The evening world., 1891-04-28

uohen DINERS which were beng removed from
the MorRue for pauper burial.
Warden Fallon, however. decided that II
would be best to keep the body at the Morpue
Tor twentJ-four hours longer, IN case any OF
the relatives Of the dead woman snould come
to town and desire to give 1t q decent burial,
no the box was carried back to tue dead room,
where 1t viii remain until tomorrow morning.
IL none OF the Salem relatives are heard from
to-day the body will be sent to Potters' Field.
BARGE OFFICE CLUE.
shortly before IL O'Clock capt. whalon, ex-
Superintendent of the Barge once, entered the
Oak street station and was closeted with Capt.
O'Connor.
h12 O'Clock he again emerged and walked
over to PARK Row, while Detective McClossey
hurried out OF the station and arouud to
Franklin Square, whore he met Detective Null
hoiland.
Both hurried up the stairs OF tho L station
and took train for South Ferry.
Neither Capt, Whalen nor Detective Nc
Closkey would say anything to reporters about
the nature Of the formers visit
AN IMPORTANT PRISONER
Shortly after noon there were signs Of moro
mysterious activity at the Oak street station,
Two young women VINO have already figured
In this case, aud who are well known among
the water street resorts, came to the station to-
gether and were admitted 10 the private room
OF Capt. o'Connor.
They remained In the station about half an
hour, when they reappeared and sauntered OF
In the direction Of Cherry Hnl.
They have visited the station on several pre-
vious occasions with the detectives who are at
work on the case, ana were there late las.
night.
They came to-day alone and went away
without en- escort Their names are Jenny
Lynch and Mary Cody. Mary Is q short, black
haired girl, aud Jennie is q tall blonde, and
both Of them are comparatively young, al
though they show the results OF the dissolute
life which they Iead.
They both refused to say for what purpose
they had visited the police, and when they left
the station they went directly to the East River
River Hotel and disappeared at the "family
entrance"
Jennings, Of the East River Hotel, called ct
about ten minutes.
He also refused to say for what purpose he
had been summoned or whether or not any
new clues had been discovered.
CAN THEY IDENTIFY HIM;
1t Is believed that he has been assisting the
pohoe III 'he case' ior no mas spent most OF me
tune for the past two days IN skirmishing
around the precinct and haunting the varioua
dives and resorts In the neg ghborhood OF Cherry
Hill
Ward Detective Grifith came to the station
at IL 4b with an old woman, whom he had
.rr..,.a down ,n o,,var s,rao, sn. ,.. 49,.
head covered with An old shawl anu her dres.
| wastorn s1n dirty.
Capt. o'Connor, when asked II these people
were brought to the station TO assist in the
| cation of the prisoners who had been
| previously arrested, looked mys,er,ous and
said that he was not ct liberty to talk about the
case.
II was rumored about the precin u that man
had been arrested early this morning. and had
been locked up in cell ever since daybreak.
Itwas aid that he had been brouph ht in oy n
Central ofioe detective, and that his appear
auce answered fairly well to the description
given by Mary Minlter of the supposed muir
derer of old ..Saakespeare.n
According to the current rumor blood stains
had been found upon his clothing, and blood
marks were found upon his hands and on his
finger nails.
Capt O'Connor when asked II this report
was true, denied IL with consi Jerabie en- phasis.
CARRIE pRIscoK COMMITTED.
Central once Detective McCioskey to-day
got coroner schuitz 70 commit mary Drhcoe'
~ "I1s',.n ws go. s 80 " .Ao ous' y. De.ou.
-,,n q. ,s. 49,.
BRooKLfN POLICE FIND FAULT.
1t is evident that the Brooklyn police are dis
RuRted with the action of the New York au.
rhorities because of their failure to send Mary
| Miniter over 70 Brooklyn yesterday afternoon
| to see the man VINO was held on the suspicion
that he was the "Frencny" whom the police
| are looking for.
Capt Easons men got on his track several
| days ago and have been searching night and
day ever since to ind him. After the arrest
S.,.osve. % tive n saun,srea tn,o T.s"oos,,.ps @ sns
upon seeing the man shook his head and said
ne was not the man wanted.