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The evening world., 1891-12-22
WAYLA|D, MURDERED, ROBBED.
Aged Hugh McGuire's Body Found
in the Woods Near PeekskilL
,,yrc,., TO THE EVENING wonrp,

PEEKsKILL, Dec. 22.--People here are hor-
riHed at the discovery OF what Is believed to
be evidences OF dastardly murder.
The body OF Hugh Mcclure, an aged resi-
dent OF Vcrplanck's Point, was found yester-
day morning In the bushes beside lonely
road leading from Oldneld's brlck-yard, about
mile from the village.
The dead mans face was badly scratched
and battered. There was deep cut IN the
back OF the head, as II made by blow with
some blunt instrument or "A stone, and his
clothing was torn and showed evidences OF u
severe struggle.
Mr.. Mcclure was last seen alive Saturday
afternoon. when he visited Peekskill, and
started to walk To his home, about three
miles, shortly after ! O'Clock. His road lay
through lonely country. on his way out OF
PecksKili he stopped at Benner 4 Coles brick
yard, where his son James had worked, and
got an overcoat which he had left there.
II Is known that when Mr.. Mcclure LETT
Peehsklll he had considerable money with
him, which he carried IN an old worn pocket
book.
Nothing was seen OF him after he started on
his journey aioot. He did not come home the
following day, and his family began to set
anxious. sunday night a search party was
organized. and the whole ~ the rough and
unfrequentcd region between feeR,klll and
Nerplanck's Point was explored.
Early yesterday morning they found his
body in the condition described the over.
coat which he had carried with him was
missing, as was the pockeibook containing
his money.
The spot where the body was found Is sew
eral hundred yards from the main road, ana
It is believed that the murderer came up be-
hind the old man In the dark and struck him
the stunning blow in the back OF the head
which killed him. lie was then robbed, and
the murderer, after dragging his body some
dist ance, pitched 1t into the bushes ana made
his escape with the booty.
There Is a small colony Of Italian laborers
about half mile to the east Of the spot
where McGuires body WAS found, ana II Is
suspected that some OF these people may
know about the crime. As yet, however, no
evidence against any OF them has been dis
covered.
Coroner sutton began his investigation of
the crime this morning, and II iS expected
that several arrests Will soon be made. The
Italians spoken OF are kept under close sur
yCllllACe,
The evening world., 1891-12-22
U. s. SOLDIERS SURROUNDED.
Mexican Rebels Hem in Capt.
Hardee and His Cavalrymen.
Try AssocIAIEp PEEss.


WASHINGTON, Dec. :2.-The secretary OF
state has received n despatch from the United
States Consul at Laredo saying that Capt.
Hardee, Third cavalry, and his troop, together
with United States Marshal, were sur
rounded near Fort Macintosh, Tex, by q
large body OF Mexican insurgents under
Cara.
1t Is not known whether the Americans are
at liberty or are still prisoners.
The matter was referred to the War de-
partment. telegram OF inquiry was sent 10
Gen. Stanley, commanding the Department
OF Texas, and reply was received saying
that he had ordered troops to the scene of the
reported trouble and would report later In
the day.
Army ofIicials do not attach much sgnifl-
cance to the Consuls telegram. They think
he was deceived by rumor OF trouble that
had little foundation IN fact.
The evening world., 1891-12-22
FOREIGN NEWS OF THE DAY.
Theft of the Hargroave Jewels
Traced to Mrs. Capt. 0sborue.
joseph Chamberlain Regarded as
the New lnionist Leader.
inN AsaoCIArrp rnEss [


LOSpoS, Dec o2.-Sir Charles Russell and
the other counsel for the plaintin In the ac-
tion for libel brought by Mrs. osborne, wife
OF capt. osborne, against Mrs. Iiargreave,
wife OF Major iiargreave, to-day announced
to the Court that, acting under instructions
from capt. Osborne, they withdrew the case.
Sir Charles Russell announced In addition
that Mr.. ana Mrs. Osborne accepted u verdict
tor the defendants.
Sir Edward Clarke, the Solicit tor-Gencrnl,
counsel for Mrs largreavc, stated that In
uuirics which had been made concerning u
letter which was sent to the Judge on Satur-
day had led 20 the detection Of Bank OF Eng
land notes for which 800 sovercigns had been
changed.
These notes, Sir Edward said. bore the
maiden name Of Mrs. Osborne one ESQ note
had been traced and II was found that II had
been paid by Mrs. osborne for purchases OF
linen. Other notes signed Elliott had been
traced to the Bank Of England.
When these facts became known Sir
Edward declared the result OF the trial be-
came n certainty. The announcement; of
these discoveries by counsel for the defend
ant caused great sensation IN court.
Mrs. Osborne was not present In the court
room. The matter Is now in the hands OF the
police, and 1t depends upon them whether
the lady Is prosecuted for her thetts
The case first became known to the public
through II suit brought by Mrs. IIargreavc /,
secure the return OF certain lewelry or It's
value from a ilrln OF jewellers doing business
in Gracechurch street. The Iewclry in
question was a pair OF diamond earrings and
two pCar-shaped pearls as large as rlberts,
which had been stolen from her residence nj
Brighton and sold to the jewellers In London.
II transrired on this trial that Mrs. osborne
was charged with Stealidg the jeNelry, and
out or this charge grew the charge Of libel.
Mrs. osborne now admits that she stole the
jewelry, and that she sold 1T to the Jeweller
for $3.50. She was paid by check for the
stolen jewelry, and for this check bank paid
her In gold. She then took the entire amount
to BOND street tradesman, who changed the
gold into notes.
The tradeSnan required her to sign her
name on the back OF the notes, which were
thus traced through the Bank OF England
back to herself.
capt. osborne is a general favorite, and on
every side great sympathy Is felt for him. Ilc
holds an uncxccpttonahle position in society
and his record In the army Is good one.
lie had the greatest confidence IN the honor
OF his vile, and was willing to go TO any
lengths to prove that her character had been
maligned.
lie was engaged to the woman when the
accusation was tirst made against her. lie
heard of the charges. but she denied them,
and SO deep was his love for her ana his con-
fidence IN her Integrity that he married her,
feeling sure that proceedings In court would
establish her innocence.
The evening world., 1891-12-22
THE GRAND ARMY'S CLAIMS.
Arguments at To-Day's Session o!
the Board of Estimate.

The Board Of Estimate and Apportionmcnt
to-day took UP the nnal estimate for the
Health Department Tor 1892.
The amount asked for by the Commission
ers was s444,@ss. The amount allowed last
year was t4lp,+0O. and for 1892 the Board
to-day iiNcd thr sum At Si3i,laS.
The Board theE took up the estimate Of the
Board OF Charities and Correction.
Gen. Martin /, Mcmahon, V. a. Osborn and
W. j. Nicholson were present aS Cummitt"c
representing the GrauG Army OF the RcpUblic
TO ask that provision should be made for pay
mcnts To destitute veterans and the widows
or orphan, Of veterans disabled III the war,
and asked that the commissioners Of Chart
Ties and correction should pay out OF TIL,
fund such sums "a are certified 10 be due by
the commanders and surgeons Of Grand Army
Posts.
The Mayor said he was doubtful II the law
required that the uniCials OF cities or tow rs
should make payments IN this way, ana the
Committee was Instructed To secure such evil
dence and present II 10 the Board.
The evening world., 1891-12-22
Lambert BROS, Cor. 58th st. and Sd Ave.
.H0RSEPLAY ENDS IN TRAGEDY.
A Saloon stabbing ARRAY That
May Cost Two Lives.

william DelahuIt, q truck driver, twenty
fve years old, OF 34s West Eleventh street,
was stabbed and seriously wounded in q night
In Doyle's liquor store, known as the Wash
ington," at Washington and Perry streets,
shortly after midnight this morning. His
assailant, James L. Fuller, was arrested. He
Is a plumber forty-nine years old, and lives
al 135 Perry street.
Delahupt was stabbed three times. Both
men had been drinking.
Delahunt Is married and has two children.
Last night he was out buying Christmas
presents for his children, ana on his way
home he stopped at the saloon. He had
several bundles, and among other things
small banjo FOR one OF his little ones.
He amused himself by hitting some OF the
men In the barroOm over the head with the
banjo, and INDUCED In all manner OF horse
play, and finally came In contact with
Fuller.
The latter is a big man, and he didn't like
Delahuurs prank. The TWO got into dis
pute, and seeing that a row was imminent,
the bartender put Fuller out.
lie came back III a few minutes and Della
hunt again began TO annoy him.
Before any one could Interfere Fuller drew
n Jackknite and stabbed Delahunt twice In the
back and once In the breast. Fuller then ran
out before any one could stop him.
The wounded man sank to the floor, and It
was thought he was dying. Some one called
In Policeman Burns. Detective Hunt hurried
to the saloon and got statement from the
injured man. who was then removed to St.
NinceHts Hospital.
hunt arrested Fuller In q saloon at
Charles street aud Washington Hall an hour
later.
At the hospital Delahunt was found to be
seriously hurt. The wound in the lower part
OF the back, above the left hip, II is believed,
may have fatal results. The other wounds
are slight.
IN court this morning Fuller was remanded
TO await the result OF Delahunts injuries
The evening world., 1891-12-22
FLORENCE A MASON.
Mystic Shrine Proclaims Honors
to the Dead Actor Noble.
Does 1t Disprove the Alleged Death
Bed Remuneration 7
His Record and High Standing in
the Ancient Mystic Order.

In spite Of the fact that the dgnitaries OF
the Roman catholic Church were satisfied
that william J. Florence had renounced Free
masonry; in spite Of the fact that in recogni-
tion OF the dead actors peace with the Roman
Church he was accorded the funeral rites OF
that faith at st. Agnes's Church in East
Forty-third street, and solemn mass OF
requiem was sung at the Baltimore Cathe-
dral for the repose Of his soul by order OF
Cardinal Observation-Disclosures anding these
facts Florence Is now said to have died
Freemason, In full membership In that
ancient secret order.
1t has been stated that william ]. Florence
had abandoned masonry some years before
his death that he had attended no meetings
OF the order in which ne had achieved so much
prominence, and had In many ways signified
his desire to make peace with his Church.
But secret proclamation, printed below,
addressed by the Imperial Council OF the An.
cient Order OF the Mobiles Of the Mystic Shrine
for North America to the subordinate TEN.
pies Of this pinnacle degree in the Masonic
pyramid, shows that when Mr.. Florence died
he was considered BY the craft to be in full
fellowship.
To be in good standing as an Illustrious
Noble he must have been in good standing
with his Blue Lodge, and In all the succeed
ng and advanced degrees up to the very
highest.
This secret proclamation came To Mecca
Temple, OF this city, OF which Florence had
been member ever since its organization.
1t is said that william j. Florence was
with DR.. Walter NJ. Fleming the founder OF
the Order In America. The proclamation in.
terspersed with Arabic writing and begin
ming with salutation to God, is as follows:
Es SEIANu lIEIErN
The evening world., 1891-12-22
.LAsHED BY A JEALOUS WIFE.
Mrs. Cocker Chastised Her Hus-
bands Pretty Shopmate.
ESPECIAL TO TIE EVENING WORLD,


PATERSON, y. j., Dec. CIT IS said to-day
that Miss Van Walraven, who was whipped
with strap on the street last night by Mrs
Cocker, will bring suit Tor damages.
The young woman is said to be very sore
to-day, mentally and physically, as the re-
suit oi Mrs Cookers Chastisement.
Miss Walraven, who Is very pretty
woman OF twenty-five years, Is employed
In the silk factory OF Freeman q small
wood IN the same department with Mr.
Cocker, and stories have come TO Mrs. Cocker
that her liege lord has been more attentive
TO the pretty worker than the Wife thought
proper.
somebody told Mrs. Cocker that her hus-
band had treated Miss Walraven to u wine
supper, using up money that Mrs. Cocker mad
mentally appropriated lCr Christmas pres
entS.
Last night, when the mills were closed
Mrs. Cocker waited for Miss Van Walraven
When the latter came along the indignant
wife pulled out long strap and whipped the
young woman severely about the face and
body. Finally Dystanders intcrfered.
Neither Mr.. nor Mrs. Cocker nor Miss Van
Walrayen are disposed to discuss the affair
to-day.
The evening world., 1891-12-22
In THE SENATE TO-DAY.
Nomination of Elxins for Secretary
of War Confirmed.

WASHISGToS, Dec. "2.-In the Senate today
We're presented and referred resolutions Of
the Military ORDER Of the Loyal Legion Of the
United States, adopted At 81. Paul, presented
by MIR. Henderson, urging the completion at
the earliest moment practicable. OF n navy
sufficient IN ships ald armament to command
and enforce III" respect due the nag OF this
nation the world over"
Also, by MIR. Walcott, resolutions OF the
Trades and Labor Assembly OF Denver pro-
tary bands TO compete with civilian bands.
Among the bills introduced and referred
We're the following:
BY Mr. Chandlri,-To enlarge the ship room
and Increase the comforts II Immigrants.
By Mr. COCkorcll-To faciiitat" the settle
mcnt oI claims Tor arrears OF pay and
bounty.
by Mr. Quay-Fixing pensions for deafness.
The resolution heretofore offered and re-
ported back rrOm the Committee OF COntiu-
gent Expenses for an increase oi lie mcssei-
ser force ol The senate was presented and
agrced 10.
Mr. stanford, accompanied by his colleague,
Mr.. FELTON,, advanced 10 the CLERKS iesN aud
took the oath OF ONCE Tor his new Senatorial
term and then Introduced several Uills, com
prising the following:
TO provide the Government with means
sunlcient to supply the want Of sound cir
culating medium.
sion.
Tho House concurrent resolutions for the
payment OF the December salaries To
employees OF Congress ON the 24th
instant and Tor holiday recess fr0m
Tomorrow until Tuesday, Jan. d, were pre-
sented and cuncurred III, and thea, after u
short executive session and as mark OF re-
spcCt to he memory Of the late kcNresonta-
tive Ford, Of Michigan, whose death during
the last recess had been formally CpmWuul-
Gated rom III" House, The senate at lilo ad-
JuUrred M tomorrow.
The nominations OF EnCs II. NebeScr, Of In
diana, To be United states Treasurer, ana
host OF PoStmastcrs were also confirmed.
ELkISs's NOMINATION CONFIRMED,
rhe senate IN executive session confirmed
the nomination OF s. Is. Elkins to be Secretary
Ol War.
The evening world., 1891-12-22

the dead Uctor. receiving representative OF
The EVENING WORLD In his sick-chamber at
his Harlem home, where he Is slowly recoy-
ering from an attack of pneumonia, said:
1.-The Catholic church has expressed rs
satisfaction with my brothers spiritual con-
dltion In the last hours OF his life. 1t believes
1t has the man, body and soul.
"The Masonic order OF the Mystic shrine
expresses its satisfaction. Why should the
pubic care2 My brother is dead. 1t is n
matter solely between the man and his Maker.
Although ! am q Mason-have been a
member OF the Blue Lodge ever since 1862,
when Joined New York Lodge-I regret to
say that can give no information upon Mr..
Florence's connection with the order.
II know as matter OF public knowledge
that he was Mason many, many years. l
know that he brought the Ancient Or
der OF the Mobiles Of the Mystic Shrine
TO America from Egypt more than twenty
years ago. But l never spoke OF Masonry
with Billy 80 far as can remember.
81 can hardly believe that my brother re-
nounced his VOWS to Masonry. 1t was not
like him to do that. But the priest, Rev.
Father Flanagan, OF st. Mary's church,
In Philadelphia, has said that my brother re-
nounced Masonry, confessed and received
the last sacrament. The catholic church
was satisfied. Let the doad bury It's dead"
Inspector Conlin. Edward, John and Benja-
min Conlin, the brothors OF william j. Flor
ence, and Mrs. Wizard, his sister. announce
that they have finally decided net to contest
the Will OF the dead actor. the Inspector
says:
my brother said before he died tina. he
had made a codicil. We wondered that no
codicil appeared when the Will was filed for
probate, but we have decided not to contest"
The evening world., 1891-12-22
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PROCLAM NATION


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.pr,yCrrox, nISrpEsS, soppow,
ulustrou. Noble William j, Florence so Grand
ehareef OF Mecca Temple and Representative of
Temples in the East, under the domain of the
Crescent, Is dead.
Oar esteemed Noble died In the city OF Phtia-
aT'pn,H, ra''oh ie'ie' 81 ioamsah'ths se'shtssntn
1ooo ,s,. ~ ~ .r W. w, ~ '
1891
"Giory to Him, Who Transported His servant to
tho Unseen Temple"
You are hereby commanded. Imperial and Sub
ordinate for the full term OF the next three crss
cent moons aiter thls manoate' ~ith'n the Mystic
e.ne'ua.les VI '"o nn'n'. ~ HoooiuAh'e,H''h Tue
T",,hs Win ,hs i..ivoi, 81 r,ournin and ,., ,hs
svmbolie FUNERAL Urn be placed upop the S,or,d
Black Stone, thers to sIhale incense during all
ceremonials. and each ADD ali of you to wear the
customary smblems of mourning for tho required
Term
A"o' i'''''oe upon your 'e"-''' 's'or'" hot''e
80, ~" .,,su, ~, ,so y" ,si.I p. ",,' y.
II. ns,, ANIMAL ss,.ion As ,rssc,ibsd for i,s ,n,
trious dead.
In obedience to Supreme Decree
SAM BRIGGS, 33',
Imperial Potent'''' Cleveland D.
FRANK NJ Luce sa'
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"As - o 'nau w. s'' .,an, e,',, ,S'" '.ns lug
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The evening world., 1891-12-22
THE ANDERSON WILL CONTEST.
DR.. Macdonald Says the Testator
Must Have Eeen insane.

At to-day's session OF Laura V. Appleton s
suit to recover one-tifth interest In the
Plaza Hotel site, before Judge Patterson, Dr.
Carlos +. Macdonald, the celebrated insanity
expert, was called on behalf OF the plaintifl.
lie was asked series OF questions, embruc-
ing the testimony as to Andersons dclusons
and general conduct, and requested to say
whether, II the evidence was true, such a
man was sane or insane.
"lnfAur," was his answer. He said indiCa-
tiOns Ot insanity were alterations IL uspuSi-
tiGn and affection towards relatives, deiu-
s!uns and irrational declarations. In his
opinion upon the evidence Anderson was In
sane from 1877 until 1881.
The evening world., 1891-12-22
A Trio OF Lead-Pipe Th,eyes

william A. hbman, OF 300 East Twenty
eighth street; Frank j. clifford, 80 Second
avenue, and Thomas F. Healy. OF 3ls East
Thirty-rfth street entered a vacant house
owned by T.. A. II. Johnson & son. at l55 East
Twenty-seventh street, this morning, and
stripped It or lead pipe and gas fixtures
valued at $500. They were caught with the
punGer and held III the Iorkville Court for
trIp
The evening world., 1891-12-22
DEAD In THE STREET.
An Unknown Man Supposed to Have
Been Murdered in Jersey City.

The dead body OF an unknown man, appar-
entity a sailor, was found at 1870 o'clock
this morning on Hudson, between Morris and
Essex streets, near the South cove, Jersey
city.
There was cut ON the face, either the re-
suit OF a fall or blow from some blunt IN
strument. The body was removed 10 Speer's
MOrgue. The police are investigating the
case and think II ~ a murder.
The dead man was about = feet inches In
height, between forty and firty years of age
and had "A gray mustache. There was moth
Ing round upon his person TO indicate who he
WAS
The evening world., 1891-12-22
Rise and Fall of One Baron.
BY ASSOCIATED PRESS. !

ALRERr LEA, MINI. Dec. "4.-oscar, Baron
Wedrl iarlsbury, OF Christina, Norway, died
IN Il barn here yesterday. He was young
man, known here as Oscar Wedel. A few
days agn came Information OF the death OF
the father and his own succession to the
DarOny. \ remittance OF $4,000 accompanied
The letter. The new Baron at once went on a
spree which ended IN his death.
The evening world., 1891-12-22
An Even Chance.

Bank President-You Will have TO go 70
Canada alone: i shall give myself up.
Cashier-Ii you do you Will so TO state
prison.
I've been I } canada.
The evening world., 1891-12-22
Serious Type OF Influenza Appears
in Westmoreiand.

LONDON, Dec. IA serious type OF iniiu-
en2a has appeared In the County OF Vest
moreland. Large numbers OF the Inhabitants
OF the county are Frustrated with the disease
and many deaths have been reported.
The evening world., 1891-12-22
GRAIN ELEVATOR DESTROYED.
Sparks from Freight Engine Set
1t on Fire.
IsrrcrAL TO THE EVENING WORLD.

CAMDEN, n. j., Dec. 22.-I'he grain elevator
and storage house OF Taylor Bros, at Coopers
Point, were totally destroyed by fire this
morning, causing loss estimated AZ about
100000: Insured for $4,000. The Iire WAS
caused by sparks from u freight engine.
Four cars and their contents were also
burned.
The evening world., 1891-12-22
TEUToNIC AT QUEENSTOWN.
Her Passage Made in Six Days, One
Hour and Fifty Minutes.

The White Star steamship Teutonic arrived
at queenstown at Lbs this morning, having
made the voyage from New York in six days,
one hour and fifty minutes, creditable per-
formance Tor this season OF the year.
capt lrving's passengers Included MT. Bur.
dett Cuutts, NJ p, Il. L. Hargous, FoXhal
Keene ard samuel r. Thayer, CniIed states
Minister 10 the Netherlands
The evening world., 1891-12-22
Obl.terated By Fog-A Mall
Coach in Pond.
inv AskprIArEp

LONDON, Dec. 22.-Intensely cold weather
continues to prevail throughout England and
Is causing more or less distress everywhere.
Most OF the lakes and the water on the low
lands where the Thames overnows Its banks
are covered with good strong ice.
In London, aside from the intense cold, the
city Is almost oDliterated By Il thick, choking
log.
All traflc on the river has been suspended
Very few wagons, carriages or other ve-
hicleS are moving, and II may be said that all
business except that which IS carried Oh in
doors Is at a standstill.
The Brighton mail coach driver lost the
Thornton Heath road, ana drove into deep
pond, getting out again only by the guiding
shouts OF people on shore, who were attracted
by the calls OF driver and passengers.
The evening world., 1891-12-22
Broadway Jewelry Failure.

Simon u. RIcss, dealer In Jewelry at l"42
Broadway, made an assignment To-day 10
Emanuel Blumcnstiel, with u preference OF
5000 TO :. \ r. lhlmgnn,
The evening world., 1891-12-22
Potter Has a Thumplng Mania.

Peter ]. Goodwin, OF No. 2i3 Wayerley
place, whose father stated that his sons
mania took the form OF beating his brothers,
was sent TO the Insane Asylum On Wards
Island from the Jefferson Market Court to.
day.
The evening world., 1891-12-22

Carrie Bowers Gets Bondsman.
AS the result OF writ OF habeas corpus
secured by Lawyer j. Grat,an MacNahon,
Carrie Bowers, the pretty Greenp0int girl
who shot Walter Foster will to-day be re-
leased In 81, 300 bail by Judge Pratt. Michael
Dayitt, OF Grand street, this city, is her bonds
The evening world., 1891-12-22
Drunk on His Beat.

Sergt. Slattery, Of the Congress street sta
tion, Brooklyn, found Policeman Dolan, OF the
Adams street station, drunk on his beat AT
th" corner OF Hicks and Atlantic streets this
morning and arrested him.
The evening world., 1891-12-22
Run Down b. q Cable Car.

Francis Maokel, eripman on the one Hun
drcd and Twcnty-ifth street cable line, was
held In the Harlem Court to-day to await the
result OF the Injuries Of Charles Terecka, an
Italian boy, whom he run over last night.
The evening world., 1891-12-22
Four Victims Of the Grip.

The Board OF Vital statistics reports for
the twenty-lour hours ended at noon to-day
four deaths from the grip out OF the total OF
l2T deaths. There were lab policemen on
to-day's sick list.
The evening world., 1891-12-22

When Baby was sick, we gave her Castorta.
When che wac Child, she cried for Castoris.
When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria-
When she had Children, she gave them Csstoria
The evening world., 1891-12-22
A Just Question.

lFrom rruthl
"Chappy Van Demise gave me q piece Of
his mind to-day"
"When Is his fuperall"