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ARRESTED HIM FOR PERJURY.
Witness Beunett, in the Gallivan
Trial, Taken in Custody.

The trial OF Michael j. Gallivan. proprietor
OF the Excelsior stables In West FIfty-tfth
street, charged with murder In the second
degree In killing Stableman James Cummings
last christmas, was resumed this morning
before Recorder Smyth In Part l., General
Session.
A sensation was created by the arrest In
the courtroom OF 4 witness for perjury. The
man was Thomas Bennett, the hackman
whose testimony on behalf OF Gallivan was
totally denied and r.pudIated by the latter
and other witnesses.
Bennett had sworn that he was present at
the time OF the shooting, and saw Cummings
ana man named Hurley beat Gallivan with
a balcstick. Bennett advised the latter TO
shoot the men.
A warrant was issued for Benefits arrest,
and when he appeared in the courtroom and
took a front seat IN the spectators box Capt.
Lindsay, Of the Court squad, asked him to
step outside the room.
Bennett, who seemed to be under the influ-
ence OF liquor, refused, and when the officer
undcrtood to eject him he resisted.
A scrimmage cnsucd between Bennett and
several court Officers, which brought the pro-
Ceedings to standstlll
Bennett was finally Overpowcred and taken
in charge by Detective lrainor, OF the Dis
trict-AtTOrheys oilice. He Will be indicted
Tor pei jury.
In the District-Attorney' Office Bennett
suddenly became uncou suiOus. He was taken
to chambers street hospital, whore surgeon
stone declared the man was suffering from
alcoholism.
| bennett Is now prisoner In the hospital.
Two physicians were called to the witness
stand this morning, aud their evidence closed
| the case fUI both Sides.
| DR.. Charles i. Chctwood, one OF the visit
| ing physicians at the city Prison, testified
| that, with DR.. McGee, he examined Gallivan
when he was brought In and found him sui
fering from injuries about the face and body.
| Three ribs and the nasal bone were broken,
beside several other injuries about the head.
Dr. Morton Grinnell, visiting surgeon at
Bellevue Hospital, was called In rebuttal.
Lawyer Howe began to sum up for Gallivan.
| The case Will go to the jury tonight
The evening world., 1891-12-03
.LOPPY MAY DIE ON MONDAY.
The Wife-Murderer Apparently
Resigned to His Fate.
!sprcIL TO THR EVENING WORLD

lhPTT1AI To The EVENING WORLD
SING SING, y. Y. Dec. 3-Martiu ID. LCppy,
who Is under sentence to die In the electric
chair during the week beginning at midnight
sunday, Is arousing more interest among his
keepers than any condemned man that has
been In their care.
Unul brought TO Sing sing Loppy was
cranky, sarrulouS anu forever protesting
that his conviction was an outrage and that
his wife committed suicide instead OF being
murdered by him.
Warden Fallon, OF the TOmbs, was always
afraid that Loppy would commit suicide, and
was greatly relieved when the condemned
man vas taken away.
great change in the murderer. lie Is now
the silent, quiet man OF the condemned cells,
rarely speaking and never giving any trouble
! u his keepers.
lie reads only the Bible, and when he is not
reading or lying asleep on his marrow bed, he
! PAGES The confines OF his smell cell with his
hands clasped behind his back and his eyes
looking into space, apparently lost In
will he go to death with q denial on his
lips or IS he considerihg tue adyisability OF
! That is the question which interests the
death watchers as they observe the move
ments OF Loppy from day to day.
! Chaplain Edg"rton visits Loppy twice daily
now, and Chaplain Law has been up from the
| ToInbs to see him.
| While Loppy does not refer by action or
speech to his approaching death, It Is evident
! inc such consolation rs he can md In the
Bible.
II is stated on good authority that the wit
ncss.s VI Loppy death Will be the same pro-
fessional gentlemen who saw the electric cur
rent turned into the bodies OF Slocum, Smiler,
Wood and Jugiro.
! Warden Brown will not give any idea OF the
| time when ~ nrpnIsps I1pny "a
The evening world., 1891-12-03
Briefs by Wira.

Louis Boerin. the Swiss Consul Is Chicago, diod
yesterday afternoon,
Al a rabbit hunt near CrAwforsvil.e over ], 600
of the crop destroyers we're Killed.
District-Attorncy Hamilton, of Albany, and an
ofhcor sail Tor England Saturday to bring back
Thomas s. O'Brien. wanted for trial on charge OF
grand larceny in nrst degree.
The Vermont Cen raj Railroad Is to build grain
elevator, capacity 2bU, 600 bushels, at Norwood,
the junction Of the Central aud the Rome, Water
town and Ogdensbura roads.
Assistant Secretary WhAIton, oi the Departn mt
Of State, has gone 10 Boston for weeks stay.
The United state. steamship Boston arrived at
Montesideo yesterday,
Levi Darling, nmety.one years old, of Douglas,
Mass. committed suicide yesterday by haE zing.
Dom Pedro IL today declared to be out Of danger.
-Four miners were killed by choks damp to-day In
the Agccrou Gallery. near Name IesteT, ling land.
The evening world., 1891-12-03
State BOARD OF Canvassers Served
with Fresh Orders To-Day.

ALBANY, Dec 3.-At IL O'Clock this MORN
ing the large room In the oflice OF the Secrc-
tary OF state In which the state Board OF
Canvasscrs hold their meetings was scene
OF hustle and activity. The democratic
counsel was reinforced BY Daniel e. Grimm,
Chairman OF the Executive Committee of the
State Committee, and Corporation Counsel
Almet i. jerks, or Brooklyn.
The counsel for the Republicans was less
formidable than yesterday, Col. George Bliss
and Matthew Hale being in New York city
to-day.
WheA tho Board was called together at
l1.2O A. NJ. by Secretary OF state Rice, Wnl
a. sutherland, Of Rochester, served two more
orders granted by Judge Landon at Schenec-
tady yesterday upon the members Of the
Board.
They are orders for mandamus proceedings
| to be heard before Judge Edwards at Hudson
on saturday, requiring the Board to SHOW
cause why certificates OF election SHOULD not
be issued TO Senators-elect Derby, In the six
| NTH District, both Republicans, on the face
OF the returns nled from these districts, and
why the Boards determination OF the qucs-
| ton should rot be made upon those state
| any cXtranCOuS matters connected with the
Canva s. Tor Senators In these two districts.
| stay III bOtn cases Is COntnluPQ III tne
orders only, In case the Board attemptJ To
| canvass the returns Tor senator In thOses tw o
districts, and In connection Herewith con-
siders what the.orders refer to as "extrane-
Gus matters," such as the protests from the
| Democratic senatorial candidates IN those
| districts.
Secretary Rice, addressing the Republican
counsel. said the Board wished TO say 10 those
! Republican lawyers who signed the statement
| In writing which was submitted to the Board
| yesterday, that II has no power TO enter into
any specific contract relative to these con-
tosts, but that counsel representing the va
| riouS contestants and various parties at In
terest would proceed with all possible de-
spatch to get an adjudication from the
courts Thi, Board viii, In every way they
can. facilitate this plan, and to that end will
adJOurl from day TO day.
, The question as TO when and how long the
Board can adjourn under the statute was
again discussed by the lawyers and again
dropped without an agreement. The major
1ty OF them, however, agreeing that regard.
Ing adjournments the statute was permiS-
sivc.
Almet +. jerks then read the answer OF the
Democratic lawyers to the proposition sub
mitted TO them yesterday by the Republican
lawyers
At his conclusion the Board adjourned until
IL o'clock Tomorrow morning IN order to give
lime for the conference between the repre-.
sentatiyes OF the Republican and Democratic
counsel
The evening world., 1891-12-03
Russia's Ruler Urges Vigorous Ac-
tion Ag ainst tho Stundists.

ST. FETERsBURGu, Dec. 3~-The Car has
issued q rescript appointing new Mctropoli-
tan OF the Greek Church at Kiefr. His
Majesty urges that the most vigorous action
should be taken against the stundists, who,
he says, "are injuring more and more the
faith OF our fathers"
The Stundists are Protestant sect, con-
sisting mostly OF Russians from the Ea tern
Church, which was formed In 1917. They
repudiate the sacraments and demand an
equal distribution OF properly. synod OF
the Eastern Church some time since pro-
nounced them guilty OF Diasphemy and
mathematical them. 1t is estimated that
the sect has over one million members.
The evening world., 1891-12-03
HE BLEW OUT HIS BRAINS.
John T. Staples, the Rich Cracker
Maker, q Suicide.
,.pyo,.,. TO THE EVENING wor,,. ,


TRENTON, n. j., Dec 3-Iohn r. Staples,
the wealthy cracker manufacturer OF this
town, put II bullet into his head at his home
here this morning.
lie owned n handsome residence IN q fash.
ionable part OF the town, which he had just
improved.
Mr.. staples had been AFFLICTED with melan.
cholia, and was haunted with the idea that
he was getting poor. His doctors advised
perfect rest Tor while and recommended O
voyage to Bermuda. His wife urged him u
60, and he consented.
They were preparing for the trip to-day
Mrs staples was packing valise, when sht
heard the report OF a pistol, and hurried tC
her husbands side just as he breathed hi:
last.
Mr.. staples's estate Is worth about
e15O,O0O.
The evening world., 1891-12-03
THE WORLD: THURSDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 8, 1884,
SOLVING THE LYONS MYSTERY.
New Evidence Discovered In
eliminating Mickey Sliney.
That Mysterious Note Written OH
Paper Very Like His Bill Heads.

Cherry Hill turned out in force this morn
ing and attended the innuest on Robert
LYONS. who was Killed with a cleayer in his
butcher shop, at l52 Cherry street, on Nov.
90 last.
But interest in the case was not confined to
the Fourth Ward, and when Coroner Messe-
mer resumed the inquiry into this most mys-
terlous and complicated OF cases the court
room vns crowded with all classes OF people
anxious to get a look at the innocent looking
boy Nichnpl Sllney who stands charged
with the horrible crimc-the slaughter OF his
best ana most intimate friend.
Conspicuous among the crowd OF witnesses
to-day was Father john j. kean, Of St
Janes's Roman Catholic Church, whose name
was forged 10 the note which plays such a
prominent part In the affair.
Mrs, LYONS aud the widow Of the dead man
sat lust behind sliney, who faced the jury as
calm and unmoved as II was possible to b.,
When the Inquest was ADJOURNED last Mon
d,y Jrant urnps,sh Iyons.s errnnd boy.
~ .' ' ,.,' ',.',.,.,s ,a.,,r,n,,v
who has gwen very damaging testimony
against Sliney, was on the stand. lie was
rcroI,ed for cross.rxnniuntion by LAWYER
"
HOUSE thls morning.
MIR. liousc Is suspicious of the boys story,
| ana oues,iopod him YER, closely
anu tu''',o"' ~ N'', WIZ 'io','
IaklhB up the note Whlch faiher Mean uc-
clared. to be u forgery, Mr. House asked
uro,..,.h to ,vr,te h,s namo and address. and
va 'A w "''> ' "','o ",'e ' -,
Ne Wrole III very oao ana uneven manu-
"Frank Hronsish, - leuuccr street, Brook
,yn. A, Nr I,on.n,s ronuest he also cnni.d
| .'"' . . .,.
the lOrBed hote' Whlch roau;
"Plcs send by up 10 vestry right way"
No s,,,,,ar,ty In the WRITINGS ,iuld h,
:
traced.
The boy said he was born In this city and
hod ,vorrod for LYONS ,,ur r,nY,h4 Ie had
nau "oi n.u ~. ~ o'l' WV , ia ,,' M
also worked ior man named Love IN cam
arne Market. lie remembered all about
S,i,,ov i'm, cor,d pot t., whom n. frat won,
siines, oul oo"'u no. '''i "n'. Nv ."n' WV "l
10 wTX nor whether De went 10 Love piac'
on THANKSGIVING morning the day after the
iuiuo'' " so' s''t' ',.0'.
Later he SAID lie had talk Win Love- ou
did not get any meat
| . n,, ,,o, ,o ,,,, ,ho, N,loy S,,no,
Diu 'ou say w h'ui .na' 'oN.' nm
CD not hand that note 10 BOD Lyons r asKee
Mr. House.
81 cant remember
"Didn't you say II was tall, red-chccKct
stranger who gave 1t TO him"
81 cant remember.
the day OF the murderi"
%! can't answer that question:
"What old you mean by saying TO Mr.. Low
that you didn't know VINO gave the note u
Bob. but that 1t was fellow uf that deScrip
tion?'
~ can't answer That either"
Father kcan ilicd IN regard to the not
that hc did not write It, He had no red Ink II
his house. sllney was member OF his con
gresatiun, atitLdcd mass ana confesslOi
regularly, had been member or the thurcl
Literary Union and had done much cnicicn
voluntary work for the free school OF tn
church. His impression OF slincy's cAaracte
The evening world., 1891-12-03
ROASTED In AN OIL-TANK.
William Dow's Lamp Exploded Cases
that Had Generated There.

William Dow, OF $40 East Twelfth street,
employed In the oil mnnutactory OF A. W.
Harris a CO., NJ ~ Cortlandt street. went
into an empty Oil-tank ut the rear or the store
this morning Tor the purpose II cleaning II.
lie carried an ordinary hand lamp with him.
The tank Is an IRON one with capacity OF
about 500 gallons and II USED Tor the storage
OF machinery oil. The gases In the tank took
burned about the head, arms body and
thighs. II Is also believed he Inhaled some OF
the flames.
lie was taken To Bellevue Hospital and Will
probably die IRON his injuries.
The evening world., 1891-12-03
JOHN N MANUS HANGED.
Fate of a Noted Criminal Who
Killed Three Men.

tpy AssocIATEp PRESS.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 3.-John McManus was
hanged in the corridor of Moyamenslng Prison
this morning. The drop fell at 1000 o'clock.
The crime for which John McManus was
hanged to-day was the fatal shooting on the
night OF Feb. II, 1890, OF Eugene Maginnis.
McManus was born In this city forty years
ago. In early lie he shot and killed sailor
In this city, for which crime he served five
years in the penitsntiary. His next appear
ance In the dock was for the fatal shooting, In
1879, OF u man named Barney Reilly at a
Democratic mass-meeting. For this crime he
was acquitted Tor lack OF evidence.
McManus lived with q notorious woman
named Amanda Cross. on the night OF the
murder McManus, the woman Cross and
Maginnis had been drinking together. Me-
Manus accused Masinnis OF trying TO alenate
the affections OF the woman. A quarrel took
place between the two men and Magtnnts lett
the house. McManus followed and shot him
twice. Magtnnis died Of his wounds
The evening world., 1891-12-03
NIBLO'S CHANGES HANDS.
Gilmore Going to Give the Academy
Up to a Permanent Circus.

1t is announced that Niblos Garden is to
change hands on Jan. !, Manager L. q. Gil
more having transferred his lease OF the
theatre to Mr.. Elmer L. Vance. an electrician
and author OF "Thc Limited Mail"
Niblo's mas been run during the past twenty
years by jarrett Palmer. W. J. Fleming,
Gardner g. Busch, j. II. Havcrly and John II.
Starin. Mr.. Gilmore opened the house with
Enchantmcnt.' HIS greatest success Was
with 1.-The Black crook " and Excelsior -
The house belongs to the stewart estate.
Manager Gilmore contempates leasing the
Academy to a syndicate who will spend
800. 900 IN alterations and establish per-
manent circus there. He thinks there IS Il
great field IN New York for IA circus all the
year round rs good as Barnum's and with n
varied round OF attractions.
The evening world., 1891-12-03
Asking that Judge Edwards's Order
Be Vacated.
my ASSOCIATED PREss.l

TBY ASSOCIATED PRESS
Troy, Dec. 3.-Bcfore Justice Edwards this
morning Deputy Attorney General Maynard
and William j. Roche, representing the State
Board or Canvassers, applied for an order to
vacate the stay granted Tuesday by Justice
Edwards, restraining the state BOARD IRON
canvaSsing an alleged false certificate from
DutChess County.
The court VIII hear counsel on both sides
further tomorrow morning.
The evening world., 1891-12-03
ABANDONED THEIR SHIP.
Crew Of the Frank Dow Brought to
Port To-Day.

The Red "D" line steamship Valencia ar
rived to-day from CWacoa, bringing the crew,
seven In number, o; the American brig Frank
DOW.
The latter, under command Of Capt. Titus,
left Pansboro, n. s., Oct. 20, for Richmond,
Va. Nov. 8, when of Absecom, she encoun-
tered hurricane which smashed boats and
dt ch fixtures and caused the vessel to leak.
Nov. y the Valencia rescued all hands, TAX
Ing them To CuracOa ana thence here.
The Dow registered 30l tons; she was
abandoned In lat. 37.43, long 1908.
The evening world., 1891-12-03
Dutcness County Clerk Accused.
tsPECIAL TO THE EVENING woRLD.l

ItFECIAL 10 TIE kvENING WORLD.
ALBANY, Dec. 3-Charscs We're preferred
against County Clerk Hoffman, OF Duchess
County, to-day by the Chairman OF the cam
rassing Board Tor refusing TO sign the returns
upon the order OF the Secretary of state, and he
was ordered to appcar before Gov. llill, Satur-
day AT o 4. NJ, TO show cause why be should
not be removed,
The evening world., 1891-12-03
Gratifying to Al.

sal acceptance and approval OF tho pleasant
liquid iruit remedy syrup OF Figs. Us the most
excellent laxative known, Illustrate the value
OF the qualities on which Its success Is based
and are aDupdantly gratifying 70 the Cali.
tornia Fig syrup Company. -
The evening world., 1891-12-03
IMPORTANT TO CALLERS.
Timely Tips to Ladies' Seeking
Gloves nnd Engraved Calling Cards.

Eycry lady needs calling cards. The best
can be secured AT DIN +. Ely & Bros, one
liuadl cd and rwcnty-lith street and seventh
uy,nuc, who uncr lna stationery, copper
plate, engraved with name, and iifty cards,
extra uualiy, Tor 10 cents.
liny carus. Printed lrCla your own Plates,
cost uuiI ~ c''uts, and II you call there Fri
day you Mi! wlthcas the great sale ni sl.3o,
S-6ul ton, Suede Mousquctalrc gloves ~ 0S
ceALa
The evening world., 1891-12-03
Waterbury Lumber Yards Burned

lrY hss"CIATED rREss.
WATERBURy, Conn, Dee. 3.-The shops and
lumber yards OF Tracey Brothers, IOimers and
builders on Meadow street, were completely
destroyed by fire AT l,3O this morning, The
stables uf the llutt Elevator company and y.
B. SinOn's carpenter shop wcr" also burned.
The tOta! loss Is 100000; Insurance about
$4,000.
The evening world., 1891-12-03
Yacht Wadena to Go around tho
World.


TFf
lIALIFAy, y. =, Dec. 3.-Thc new steam
yacht Naicna, Of Cleveland o., $. II. Wade,
Jr., owner, put in here yesterday afternoon Tor
coal and sailed FOR BOSTON last night. There
She viii have the finishing touches put on her
and VIII sail thence for CadA spain, where
her owner with his family viii la her and
afterwards cruise around the world.
The evening world., 1891-12-03
FIVE DAYS In OPEN BOATS.

Crew OF sinking Bark from Savan.
nah Saved by the John.
A cable despatch received from London to-
day states that the British bark Cwm Dom
kin, capt. simmons, from savannah, Oct II,
for Hamburg. was abandoned at sea, Nov. IL,
In a sinking condition. The crew took to the
boats and were picked up Nov IL by the
bark John and landed to-day at swansea,
Wales.
The Cwm Donkin lost her rudder and
sprang alcak In hurricane Nov. 10, aud
pumping was found to be useless.
The evening world., 1891-12-03
Tho Onondaga Canvass Cases.

SYRACUSE, Dec. 3.-In Judge o'Brien's Court
this morning the application for ordering q
recount ON Senator in the Twenty-tirth Dis
trict and on Assemblyman In the First Onon-
daga District was argued.
The evening world., 1891-12-03
Six Injured by an Explosion in Glas-
COWS Underground Railway.
LnY AsEOCIATTD rNEsl

THf AhhVNIATfU FNEhh'
GLASGOW, Dec. 3,-Ihcrc was an explosion
OF gas In the new underground railway be-
meath Andeiston Cross IN this city to-day.
The stree; was blown up, compelling sus-
pension Of traillc. SIX persons were injured.
The evening world., 1891-12-03
Drew a Pistol on an Editor.

Piano-Mahcr John swick, ~ 80 East ono
Hundred anu rwenty-nith street, was paruled
at Jefferson Market to-day, to answer the
charge oi drawing pisto on Editor Marc {.
ihe trouUl" grew ouI OF alleged publication,
IN the MUSitui courier.
The evening world., 1891-12-03

ego. 900 More ;or street Cleaning.
The Board Of Estimate to-day gave street,
Clcanins Commissioner Brennan $4,000 to
add 10 his ,uud Tor cartipg.
The evening world., 1891-12-03
SAFE In PORT AT LAST.
Ship Manuel Llagono Reaches San
Francisco After I'll Days.

1t Is learned to-day that the American ship,
Manuel Llagono which left this port June l
for san FraHoisco and had been given UP as
lost, reached her destination yesterday,
badly damaged. She consumed III days In
making the passage.
The evening world., 1891-12-03

Mesero,a to BS Tried Next Week.
Darwin J. Meserolc, son q Gen. J. '. Me =
crolc, who shot and Killed Theodore Laruis IN
Doyio CumStuckS Hat In sackcGt street, VA.
bc called to trial IN the Brooklyn court u
oyer and lCrmluCT next Monday.
The evening world., 1891-12-03

Turned Out by His Stepm other.
Thomas Monaghan, nine years old and
thinly clad, who was found asleep In a
poultry box, told the Jersey city police early
I, day that his cruel stepmothcr had driven
him from their home IN the Colgate flats on
Mercer street. HIS story is being inyesti-
gAIeu.
The evening world., 1891-12-03
Major Throckmorton's Court Mar
Ipy ASSOCIATED PRyss.'

Ipr ASSOCIATED PREss'
WASHINGTON, Dec. 3.-After due consdera-
tion OF the representations upon which the
court-martial OF Major ThrOckmortOn. Second
Artillery, WAS suspended, the order OF Sus-
pension has been rcNuked and the trial VII
proceed at New York Dec. %.
The evening world., 1891-12-03
They Arc HAPPY!

Who srssaying money BY getting funsfruRx. Of
GEO. q. FLISr Co.. llth 81, near 9th ave, -
The evening world., 1891-12-03
cONFERR|NG ON THE CANVASS.
Democratic and Republican
Counsel Meet at Albany.
The State Board, Served with Fresh
Orders, Again AdJourns.
my ASSOCIATED rRpss.l

ALBANY, Dec. 3.-The following is the reply
OF the counsel OF the Democrats to the stipu-
lation which the Republican lawyers asked
them to enter into yesterday with reference
to the disputed senatorial districts:
Hon. Aattheu Hai., Albany, N. y.
DEAR Sir: Replying to the communication OF
Jo'eph c Choate, yourself aud others addressed to
the Board of Canyassers and to the counsel repre-
senting tho Democratic candidate for Senators In
the contested Senatorial districts we state that we
msnifestsd man by Gov Hill and 6y counsel heretofore
representing Democratic candidates to secure an
vexed questions With have srissa in connection
wn baD ts h Ss i s"
would misropres.n, the MiIhes n Of opf clients
shS"d ths tme to submit
dispute to tho adjudication Of the tribunal sug-
pGeclats the chief diHenIty lies in the pfac,icsl
execution OF the proposition. ,.-..,
of three, to be sppoiHted BY you, with tbe view q
agreeing upon the details Of the plan OF ADJUST
ment.
and we suggest, therefore. a mceting Of a commit
scmbly Committee on internal Affairs immediately
after the adjournment OF the. Board OF State Cam
Very respectfully. your ooedient servants,
+. X. GILBERT,
ID @. GRIffIN,
RICHARD CHA D b. Gnrrswoop. jr.
Dated Dec g. 1891.
AS a result OF this agreement Judge Gilbert,
Daniel G. Griffin and Judge Whitman, OF
Sandy Hill, representing the Democrats, aud
Wm. y. sutherland, Judge Cady and Mr..
Parkhurst, OF llorncllsville, representing the
Republicans, met in executive session alter
the State Board of Canvassers adjourned.
The conference. after holding for an :hour
and IA haif, took recess until $50 O'Clock
this evening.
William x. sutherland said alter the meet.
INC that this action was taken in order to give
the State Board OF CanvasserS time 10 con-
suit counsel and ascertain whether the
statute requires that the Board must com.
pletc the CANVASS within llVe days rom the
commencement thereof.
| " II II Is held that IL must act within the
prescribed time, which | Doubt said Mi
Sutherland " OF course the plan OF procedur,
which we contemplate o! getting decision
Of the court OF Appeals on the four disputed
Senatorial districts cannot be carried out or
| account OF lack OF time"
The evening world., 1891-12-03
BUSY BROOKLYN BURGLARS.

Many Small Robberies and Three
Captures Reported.
Many burglaries were reported by the
Brooklyn polico this morning. several men
claiming TO live In New YORK We're arrested
for the crimes, and the police believe that a
gang OF burglars went over into their baiii-
wick from this city.
The evening world., 1891-12-03
NEW SCHOOL TRUSTEES.
Elected by the Board OF Education
for Five Years from Jan. !.

The fo!lowing-naDied School Trustees have
been elected by the Board of Education, each
to serve fiye years, beginning Jan. l, 1892: