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The evening world., 1892-09-27
HALLIDAY PLAYED the RACES.
Raised Arnold, Constable & Co.'s
Pay Vouchers for Stakes
Twenty-second Regiment Sergeant
Pleads Guilty Of Forgery.

Playing the races and rapid life brought
about the downfall OF Alfred Halliday, Of 1872
West Ninety.sixth street, who had worked
himself up from boy In Arnold, Constable 4
CO.'S dry.goods establishment TO . position
Of responsibility and trust.
Halliday plead guilty this morning before
Justice White, In the Jefferson Market Police
court, to forgery in the third degree. In rails
ing q voucher for the payroll In the work.
room, from to!9. 63 to e029.83
Halliday Is handsome young fellow of
twenty-five, aud comes OF an excellent fam
iiy. lie is an expert drillnaster, well versed
in uptons tactics, and Is a sergeant In the
Twenty-second Regiment.
A strong effort was made BY the represen.
tatives OF Arnold, Const able & Co.. who ap-
peared AS complainants In court to-day, to
keep tho true facts of Iialliday's peculations
from the public. but 1t failed.
Halliday acted as assistant to william II.
Crcamer, raymastcr anu Superintendent Of
the workrool.
Yesterday crcamer handed Halliday an
order on Cashier William +. Coils for sj3U. .83
with which to pay tho work hands
Halliday changed tho nsure flve to six, and
collected sG?oGJ. The extra 600 he put IN
his pocket.
The alteration was soon discovered by
cashier COILS. who returned the attested
order to Creamer. Investigation quickly
showed that Halliday was the culprit, and
Policeman jennings, OF the Broadway squad
who was ON post IN the neighborhood, was
summoned.
When Halliday saw TINT Ills crime WAS dis.
covered, be Confessed his guiit. lie was ar,
rested and locked up MI night 10 the Thlrtietl
street station.
firm. was superintendent Henry Pratt, Cash.
Ter COLTS and Creamer,
supL Pratt brusluely refused TO talk about
the case, but when the prisoner was ar.
ralyned all the iacts wore revealed.
halliday was completely detected and
Cashier Coils shed teas
Alter the pi isOncr had pleaded guilty Justice
White asked him u he had ever done such Z
Thing before. Halliday admitted that he had
about $1,000 In the past fifteen mont h,
through the same process Uf altering pay
orders 500 mouth.
lie receivsd . salary Of about 800 Z
soldier boy Of the swell twenty Second Rsgl
mont, who also had penchant for play iuI
the races and the society OF pretty woinef
OF the hnif-world.
day returned $50 to Supt. Pratt. That va.
all the ready cash he had.
Whcn searched at the statiOn.house, how
ever, check for $40, drawn TO bis order bl
J. y. Lee on tho seaboard National Bank VA
found.
Halliday was held IN o., 800 for the Gran,
Jury. There was nobody present To iuruisl
the bohds aud he was removed to prison
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GRACE's GRIP ON THE COUNTIES.
Interesting Developments Or tho Pr
maries Held Inst Night.

Interesting DeveIopm eHts Or tho Pri-
mRrics Held Inst Night.
According TO tho result Of tho primaries Of
the County Democracy last night, eA-Mayor
Grace seems TO have secured half interest
In the organization.
Many OF the new district leaders chosen are
prominent IN the anti-Snap movement and
are for Mr.. Grace first, last and all the lime.
They are Daniel i. bowling, OF the Market
Bureau; ex-senator George F. Langbein, ex-
Alderman kun2emann, ex-Police Justice
Maurice j. Power, ex-Supervisor OF The city
Record Thomas Costigan, James =. Coulter,
II. dc Forrest Baldwin, John lllingworth, ID.
I.owber Smith, OF the Comptrollers once !;
John j. Quinlan, Benjamin Franklin anu
James j. Mooney.
Among the accsssions to the Counties are
Assemblyman PHILIP wissig, the ex.Tammany
leader In the Third District. who WAS turned
down by the Wigwam for his obnoxious speech
on the Woman Suffrage bill In tue Assembly
last session. WissiE will share the leadership
OF the Third with David Barnett.
Leon Cohen. who resigned the leadership
in the Twentieth District. is succeeded Dy
IlllngwOrth, and Ernest Haryler, Of the
Ninth, steps aslde for JohI j. Madden.
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MORE uuoLERA ON THE BOHEMIA.
TIVE Children stricken Dswn-One Dies
with tho Plague.

Tive Children stricken Dswn-One Dies
with tho Plague.
QUARANTINE, 4. l., sept. 2T.-The cessation
OF outbreaks OF Asiatic cholera In New York
Bay. wh,ch has lasted for just one week, is
broken to-day.
Health OffiCer Jenkins this morning an
nounced that two new cases, probably OF
cholera, had developed on the steamship
Bohemia. tho only plague ship now in the
ia case, were reported late last night,
but such high sea was running that Dr.
Byron was not able TO board the Bohemia
Island. II was said that the new patients
we're both children.
Tbs names OF tho two new patients from
the Bohemia are:
MARIANA LUxowsEA. aged seven years.
sTASisLAUs MIcHsARIsCH, eight years.
The boy aied two hours and fifteen minut es
AFTER ADMISSION to tbs hospital, at 1.20 this
Accompanying the bulletin announcing tho
death and hen case, ur. byron sent Tins daily
census:
transferred from Sick TO Convalescent
Ward, q; admitted from Bohemia, 9: died IN
hospital. ]. sick pAtiebts, C0nvRlescents and
suspects, SO.
PLrrs Mere Cssss Fsusd Te.Day.
Dr. byron tciegraphed that he had removed
three more chosra patents to Swinburne ISL
AMI from The Bohemia. They are:
'Da.sas WlinEss tinsssA.sns taAIai Asss'::' I: ,..r..
GAIL UAssNAh, ss ysssa
These hve cases on the Bohemia make the
totst Qusf saliRe tecSFd 70 date IS follows:
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WEBSTER IS HOPEFUL
Broker Goodwin's Slayer Does Not
Expect to Go to Prison.
He viii Appeal From the Conviction
o'.mans'aush;er. First Degree.
Like DR.. McGonigal tie May Get
Out on Bal.

Burton e. Webster's eyes were bloodshot
ana his face pailid when he came Gown from
the Tombs cell this morning to tell an BvtS.
mo WORLD reporter what he thought about
the verdict OF the jury that last night said hs
was guilty OF manslaughtsr In the iirst degree
in sisying Broker Charles r. Goodwin in tho
Percivai apartment.houseA Aug. .. 1891.
81 do not wish IN ct1t,cise the Judge" said
the convicted bookmaSer. but ! told my
wife TO 60 home after heard that charge. I
told her that was going to be convicted,
but to be OF coed cheer, for all would come
out right in the end.
"Of course, I did not look forward to such
a verdict, because, of course, | look at the
case with prejudiced eyes l can't see, for
the life OF Inc, how 1 did wrong In shooting
that man.
81 loved Evelyn. No matter what she was
In the eyes Of other peOple-tO mo she was
my wife. She had been faithful to me, ana I
can't see how I could have done different.
"Why, that girl has been living b. herself
with that baby, doing her own house work,
even to tho washing ever since have been
hero.
81 shall appeal the case because think
Justice Insraham made several errors, and
expect stay ana new trial. DO not cx-
pect to go TO prison.
At the Tomb, the 0f1lcials say that Webs, er
takes confinement badly. The enforced idle
ness wears upon him. lie is sleepless and
without appetite, but always cheerful. The
only occupation OF prisoners is reading, and
Webster has nearly finished the ruin OF his
eyes, which were naturally poor ana weak.
Tor manslaughter In the hrst degree Web
ster may be sent 10 Sing Sing for a term OF
\ from one day TO twenty years, in the discre-
| tiOn OF the Court.
The verdict Was rendered at ll.3O O'Clock
last night, ana OF AL the crowd In the court.
room no other person seemed so little affected
BY the announcement as Wcbster.
| The jury had returned to court twice since
was NJ D O'Clock. The Jury wanied the differ
ence between murder second degree and man.
slaughter nrst degree explained.
they came IN again. This time Foreman
killing without Intent Was murder In the
second degree. When informed that Il wat
not believe the jury would ever agree.
Spstics inyraham sent ths jury out again
and in bali an hour they had agreed upon ,
SeS q aes q ri aa%ns asEsi said
day that motion for a preliLninary stay o
proceedings would De made In day or two
before the supreme Court, General Term, und
then the appeal would he carried along TO
This is exactly what was done In the case
old Dr. NcGonigal convicted OF m0nslaughtel
and sentenced 10 prison, ant he has been o,
large for Two years.
Counsellor Howe noted more than seventy
ave exceptions 10 Justice lngrahams ruling.
during tho trial and made several others u
the charge. On these he asked for q week II
which TO prepare bis papers In motion for
new trial. and tho sent encing Ct Webster wa
postponed till next Monday morning.
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TO Fills Island at p.55. and the starr left a
few minutes before IL.
only seven passengers are LEFT In camp. all
Of whom are hospital patients or their rela-
JENKINS Is NOT SCARED.

Secretary Foster's Ipiorsement cf
Hamilton Disturbs Hin Not At All.
QUARANTINE, 8. L.. Sept. c7.-Dr. jenkins
was told this morning that senator Plunsitt
and the Mayors clerk. George T.. Bes,,
had offered TO 60 his bail because OF
rumor that he was u be arrested
for violating customs regulations. The doctor
smiled. But whom shown washington de-
spatcb which quotes secretary Foster as
saying:
"Dr. jenkins appears 10 me to be going
about with chip on his shoulder, looking FOR
trouble" and further indorsing ex-Surgeon-
Geperal Hamilton's utterances, the Health
Officer said:
perhaps, when Secretary Foster sees my
report on the hermann, which DIR. Hamilt on
says was In a tilthy condition, he will change
his mind about that"
The report referred to by Dr. Jenkins In
cludes that OF Horace See, an expert On naval
sanitary matters and that Of his dcpu-
ties, Dra Sanborn, Talimsdge aud skinner,
all Of whom testified that the Hermann was
not only In good sanitary condition, but that
her ventilation facilities were ample for twice
the number Of steerage passengers sho car.
ned.
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.PlATT AND MILLER TO SPEAK.
Plans for the Republican Meeting
at Cooper Union.
Mayor Grace's Grip ON the
County Democracy.

Ex-Scnatcrs Flatt and Miller will
he III evidence TO morrow even.
Ing. when the statesman from Tioga
will preside at the Republican
mass.meeting in cooper Union, and the gen.
tleman from Herkimer will make speech.
Candidate Whitelaw Reid and other notables
are on the programme for speeches.
This occasion will be the flrst at which Mr..
Platt has presided at n political meeting in
this city since the courts declared him to be
a citizen Of Tioga County, ana his first an.
pearance Al a public gathering since the
Minneapolis Convention.
1hoss who have been doubtful about
Messrs. Platt and Miiler's complete placstion
can gee anu hear fer themselves.
With such attractions as these gentlemen
the Republican managers hope to have by
opening OF their campaign.
The evening world., 1892-09-27
MODELLING CLEvELAND's BUST.

A Pretty Artist WLs Fascisates visitors
al Democratic Headausrters.
Politicians at Democratic state Headquar-
ters md very much to interest them IN the
work OF beautiful young sculptress who has
studio next door.
The young lady, who has peach blow COM
plexion. auburn ringlets and charming man
ners, added to rare artistic Attachments. has
just nnished IN clay a bust OF Gen. Stevenson,
and is now engaged on bust Of Mr. Cleve-
land.
Clad In calico waist aud blue ginghAm
apron, she listeus to suggestions from admir-
ing visitors, but II was not noticed tnat she
adopted any OF them.
The artist recently finished bust OF Jcifer-
son which has been greatly admired. u Is
said that II she makes hit with her present
task the works will be purchased py the
state Committee.
The evening world., 1892-09-27
lie IL A CHOLERA SUSPECT.

A Patient Taken tW Reception Hsapita al
from S68 Eleventh Avenue.
At the Reception Hospital this morning It
was said that the man Mendeschank, taken
there last night from 500 Eleventh avenue as
cholera suspect, had passed quiet night
and that he seemed to be 'ufIering more from
the effects OF spree than from any disease
resembling cholera.
DR.. Lester will examine the patient this
afternoon and send . report on the case to
the Health Board.
No. $50 Eleventh avenue Is q four-story
double tenement-house, The twenty FAM
flies who have apartments in 1t be-
came much excited when the surgeon
Of n Roosevelt IiOspita, ambulance, who had
been called 10 attend the sick man, pro,
nounced his case one OF cholera and refused
10 remove him.
The evening world., 1892-09-27
CAPPA MAY GO TO TACOMA.
A Syndicate Forming There to Con-
troll His Famo Gus Band.

a oyno'cHto FORMING 1nero TO Con.
troll His Fam Gus Band.
TACOMA. Wash. Sept. 2T.-Leader Cappa, OF
the seventh Regimspt Band, OF New York,
leaves for his home iu the metropolis next
sunday night. II plans now under way are
carried through, however, It is probable that
he will soon return to make Tacoma the
headquarters OF his famous musical orglniza-
tlon.
The scheme -s to have a syndicate formed
here with sunicient capital to give the band
q fiye-years' guarantee for ITS expenses aud
salaries, The capital stock OF the syndicate,
100000, hos already been half subscribed.
A maintained band OF siIty-nve pieces Is to
be provided for, and tbs idos Is to have its
Summers spent IN Tacoma and In touring
along the Pacific coast. winters Cappa may
spend In New York or on Eastern tours. Jan.
l II the date set for the sy Indicate 10 10
ready for business.
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O,BRIENlTEs ARE DIsMAYED.

Tanmauy Won's Help y MspsreI Ticket
and Republicans frswn on Rs"rke.
There Is woe aud lamentatlon to-day In the
ranks OF the John j. O'Brien Association. The
organization decided 10 support the Repuoli:
can National Candidates and the candldatesof
Tammany, and probably one Or Two VI ts
own for local Of1ces.
It IL said. however, that Tammsny Hall
will not give Barney kOurke ahy financial
aid unless the O'Brienites support the
straight Democratic ticket local and n National
and the Republicans have decided to distrib.
ute their funds through other hands than
Rnurlaa
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NEW CHAPEL C0NsEcRATED.
The Csremo oniss Were Conducted by
Bishop Potter This Morning.

The handsome new chapel OF the Trinity
Church corporation at Ninety second street
and Ninth avenue was onsecrRted at 10
O'Clock this morning by Bishop Potter. The
new :hurch is called 81. Agnes's, and is che
Ol the finest uptown houses OF worship.
The lot on which II stands cost 500, 600,
,a,in. unu ane o,huEs' .ha wnh muiuae ths GnuIcn'
cost *JaO.uOU The church IN IN tho iOrtn ui
= cruciix, Is built OF granite, with spire lOO
feet high, and the pcws will seat Loo Ien-
pie. lhe Rsv Dr. Bradley, formerly OF 81.
Luke's, brooklyn, viii be the pastor.
The evening world., 1892-09-27
TAINT IN CR0TON WATER.

Small Per centsge OF Ni.rites Dis
covered by Chemist Martin.
new taint OF impurlty has made its ap-
peArance In the Croton water, the analysis Of
which week ago showed II TO be absolutely
free from pollution.
The report OF the weekly analysis made by
Chemists Martin and BeeUe and submitted To
tho Lcalth Department to-day, show that
there are again traces OF the Iitrifes ana
phOsphates, thu presence OF which Indicate
Inflammation.
The percentage of impurlry Is very small
however,
The evening world., 1892-09-27
Assembly Committee to Attend Gen
Husted's Funeral.
IR1 AaSoCIATrp PIE

ELNIRA, sept. 27.-Spsaker Robert r. Bush
has appointed the following Assembly COM
mittes to attend the funeral Of the late Gen.
Hustled:
Ryan. Of Westchester County: George II.
Bnth, OF Ulster County; Farquhar, OF the
OF Erie County, and Deyo. OF Broone County.
Speaker Bush viii also attend.
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GEN. HUSTED'S FUNERAL.
To Be Buried from His Late Home
Next Thursday.

The funeral Of Gen. James W. lIusted Will
take place next Thursday afternoon at his
late homo In Poskskill. The services will be
simple and private and will be conducted by
the Rev. William Fisher Lewis, OF st. Peters
=. L. Church. The burial will be At Hillside
Cemetery, Two miles from Peekskill.
There will be six active and twelve honor
airy pail.bearers. The Officials OF the New
York central Railroad will attend IN body,
with Mr.. Chauncey n. Depew at their head.
A committee Of the Republican state Com.
mittee AUD committee OF the state Senate,
consisting OF Charles 7: AcCleiland, OF West
York. ana george z. Erwin, Of IT. Lawrence
county, will also attend, rs we'll a. many
prominent members OF the Masonic frater-
nifty, the, Assembly and distinguished military
men.
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Advertisements more
than appeared In the
corresponding wee X
last year.
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Pre.pt Msassres Adopted.

While the Health Ofncer announced the
two new GASES this morning with evident re.
yret. he was not dishearteped. He promptly
teleGrsphed DR.. Byron for full particulars,
and 1t 9. 40 sent Df. Walker down the bay Oh
The tug kvarts 70 inspect the patients on the
RQheuiia ss well ~ tue measles patients On
the steamboat st0nington.
Tho fresh outbreak Of the plague will prob
Ably Interfere with the proposed transfer OF
the Bohemta's steerage passengers to Hoff-
nan Island, As WAS Intended, to-day.
yhe Scandals passengers now OH Holman
Island were to have been transferred 10 the
old fJiHste New AampshiGe to-day, but yes
terday's gale caused the receiving ship TO
drag her anchors nearly . mile and, In view
snce, the transfer Will probably not b. made.
The Scsndls came to Upper Quarantine last
ntght, leaving only the Bohemia And the
Polaria IN the lower bay.
DR.. Walker considers 1t safe TO release all
the Scandals passengers to-day, but In view
OF this mOrnings developments, IL 10 not
likely that this Will TO done.
Are PslIee Patrols Cs.sinS Away.
Superintendent OF Police Byrnes and Inspec-
tor Williams came down to Quarantine at
1.30 this morning on the police boat Patrol,
and hurryinR 10 Dr. JenktDs's once, held u
oohtsren0s with him for hall an hour.
ATS o'clock all three embarked on the
Patrol and steamed down the bay. As they
were about to start DR.. jenkins told an EVEN
ING WORLD reporter there WAS no significance
Agent h. j. Cortis and Commodore Heb.ch,
of the hamburg American line, came down to
austsAiine At ll.30. Commodore Hebich,
who 70 commander OF the NOrmAnnia, said lie
expected TO sail to- morrow forenoon. To-day
The ship 10 coaling.
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Took Folsom by Mistake.

7VvVc'AI 80 1Hs tvhNI7O wolLp.'
NEwAKK, y. j., Sept. 2T.-County Physician
Wr.ghtson has severely reprimanded John
Gehring, Of 20 Barclay street, for hot calling
ply sician at once when lie discovered that
his wife had taken muriatic acid by mistake
She took the poison SATURDAY night and died
Yesterday noon. 4 ply siClan was not called
uutil after home Treatment had failed.
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q. A. n. MEN ron CLEVELAND.
A mes Cum niuGs says lie FOHud Thew
sands Of Them at WashisStsu.

0nndS OI Them Al WAsbInGtOn.
Congressman Amos J. Cummings who is a
frequent visitor at Democratic Headquarters,
has Just returned from tho Grand Army re-
union At Washington. He declares that he
found very strong sentiment for Cleveland
among the old soldiers
"Thers were enough Cleveland veterans at
Washington" he says, "to form an army
corps. They respected the man who has tho
nTInness 70 resist attempts TO place frscdu.
lent claims upon the pension roll"
Mr.. Cummings added that he bad talked
with q. 4. u men from New Hampshire. who
we're eopndept OF sleciing their comrade.
PATson Mckinney, the Democratic candidate
for Governor. ana OF giving majority ior Nj.
Cleveland
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Who Was This Suicides

The body OF the man found lying In the
WOODS beyond Thompson avenue, near Wood
side, L. l., with q piece OF cord encircling the
neck, has not yet been identined. Ths BODY
Is 50 badly deconposed as to be almost un-
recoxlilaUle. On the limb uf u Tree directly
over tho bouy was piece Ot cord similar 10
that around the mans neck. The rope had
rotted away. The body IL III Comody >
morgue on Front street, Long Island Guy.
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Child Run Over ana Ri"s,.
Nicolina IIerara, aged SIX, cf ~ Bayard
street, was run over ana Killed at Dayard ana
Elizabeth streets this morning, by team Of
horses owned by ]. u. and j. N. Cornell. OF
l4l Centre street. The driver, Richard
Young, OF lSl Tenth avenue, WAS arrested.
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BIS Chief Charm ] ost.

iFram hs rhieass Nr~' Rse"rd.l
Ethel-Oh, there goes that handsome Mr..
Iiobson!
Epid--He's Just become engaged 10 Miss
Morley.
Ethei-nss he- ] don't think hes very
goVd-iooking, do your
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FELL WITH A SCAFF0LD.

One Man Killed. Two Seriously Hurt
at Camden, N. j.
CAHDEs, N. d., sept. e7.-ShOrtly before
noon to-day q scaIold on whicn several men
were at work on the Methodist Episcopal
Church, on Broadway, fell 10 the ground and
one man was killed and two seriously In
jured.
The injured men were taken to the City
1,OspitaL
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ILL WITH HYDR0PH0BIA.

A Woman's Terrible SufTer!nas at
Florence, N. J.
BoRDENrowN, n. j., Sept. 27.-Mrs. AnGa
Anplegate, housekeei er for John watson,
living at Florence, few niles from here, Is
lying In terrible agony and exhibits every
symptom OF hydT0phobia- There Is no kEowi-
edge, however, that she had ever been bitten
by dog.
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He Was SAFE.

tBvom Hurpsf' B|sar.i
Barker I'm the surD-Come on In, Hicks.
HicKs-Canr! Can't swim. Besides, I'm
feeling dizzy this morning.
BarSer--Comc on. YOu'li be all right II
your head sHims.
The evening world., 1892-09-27
THEIR ANNUAL FAIR.
Dutchess County Farmers Make .
Handsome Display.

TsPIIIAL TO IHI LVKNING WORLD,
PoUGHKEErsIE, sept. 1.-THE Dutchess
County Agricultural society opened Its
annual fair at the Hudson River Driving
Park to-day, with = large attendance and
nns list OF entries In all the stock DEPART
ments The fair will last four days
There are 100 entries IN the trotting
classes and three races VIII he given eacn
day. Besides this, the Exhibition Il all. which
will Accommodate LOO people, Is nlled with
choice Exhibits.
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An Artistic Triumph.

prom ths Fhirago EsHs
First Art!st-Iiaye you heard Of Palette's
misfortune!
second Artist-So; what 10 it7
First Artist-iie painted n realistic picture
The evening world., 1892-09-27
CARLYLE HARRIS STILL LIVES,

There Was . Report That He Had
Killed Himself in Jail
Ing that Carlyle W. Harris, under cOny let ion
for poisoning his schoolgirl wife. Helen Potts
Harris, had committed suicide IN the Tombs.
Warden Fallon was pestered by eager Ques.
TONERS who seemed actually disappointed
when told that there was no foundation Tor
the IumOr.
The evening world., 1892-09-27

Evening School for Women.
Women and girls who desire TO advance In
their education can nnd opportunity to do 50
at the Female senior Evening school, No. a39
East Houston street, which rcopens next
Monday evening, with Miss Mary Pirrson, as
Principal
The evening world., 1892-09-27
RUGIA's PEOPLE LANDED.
Only Seven Imalsrasts Are New Len
at ca0p Lew.


az CaDp Lew.
CAAS Low, SANDY HooI. Sept 27.-The
departure this morning OF the passengers Of
the Hamburg-Amsrtcan line steamer kugta'
who have been detained In camp for ten
days, AFFORDED . repetition OF the scenes
which attended the discharge OF the Norman.
MAS people last week. The passengers
comprised Turks, Arablans, Americans,
Greeks and Poles. with sptpkling OF the
better class OF Germans. Thay were taken
on transport steamers John K. Moore aud
George Starr.
before leaving mere this morning at sun
rise the Arab, spread carpets on the sand In
ths lower camp. where they were quartered,
snd, facing the east, kneit and prayed 70
Allan for safe journey, bowing and beating
thctr furcheads on the ground.
The Aoore took the nfst load OF immigrants