has been keepnG house ny himself
for few months in a small hut south OF this
place. When Mt work he made few friends.
and WAS regarded as dude on account OF his
efreminate uppearance.
A few days ago an Italian secured employ
ment in the same gang. and the first day he
worked lie SURPRISED his companions bv de-
claring tho dandy was woman and the
daughter OF a ncighbor Of his in tho old coun-
tly. The foreman questioned No. II and she
confessed.
She said she came to America yenr ago to
provide home Tor her aged parents. whose
only support she is. She secured work rs n
servant in New York: but ,ha wages wore so
small he despaircd Of ever saving the neccs-
gnrb OF man and get work ns a laborer. hoping
TO escape detection. She thought that dtscov.
cry now mennt discharge. and said she had
almost money enough I"r the old iolks' pas p
she might continue Mt work. and to-day she
was picking and Bhoyeing rs industriously
as any OF her cuuntrymcn.
The sun., 1891-07-15
ONE WANTS AoHE. ANOTHER MONEY.
Midsummer I.unntics Make Their Appear
ance ia the Police Courts.

Midsummer Lunntics Make Their Appear
ance ia the Police Courts.
Samuel L. Levy who went to the Tombs
Police Court on Monday In senrch of lawyer
10 bring suit against the CompaGnie Generale
Transatlantiaus for S25O.O0O. because Levy
had been put In irons BY Cant. Boyer OF tho
steamship La Champagne. turned up at tho
same court yesterday and ordered Sergeant
Delaney TO give him $4,000 at once. Tho Bor-
Resnt introduced him to Justice O'heilly.
Your highness." said Levy. making low
bowl appear before you a supplicant for
help. I'm an Odd Fellow. and also an odd
man." Lewis oddness consists in having his
clothing vnrIousiy marked u. b." "K w."
and tx. W" Justice 0'Reilly committed him
Tor examination As to his sanlty.
man with Q vacant look in lis eyes and a
hesitnting walk was taken to the Essex Mar
ket Couri. where he declared that he was Gp-
name is Henry Holman, and he lives at 4i2
Enst Ninth street, He said that he Is tho real
author Of "Reilly and tho 4OO" and Blue
Jeans" and that ali the actresses IN town arc
in love with him. He was committed for OK.
animation,
The sun., 1891-07-15
II was the opInIon tha. the Convention woulh

not DO held until some lime early' in August.
and this accounts Tor his absence"
Mr. Bss
noS's sioo w9rks Of thS dss
ton ssanty viii 60 iSons 81 RepSnssn Re pSmesat' h'm
VIII not the soreness heal by November ~.
.roM ~Mo; , wiz not. It's like smallpox; 1t will
Congi essman- elect Penrson saya Campbell 10
SsI Ssfy sat f1os sS h SSmn ,S
the city of II Bsllascm most popular on'0 nun IN
hans mas S GTeaSnTs yin ;bs hSnS IT,
committee. Pike county sends two Ielesa;
one. as aso, does Clarke county. fhere is
trouble In other dologation. that will hnye 70
DO re.erred to this committee. and an all-night
Concre.sman. elect Tom johnson OF this city
sSys mnh. Mckinley told mo that he hoped ,bs.
reason we ought 10 sclcct some other man.,
The situation tonight lns not materially
will Le nominated IN the iirst ballot, II my
us SehSs + saseF @ M than mi his s' M
tion. He surely his the nominnton tonight.
ns s%o Of w haze ss oay Se
IaS.,y linz xi'S,, SS,, s,s yciss ssSi o,, Xsssizs
divided: Cuyahoga, Kline. a: Hamilton. N, al
A.: Bnt this big county OF Cincin ati will he
gates. who viii cnst 62. solid votes for Cam pbeil
alpnn6sHt H IL reached Camnhell viii have more
mans speecb, a. Chairman of the Convention
will be q good ono. lie will pny especial alton:
tion TO Fire Alarm" FORAKER and tho tariff
question. 1t will be n rather long spoesh. how
There hnyo been wordy contests In the hotel
lobbics today between tho Campbelllie... aud
their HrsIr opsn,nsnss The dny hns nnssod" an
Hoiienden Hotel this evening. WHEN Cincin.
natl can rulo tho Democratic party Of Ohio.
You kickers can do your worst. We will elect
ans sy SnS
md Neal. but their Ill effects nre felt
While an nnEry wrnnglo vas n progress this
sser Nolan an Srd anne oo
teur prize fighter. and William and James Pat
tcrson: Neal delegates. all undcrstood to be
from Cincinnati. the lie was pass ed. and In IN
followed. In which four or ave shots were fred.
An innocont bvstander received one OF the hull
let's. after which the weapons wore used rs
testnnts., .Thoy ali received numerous cashes
wen arrested.
entered vigorous protest against the faction
wrangle.. aud TO- night petty disputes are dis.
conntenarced by all. and strong attembt 10
being made 70 restore harmony.
committees. and the organization and running
Of the Convention will be In their hands.
Gov. Campbell said tonight: II helieve I
my nomination, ! think that the result. what
ever It may Re. will be accepted phil rhically
BY all my worthy competitors. and that the
q to the VII
tdent OF my election"
The sun., 1891-07-15
DASHED OYER THE CLIFF
A Runaway Team PIunEes ID own . S!oy
which II Nearly Perrendisslae.

Runaway Team PlunEes Down . Slope
which - Nearly Per"endisslar.
P1TTsDuRoH. July 14.-A runaway team oi
horses rushed down the Penn Incline this
morning and dashed over the edge Of tho cllfr.
The horses went plunging and cnreenina down
the Incline AMI bits OF the wagon trailed after
them. About 300 feet below the street there is
a ridge. and below that the cliff is perpendic-
ular for distance Of $50 feet Over tho ridge
sight.
When the horses made their leap the driver.
realizing that he could do nothing more 70
jumped TOO late. Oyer and over be went as he
rolled down the embenkment behind tn" tcnI,.
Just as he was about to dash over the elifr lie
was thrown against small tree; TO this he
scr am bled back to the street; and won't down
Tho horses were instantly killed. They were
yards OF the PENNSYLVANIA Nai!road. When
the team jumped over the bluff q passenger
almost fell on the renr car. The team. was n
valuable ono and was owned BY D. Stein d
Son, cCal OealcrS
The sun., 1891-07-15
A MONKEY ON Il SPREE
He Filled His Pockets with Money and His
StOmach with LIQUOR md Fought.

He Filled His Pocket. with Money and HI.
Stomach with Liquor and Fought.
A short but spirited fight between a big Ital-
Ian and his small monkey amused Il score OF
harGemen and n crowd Of oungers at the river
front near Harlem Bridge yesterday morning.
Tho monkey was quick. but he was handi-
capped by strap around his waist, by which
tho Italian. who held the string. would swing
him into space at will
The monkey had gone into the cabin Of a
barge. whore he remained so long that his
master on the wharf had exhausted every tune
on his barrel organ before he hauled in the
string and brought the little fellow on deck.
The monkey came with manifest reluctance,
bulging pockets OF his red wnistcoat. and fol.
lowed by hnif a dozen barcemen. all In more
or less jovial frame of mind.
Two things at once became RppnI ent ' the
man Mt the other end OF the string TINT his
monkey had renred rich harvest OF coin. and
that the bargemen had made him drunk. He
could not shnre the whiskey with hiL pet. but
he proceeded to appropriate all the money.
This suited neither the hargemen nor the
lion had been aroused by the liquor he had
swallowed resisted With tooth and nail.
The Italian kent a vigiiant eye on the barge
men during the conflict bnt beyond shouting
enrouraGenent TO the weaker Of the fighters
they preservrd a strict neutrality. Despite
vicious bites and scratches. thu coins were ex-
tracted. ono by one from the pockets OF the
carried away. weeping in grief and drunken
vo oXAtiOn
The sun., 1891-07-15

1t Was True. and Forepaugh's Circus
Audience Went Into u Panic.

t was True. and FOrepnugh's Circus
Audience Went Into u Panic.
Rock ISLAND. ILL.,. July l4.-Forepnugt's a
show exhibited at Rock Island to-day. and
gave n sccne not down on the bills.
The afternoon performance was attended by
some 5000 persons. Just as the grent crowd
started to lcavo the big tent there was cry
hoard at tho entrance:
Lion loose!"
Tho pnssagowny out OF the tent was packed
with people, and back OF thcm were more
pushing to got out The alarming cry was re-
pented. and the circus employees rushed In to
force the crowd back into tho tent.
Women shr!eked and children cried. while
men lost their heads In the confusion. Pick
pockets took advantage OF the opportunity to
DO their work. and succeeded In several in
stances.
Ono woman WAS carried to the nearest house
and doctor was summoned. Others got of
with bruises. That 30 few wore hurt In such q
stampede 10 q wonder.
The cause ior the warning. was not imagin-
ary. An emploYee went 10 The cage containing
the lions with niece OF meat Opening the
door threw hnny the mea Tito the cage he failed.
One Of the lions made n divs nfter 1t and
jumped out OF the cage. but the beast
was soon driven unler tho wagon,
where no was. held hy- loose pieces
Of iron fence until the crowd could depart:
but II was some seconds before the crowd
over. and during this interval the widest con.
fusion ruled Men, women. and children rolled
under tho canvas. while others climbed upon
the benches. many OF them shrieking.
The sun., 1891-07-15
BURNED OUT THE BABY's LIFE
Little Willie AtIee Was Killed By Dose
OF Cnrbolic Acid.

Little Willie AtIee Wns Killed By Dose
OF Cnrboiic Acid.
Willie Atlee. 8 months old, livel with his
grandmother. Mrs. Mclaughlin. and his Aunt
Annie ut 1875 West Sixty-seventh street. Lately
he had been pecvish and soothing mixture
for him was In tho ice box. ..-l.
Yesterday Mrs. Mclaughlin purchased q
bottle OF diluted carbolic acid for hair tonic.
This the servant saw on a table. and she placed
1t In the Ice box; At about midnight Willie.
Sy his s,s reseessnss M She called to Rer mothsr
to got q spoonful OF medicine. at the same time
mcasured out tho REQUIRED dose in the dark.
md Ee,u,hinG aS the hGIi,iGh,eJw RHdr9om 'on
4 IN his mouth he pueksrei his fHee n agony
him carbolc acid by mistnke.
Willie's aunt realized that something WAS
wrong with tho dose. and ried to suck the pol
son rom hi. mouth. Her lips were badly
burns burned and she accomplished nothing for his
Dr. H. NJ. e. King. who lives in the same
house. WINS summoned but Willie had been
fatally burned. He died in two hours.
The sun., 1891-07-15
MISS sHOTWELL,S DIAMOND.
An Unexpected Verdict In Elizabeth b
Court AGainst q Lnwyer.

An Unexpected Verdict In an Elizabeth
Court Against q Lawyer.
ELIZABETH. July IA jury to-day in tho
Elizabeth District Court surprised the law
yers by rendering n verdict against LAWYER
Louis A. Graff in suit which Miss Salie J.
Shotwell OF Railway brought against him for
the recovery OF q diamond sold at SherlH's
sale four years ago. Edson W. Hubbard. q
salesman far q Nav York house. became In
sane. aud was sent to tho Morris Plains Asy-
Ium. wheacs hs was discharged as cured last
April. suti No 10 now7 living In New FORK He
boarded With his wife's cousin. Miss ahotwell,
when he became crazy. and she TOOK charge OF
HE effects.
Tho Union County Board of Freeholders or
dered the Sheritf to levy on the goods when the
man was discharged and sell them to pay a
part Of the expense incurred for Hnbbard's
board at Morris Plains. Among them was.
which LAWYER Graf bought for $26. 80.
The Sheriff said Miss Shotwcll had pre-
sented It to Hubbard. who was a great ad-
mirer OF hers. md who has been widower
ten years. She disclaimed the gift and brought
suit against the lawyer for 500. This jury
awarded her verdict In fifteen minutes.
Lawyer Graf. according to this. will not only
have to my her the money. but likewise must
pay $40 costs Of trial. He cannot recover from
The Sheriff and his only reuress is to sue the
county.
The sun., 1891-07-15

Tho storm centre over northern Michigan. with Q Dc
preston spreading east to Nova Scotia and Of
high pressure central tho south Atlantic coast made
this part of tho country tho most uncomfortable yetsr
day. Tho temperature Mt A. NJ registered 75' which
was warmer than any morning since June 20 The hu-
mdity was abnormal At that hour It amounted to 81
per cent. By noon was ss per cent, and the tenn
perature was $40. Thunder showers occurred In New
Jersey and in the northern part Of this city and light
showers in the city in the morning. Showers fell In the
Ohio Valley also and in tho lake reRona Elsewhere
1t was fair. An area of high pressure WAS moving
southeast from Montana with cooler weather. A fall OF
ton to twenty degrees expected TO take place In the
central States today and should be cooler In this
region by Thursday. with fair weather The highest
Official temperature here was 81 lowest IT, average
humidity 30 per cent, wind south. velocity -
miles an hour.
The sun., 1891-07-15
SPARKS FROM THE TELEGRAPA.

Dr. j. A. Brackins four story brick block At North
and Union streets riitsfed. occupied BY nsny bust
hsss nrins. WAS burned YESTERDAY. L"ssS OuO0
Tho dwelling Of Irwin Palmer. at West Town, ". ".
WAS burned on Monday. Two CHI dren aged four aud
two yrars were IN the house At the tiuie and the
younger WAS bHrhei to dsata
Forest fires destruNe Ell III, li'te hamlet of Whit
ney Wis az Tho 'ichgu ami HotiiWrsi"rh ROAD, Nrr
i-rlAr. Seven families AMI On,J
stare and tnc charcoal kiIns ARE LETT standing
Tho G.rmania ark llOnse, summer resort on
Niagara Rit-r ht laiK k1ck ws- lurned on Monday
niyhL IL IN surp0'eI that the hre wBs OF lnr-nuiaTY
origin ll.s l1hs Nas ahOdt 80. ca Tie bunting WAS
owned by john =. hersL JoEn las-r anu frank Argus
BY the provisions OF tho will of ths iats Nancy Harris
Of Winchester. Mas vaious rslisous socisiiss and
local snteSpIsss In Winchester receive eEAciss and
the residue Of the estAte 10 divided equally the
u0nai UsieD, sSa he xmssissa Bible sosisv.
The sun., 1891-07-15
CLERK HILL PIRDONED.
Newark Politician Transferred from G
Convict to Prison Clerk.

n newark POLITICIAN transferred IRON .
Convict to Prison Clerk.
STATE CANT. SEAaIRr. July 14-The Board
OF PArdons OF the State OF New Jersey met to-
day at tho Governors cottage here and par
doned William A. Hall. who was sentenced
nine years ago to twelve years Imprisonment
for embezzlemcn.. Hall wns clerk in tho
Newark Comptroller's ofTce. He absconded
with quite large amount OF money belonging
to the city and fed 10 Canada. but was brought
back on an alleged charge Of forgery. embez-
element being cnon.extraditable. Tho applica-
tion for his pardon was signed by officers Of
the Court by which no was tried and was put
forward by tho prison authorities. who spoke
highly OF bis conduct In prison.
some surprise was caused By the announce
mont that Hall is to be appointed clerk in tho
prison at a salary OF 81. 200.
Charles Acker Of Mercer county. who was
sentenced for ten years for shooting John
Tnsh in the Princeton Post ONCE In 1889. was
pAroled.
The sun., 1891-07-15
THE ALLEN WORSE.
Or. Donlin Out or Town. aud Dr. Fisk
Called In Late at Night

The Allen. who was stabbed by John Cararo
The Chinese on Thursday night last with
an ice pick In Louis Frnnchis dive at Blocker
street and South Fifth avenue. had turn for
the worse last night.
1t alarmed the household OF Mrs. Theobald
at 24G West Forty third street, where the sick
man has been lying, and a messenger was
sent for DR.. Donlin. tho attending physician.
He reached DR.. Donlins house at 1920 p. NJ.
His mcssnge was that Allen was much worse
and that tho doctor was wanted Immediately.
DR.. Donlin. believing his patient to be on the
road to recovery. had gone out OF town. to be
gone over night.
He will return at o'clock this morning.
DIR. Arthur L. Fisk OF II West Fiftioth street
was cnlled at Tx o'clock to SEQ Allen.
DR.. Fisk remained at the house about half
an hour and nfter his visit said to q Sun re-
porter that Allen was resting comfortably and
was In no immediate danger.
The sun., 1891-07-15

SIGNAL orFIcE FORECAST TILL p NJ wEpHKspAE
For Maine, New Hampshire and Vermont generally
fair except light showers In Vermont, slightly COOLER
except stationary temperature at Eastport, south
wind.
For Massachusetts, Rhode Island. Connecticut and
eastern N,w York uyht shopers syhty cooler. eseess
stdtlondry temptrdure Nantucket Bioek Alonl eal
Neio FORK city; south Uinds.
For tho District Of Columbia, eastern Pennsylvania.
New Jersey. Delaware. and Maryland. Light showsrsy
slightly cooler. southwest winds.
For west Virginia western Now York. and western
Pennsylvania fair Wednesday. except showers tAA
lakes: slightly cooler; southwest wiudG
The sun., 1891-07-15
Il DROWNED HUNCHBACK.

It 10 Supposed that This II tho Corpse OF
j. G. Hallahnn OF Flushing.
What Is probably the body Of tho man
whose vest and hat were found Mt the foot
OF East Twelfth street last Friday. with a
note intimatnC that their owner had com.
mitted suicide. was found floating in the East
River. at the foot OF Eleventh street. yes
terday aud sent to the MorRue. The police
report the body to have been 8 feet inches
tall while at the Morgue 1t Is recorded as 4
feet 10 inches hiRh: and as being found at Pier
II. The man had on neither coat nor vest
that the man who owned the coat and vest was
Joseph G. Hullahan, hunchback OF Flush
inc [,
The sun., 1891-07-15

GoiuE to New Jersey to Visit the State
Camp At NeAgirt.

Gov Hill and his party arrived in New York
last evening from the yachting trip that began
last Tuesday. After dinner tho Governor won't
to see " Tho Grand Duchess" and he strolled
back to the Hoffman House whom tho per-
formance was over
To-day ho will 10 to Normandis- BY the. Sea,
Gen. Porter Io.morrow. < long. I pianned @ but
several-times def"t red visit to the Now Ier. oy
semblins OF the stan. Gov. Albeit and his
staf. mounted. will receive tho New York era nt
Ing and escort them TO the camp, where ~ re-
centi"n VII be given 10 Gov. Hill: Gov. Hin
will probably return 10 ALBANY on Friday.
The sun., 1891-07-15

A man was taken to Bellevue Hospital yes
terday suffering from he effects Of liquor and
the heat. He was found In front OF 1.076 Second
avenue. II 10 thought that his name is II. Nc
Guinnes.
- Thomas ". Slater, a dentist Of 1926 West
heat and was taken to Manhattan Hospital.
Harriet Jane. 80 years OH. OF 200 East
Twenty ninth street.. was taken to the New
Joseph McCullagh. a musician. Of 1882 Third
avenue. wa. attended TO by O Presbyterian
Hospital ambulance surgeon.
The sun., 1891-07-15

The body OF tho man washed ashore at Long
Beach on Monday afternoon cannot be identi-
Aed rs that OF Norwood from the naphtha
launch Ethel. which was capsized or Long
Beach on Sunday. The body had evidently
been In the water some time.
Pearsalrs dock. Far Rocknway, 1t 10 believed
TO bs that III Louis Cammersr. the owner OF the
tho boat went over. Word was sent to the
dead mans relatives.
The sun., 1891-07-15
An Unwe,eome Visitor !. Ford am Heights.

George Deuchart. the ex-convict who raided
Fordham Heights on Sunday night and was
caught by Policeman Keresey. with nearly 5000
worth Of plunder. on Monday. pleaded guilty
in the Morrisania Court yesterday. and was
held for trial.
He has been ont OF prison only few days.
On Monday morning Deuchart broke into tho
residence Of ex-Judge Bailey. and robbed his
coachman Of watch and chain. a revolver.
and a pair Of gloves
cured clothing ana watch and slowed them
away ip q feed bag He was caught prowling
around the grounds Of William II. II. Mall, the
dry goods merchant. and was marched to the
High, Bridge police station at the point OF .
pistol
The sun., 1891-07-15
D-. Lung Arrested for Mr,pr.e et,ee.

DR.. Jesse B. Lung of 3s2 Marion street.
Brooklyn. WIS arrested last night by De ective
Sergeant Mccormack and locked up In the
Fifth avenue police station on IL charge OF
malpractice Ho Is accused "f having per-
formed a criminal operation ON Mrs. II. Rogers
OF 4l2 Seventh avenue on April 80. A warrant
Tor his arrest was issue carly in June by jus;
Yesterday. Mrs. Rogers is still suffering from
tho Affects of the ol" ration. DR.. Lung denies
tho charge. He will be arrairned In tho Adams
Sireet Police Court this morning.