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The evening world., 1891-05-26
C0OPEa'S HEAD DEMANDED.
The Appraisers Removal Said to
Be Decided Upon.
Ex-Congressman Parker Slated for
the Position.

Local Republican politicians have received O
tip that the speedy removal of Appraiser Mar
velle W. Cooper and the appointment OF his
successor has been decided upon by President
Harrison.
IL Ii said that the leaders OF the party in the
State have insisted upon his removal, and the
President has given his word that he will sat
isfy their demands
There are several candidates for Appraiser
Cooper's place In the field, prominent among
whom has been Special Agent Wilbur, but 1t is
now said that his claims will he set aside, and
that ex-Congressman A. y. Parker, of ST.
Lawrence County, will be the lucky man.,
Mr.. Parker has the energetic backing of
Senator Hlscock, and many OF the leading
Republicans In the central and western part OF
the State. and his claims have been pressed
upon Secretary Foster.
He lives at Potsdam and has represented his
district In Congress for four terms, having
been elected to the Forty-seventh, Forty
eighth, Forty-nnth and Fiftteth Congresses
Since the incoming of the Harrison Admins
tration, however, he has held once in Wash
ington as an Assistant Attorney General. and
his influence at headquarters is all the stronger
on this account
Among the prominent New York Republi-
cans besides Senator Hscock and Warner
Miller who are now In Washington laboring
with the Secretary Of the Treasury and the
President are George Bliss, John W. Jacobus
and ex-senator Plat
The indignant protests with which members
Of the Union League Club received the first
intimation that the resignation OF their fellow
member would be domanded have given wav
The evening world., 1891-05-26
LAST EDITION.
INVENTOR EDISON IN COURT.
Suit on His Electric Lights Which
Means $2,000,OOO a Year to Hin,
Great Gathering of Electrical Men In
judge Wallace's Court.

II Judge Wallace, of the United States Cir
cult Court, does not 60 into q delirium tonight
Will be no fault Of Lawyers Clarence A.
seward, Grosvenor p. Lowrey, Richard N
Dyer, Eaton Il Lewis, Edmund wetmore
Gen. Duncan, Frederick ii. Belts and Kerr a
Curtis. for they have been doing their best all
day to torture the jurist out OF his mental
equilibrium.
Tie court chambor in the Federal building
looked more like on electric laboratory than a
temple of justice this morning.
There were large displays Of electric bat
teres, incandesccnt lamps. copper wires and
charts OF Infinite variety, but looking all alike
10 layman.
Pretty little white boards showed by dla.
grams "specinc resistance" "relations he.
tween dimensions and resistance - .,steps In
lamp manufacture " from the nrnt nlm Of Rlasa
through all the processes that result In the
cute little egg-shaped globes in which the wire
loop Of the incandescent lamp giovs ard
glistens, &c,
Great volumes OF printed testimony, the 40
cumulation OF several years before rcferee,.
were piled on the table before the Juuae,s desk
and the lawyers talked Of volts, amperes and
r,,,r ,an,u,..s,- uo"Hue'ins
listen.
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The evening world., 1891-05-26
WARD MALLISTER SUBMITS.
His Sons Removal Indorsed by the
united States Surname Co,,r,

His Sons Removal Indorsed by the
United States Supreme Court.
Mr.. Ward McAllister was shown this morn
ing dispatch from Washington announcing
that the Supreme Court OF the United States
had decided in favor OF the United States "the
case OF Ward McAilisIer, VINO was removed
from onice as Judge OF the District Court for
Alaska hy President Cleveland, and who
claimed salary from the time OF his removal 10
the Qualification OF Dawson, his successor"
"Thst refers TO nv Oldest son, said the
leader of New lorS's 400. ''He Is now prac-
tsing law In San Francisco"
In social matters Mr. McAllister recognizes
no authority except his own. but in matters
legal ne takes on his hat TO the authority OF the
supreme Court OF the United States lust like
any otner good citizen. lie had nothing to say
as 10 the proprlety, etiquette and good taste Of
sucl q decision.
The evening world., 1891-05-26
PLANS FOR THE POLICE PARADE.
Route of March and Battalion Com
manders for Next Monday.

Arrangements were completed to-day for the
police annual parade next Monday, June !.
There will be five battalons OF ten companies
each. There will be about 2, 300 men In line.
sergt Revelle, in command OF 100 mounted
officera will lead the column.
Chief Inspector Byrnea will be In command
as BrigadIer-G General. Inspector Steers Will
command the hrst battalion, Inspector
Williams the second, Inspector COnin the
third. Capt. Copeland the fourth and Capt
Washburne the NTH.
The line Of march will be from the Battery
up Broadway to Twenty-third street, to MAdi-
son avenue, to Forty 1rst street, to Fifth ave.
nue., TO the reviewing stand at the Worth
Monument Music win be furnished BY the
bdnos OF the Seventh, Ninth, Twelfth and
Sixy-nintn and Seventy ty-nrst Regiments.
The evening world., 1891-05-26
MORPHINE DID NOT KILL HER,
Result of an Autopsy on the Bo dy
of Mrs. George Darby.

Result or an Autopsy on the Bo dy
of Mrs. George Darby.
stabekeeper George Darby. of 1913 West
Fifty-second street, whose wife died suddenly
Sunday afternoon under circumstances indi-
eating morphine poisoning, held consulta a.
tion this forenoon with his attorney Myron II.
Oppenheim, In the Stewart Building, with q
view to taking steps against his wlfe's brother
William II. Ennis, of 347 East Thlrty-nna
street for publicslly proclsiming that Darby
was instrumental in causing ner death.
An autopsy made yesterday by Deputy Cor
oner Donlin revealed no evidences OF NOR
phine poisoning, but instead showed traces OF
Inflammation Of the stomach, which might
have been resulted from various causes
The Coroner's cert,ncate read that death
was due 10 alcoholism.
So urgent, however, was Mrs. Darbys
brother Ennis that thorough investiRation
be made that the stomach was removed and
sent to DR.. Woodhouse, of Bellevue Hospital
for analysis Of its contents. report viii moi
he made inside of q month.
Mrs. Darby's funeral will take place to-
morrow.
The evening world., 1891-05-26
A TRAIN HELD UP IN MAINE.
Cars Riddled by Robbers Bullets,
but No One Hurt.
,sprc1Ar TO THE EVENING wonr,,


BANGOR, Me-, May 60 A bold attack on last
nights tram which left this city for 81. John
81 z. 40 is the cause OF much excitement to-day
In the neighbornood OF Enfield, where It oc-
Cured.
-Four men, one armed with ride and the
others with revolvers, participated iu the at
tack, and evidently intepded to rob the mail
and baggage car, as tney ridded those cars
with bullets.
The train was stopped Just beyond Enfield,
the gong In the engineers cab being rung
twice, and IL was then that the nring took
place. No one was hurt. The engineer pulled
the train ont again as soon as he realized what
was going on.
The attempt at robbery had evidently been
carefully planned, as the station agent was
fired upon ana driven away before the train
came along.
Onlcers have been sent out to scour the
country for the gang engaged in the attack,
The evening world., 1891-05-26
BILLY M'GLORY SUMMONED.
Excise Board Moves Against His
New Irving Place Dive.

The Excise Board is after Billy McGlory
again.
subpGnas were left at his Irving place
drinking saloon to-day requiring the appear
ance OF all persons concerned in Its mauage-
ment before the Commissioners at 10 o'clock
next Thursday.
Proceedings are then to be had looking to the
revocation OF the license which McGlory uses
L W. Corey and Lille Kraus were among
those subpenaed, but could not be fonnd,
The evening world., 1891-05-26
D0NNELLY MURDER TRIAL.

The Accused Testifies in His own
Behalf, Claiming Irresponsibility.
Evidence for the defense was begun to-day in
the trial, in Kings County Court OF Sessions, of
Henry Donnelly. charged with the murder OF
his wife.
Donnelly, in his own behalf, said he could
not remember having stabbed hts wire. lie
claimed that his mind had been affected by a
fall he received in l6SS
The case will probably 20 TO the Jury to-
morrow morcing.
The evening world., 1891-05-26
CITY news TERSELY TOLD.
To-Day's Record of Minor Hap
penings About Town.
Chronicles Briefly Drawn from N Notc-
Book and Docket.
TammanY denominations.

The special committee on the reorganization
OF Tsmmany Han Committees In the Tenth and
FourleenIh Assembly Districts will hold its
first meeting at the Fourteenth street Wiawam
!o-hlEht. II IN understood tnat MIR. Croker ami
the otncr bosses nave decided tnat lohn Reilly
shall remain In control OF the organization in
the Fourteenth District, and 10 accept the COM
mltee reorRanized by State senator George +.
Roesch In the Tenth.
The evening world., 1891-05-26
MRS. MEANS'S QUEER STORY.

Found Unconscious on the Street,
Her Wedding Ring Stolen.
A very queer story was reuorted q, Jersey
City Police Headquarters to-day BY Capt. No
Nulty of the sixth Precinct
Mrs. Louisa Means, who says she Ia bat nf-
teen years old, and lives at Sos Palisade ave-
nue., was found unconscious on Congress
street, near midnight this morning. With the
policeman aid Bhe walked to the station.
She said she had been to q laundry. On her
WaV home she noticed two men following her.
Suddenly she was struck on the head ana re-
membered no more. She declared that her
wedding-ring had been stolen, but her ear.
rings and other jewery were untouched.
Her hair and clothing were In no Way disar-
ranged aud there was no evidence OF assault.
Sac was taken home by her father, who was
sent for, and the police are investigating.
The evening world., 1891-05-26
REVISION IDEAS SPREADING.

Now the Quakers Have a Fight Over
the Question.
The Society OF Friends had lively time this
morning at their meeting IN Rutherford place,
brought about by John NJ. Hutchinson intro
ducing a proposition to make a revision In the
Societys Discipline.
one member arose and said that such a move
would certainly not prove successful TO the
S0cletys welfare. Another favored review
OF the Discipline, AID that a special committee
should be appointed 10 take the matter under
consldeTauon aud report a. the next years
meeting.
The evening world., 1891-05-26
fANSRABE'S BIG SENTENCE.
Twelve Years and Six Months
on Conviction for Arson.

John M. d. Fanshawe, who was found guilty
OF arson In the irst degree about month ago
for having set IRE TO his room in the fashion
ahle clearinghouse 60 East Twenty-ninth
street, was To-day sentenced to State Prison
for twelve years and six months.
The evening world., 1891-05-26
One Foreer Pleads Guilty.

ESPECIAL TO THE EVENING woRLD.l
ELIZABETH, n. j., May s6.-Joseph c. Foley
and Barry Z. Meeks, indicted for passing
checks with the signature OF Michael DWyer
forged upon them, were arraigned IN Union
County Court to-day. Meeks pleaded guilty,
and win be sentenced Saturday. Foley win
be tried Friday.
The evening world., 1891-05-26
SAY THEY'LL ELECT CALL TO-DAY.
Caucus Formalities Abandoned in
Florida's Senatorial Contest.

tpYcrAL TO THE EVENING woaLn.r
TALLAHASSEE, Fla, May 26.-The motion in
the Democratic Senatorial caucus to adjourn
without day was carried early this morning,
after an exciting all-night debate.
Mr.. Calls supporters declare that IN joint
convention to-day they Will poll three more
than the necessary vote to elect their can
dIdafa
The evening world., 1891-05-26

Chinese Brothers Shouldn't Quarrel.
Chang Yeng, Chinaman living at 100 East
broadway. was remanded at Essex Market
To-day, charged with having struck his brother
Lee over the lead with an iron bar
The evening world., 1891-05-26
Did a Fall XIII Her

Elizabeth Mccarthy. q domestic at 275 East
Broadway was found dead this morning at the
foot OF the cellar steps. II 10 thought that
during the night she missed her footing and
fell headiong TO her death. An investigation
will be had,
The evening world., 1891-05-26

Unhappy Runaway Marriage.
Theodore q. steinworth, who, in 1886, when
eighteen years old, eloped with and married
seventeen-year-old girl, sued for divorce in
brooklyn o-day, naming ALEX. Master, q
featherweight boxer, as correspondent.
The evening world., 1891-05-26
FATAL KNOCKOUT BLOW.
Pugnist James Burns Dead in
Hospital at Lynn.
[spEcIAL TO TIE ryENrNa Kon1,

ESPECIAL TO THE EVENING woRLp.l
BOSTON, May 2o Another case OF q prize
dght ending fatally has been added to the list,
James Burns, of Marlboro, died to-day IN
the hospital from the effects OF the Knockout
blow ADMINISTERED by Harry Tracy, OF Cam
bridge. before the Lynn Athletic Club MONDAY
evening.
The shock broke blood vessel in Burns's
brain
The evening world., 1891-05-26

Delay for the Accused Policemen.
The cases OF Policemen Bristol, Kruse and
McEroy, of the Fourteenth Precinct, Brook
lyn, who are charged with being implicated in
robbinL Frank Edge OF his diamond pin, were
this morning adjourned until next "Wednesday.
The evening world., 1891-05-26
Saved from the nunco MAN

George +. Miller, professional confidence
man was held to-day In jersey City on Detec-
tive Corliss's statement that when arrested he
was on the point OF Duncoing Johann Nobock,
an Austrian Immigrant, out OF {72h
The evening world., 1891-05-26

other Experts on Gordon's Will.
Two experts in handwriting testified to-day
In the Jersey City Chancery Court that the
alleged will OF George r. Gordon, the million
aire printing press manufacturer, Is not a
forgery.
The evening world., 1891-05-26

Noelke Held for Buncoing Ramsey.
Charles Noelke, the Bowery broker, who
presented for payment the certificate OF deposit
for a, sOO. OF which Farmer Ramsey, OF Ram
sey's, n. j., was buncoed, was arralgned in
Jenerson Market to-day and held In IS, 600 on
the charge OF forging Ramsey's Endorsement
The evening world., 1891-05-26
Leg Broken in a Fight.

During nGht with an unknown man at 7S3
Second avenue early this morning John
Smith, laborer of 752 Second avenue, had
his right leg broken, and waS taken to Belle
vue Hospital.
The evening world., 1891-05-26
Burelarized a Fr,,it Stand

David Thomas, Of 255 North Sixth street,
Brooklyn, was arrested at O'Clock this morn
Ing charged with burglarlzing a fruit stand at
the corner of Union avenue and North Second
street, Williamsburg His three companions
escaped.
The evening world., 1891-05-26
Slight Fire on Pier 60.

slight IRE, which caused no appreciable
damage, occurred from some unknown cause
on Pier 80 East River, foot of Riyington
street, at 3 O'Clock this morning.
The evening world., 1891-05-26

Stole Pigeons, Pups and Parrot.
Matthew Reith, or 22s East seventy-nfth
street, confessed to-day, in Yorkville Court,
the theft of thir,y-siN pigeons from Frederick
llirschhorn, two pups from Ignatz Schultz,
ahu parrot from Charles Claussen, the
The evening world., 1891-05-26
Killed bv o Fall from His cart.

hIIIeu Uy O FIJI from his Curt.
Richard Goshen, OF 140 Meseroie street,
Brooklyn, while driving through Bedford ave-
nue. at O'Clock this morning, was thrown out
OF ms cart and sustained injuries which re-
suited in death shortly afterwards, lie was
forty years old,
The evening world., 1891-05-26

Two Regiments OF Immigrants.
Immigrants landed at the Barge once to-
day numbered 2,9I1 Of whom Loss were
Italians
The evening world., 1891-05-26
zucarello in Contonpt of Court.

Hucarello In Contempt OF Court.
Judge o'Brien to-day Issued an order TO
Germaro zucarelo to show cause why he
should not be punished for contempt in aiding
IN the escape OF detained immigrant Paul
Cannalle, who fied from the courtroom, where
ne had been brought on habeas corpus pro-
ceedlngs.
The evening world., 1891-05-26
Fishermen, Take Notice.

VI viii he high water tomorrow May "a, at
Sandy Hook al 10. "a A. ~ ;ut Governors Island
at 10. ~ A. NJ. 4; at He'll Gate at IL 81 ~
The evening world., 1891-05-26
Music in Mount Morris Park

MUSIC IN Mount Morris Park.
Eoen's ssventy-frst Regiment Band viii
give concert tonight at s o'clock in Mount
Norris Park.
The evening world., 1891-05-26
Light Showers, Variable Winds.

WAsHINGroN, ID. c.,
May 20. Weather in
diCdtto1ls :
For Eastern Net0
York: li0ht shOtoerS
stationary teHpsra-
tIre, pdrtdols totAdS.
The followingrOoord
shows the changes IN
the temperature for
the past tWenty-four
hours, In comDarisou
The evening world., 1891-05-26
A Hobosen Baby's Awful Fall.

Two-year-old Mamie Murphy fell from the
fourth-ssory window OF her home at lIa Grand
street, Hoboken, at O'Clock this morning
ledges and clotheslines, and she will recover
The evening world., 1891-05-26
A Woman Brutel,v Re.te,

william DAILY, bartender at 199 Worth street,
was committed to-day for brutally beating
Mary Sullivan, OF 80 Bowery, breaking two Of
her ribs. She is In the hospital.
The evening world., 1891-05-26
Twenty Years for Clarke.

Twenty Years for Clarke.
Thomas p. Clarke, the brushmaker who Jan.
20 last fatally stabbed his aunt, Hannah Rior.
dan, at 456 West Twenty-ninth street. was
sentenced by Judge MARITIME this morning to
State prison for twenty years.
The evening world., 1891-05-26

noered by a Railway Train.
ERrv SPECIAL TO THE EVENING woRLDl
halar nay 2d.-John Hayden, a harness
n.,,0n iell under train at the Market street
" ieit iaus is morning. and the wheels cut of
hiehGel,s unu hnu ieit arm. He was taken to 81.
Hospital, dying
The evening world., 1891-05-26

NJ Noi,piI ~ ~ IALNAGE drinks milk for breakfnat
-H'Ns CINCINNATI iAuxR for lunch, i
The evening world., 1891-05-26
Knew Where to Find women's
Pockets

Elizabeth Raynor, forty-seven years old, was
caught In the act OF picking the pocket of Mrs.
Agnes Stevens In Fourteenth street dry
goods store, and was this morning held In
u, OoO for trial at Jefferson Market She is an
old offender.
The evening world., 1891-05-26

4Esss Hss dss Rs &c s r. 4 :1 o.: az: as sIs E
The evening world., 1891-05-26

A full account OF Wall street Affairs viii DO
found In THH EVENING WORLDS 0 O'Clock
special issue.
The evening world., 1891-05-26
1890 1891 lS

With IA corresponding date Of last year, a.
indicated by the thermometer At Perry's phAr.
macy;
1890 1891 1880 1891
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ooh, much happier"

"Then it was a case OF lover"
Exactly, the same as with my first,
but there is this difference feel
more settled"
ain your mind?"
eyes, and all other ways. ] was
never quite clear in my first venture
who ran the house, but in this case
every thing is plain sailing, and nc
occasion for dispute"
"She knuckled, eh?"
"Oh, no, She's boss"
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1891-01-15
A Yankee Sheriff Frightened.

well-known sheriff. who lives in Maine, had
been given up to die with what his physician
called consumption, a friend advised the sheriff
to try Pan-Tina Cough and Consumption cure;
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Are you happier since your second
marriage?" he asked Of his friend as
they rode down town on a Broadway
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1891-01-15
II You had a Friend

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"What is the devil?" asked an Aus
tin SundAy.school teacher of the new
boy, who is quite small.
II don't know what it is, but il
can't run fast as my pa can"
How do you know tn It the d evil
can't run fast2"
because heard pa say he always
catches the devil when he comes
late at night from the lodge. reck-
on I'll be able to catch it, too, when
| get as big as pa"
GIVE no doubt Of it," remarked the
teacher, with sigh.
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You Are in a Bad Fix.

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A Tremendous Sensation.

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First Yale Student-Have you tele'
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Second Yale student-Yes,

eyes. / telegraphed the old man
Where is that money wrote for? and
his answer read, In my inside pocket
-Sexas Siftings.
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Trains Nos. and 2 will run Daily,
except Sunday.
The above Time Table is for the
government Of the employees only,
the Company reservipg the right to
vary it at pleasure.
w. P. HARRIS,
Sup't. and Traffic Manager.