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The evening world., 1892-06-01
THE MAN FROM BLOOD HILL.
His Threats Caused William Glib
son to Suspect Mrs, G,
And Mrs. Gibson Then Caused Will
Jams Arrest for Assault,

In Justice Connollys Gates Avenue Court,
Brooklyn, this morning, Jennie Gibson, a
buSom cOlored woman, charged her husband,
William Gibson, with having beaten her sc.
vcrely yesterday without prOvocatlon.
Mrs. Gibsons story would not have led an
outsider 10 suppose that :" CORY verson as
The Man from Blood lIill would appear in
the case at all. But when the husband got
on the stand the aspect of matters changed
"Iuur Honor" said William. this
woman is my VIE, and left hrr In our home,
In he rear Of 793 Gates avenue, three weeks
ago 10 60 10 Philadelphia.
Friends wrote the that She was taking UP
with another man during my absence. / did
not believe It, but few days ago got let
ter that would rattle any husband.
"On the rrst page was drawn a hand
graspiDg a razor and Take warning was
printed across the top. 1t told M that II /
came back to Brooklyn would Know what to
expect. The writer signed himself The Man
from Blood M.
Gibson produced the snguinnry epistle
ana laid II en- Justice ConnUllys desk. The
letter evidently did not scare the husband, as
he started Tor his home rs soon as he got Il.
lie denied having struck his wife, but adj
mlited lhlt lac used strong language when
he reached home.
Justice connolly allowed that the hus-
bands prOvOCatiun was great. but held Glib
son III $500 iunds to keep the peace Tor one
year.
The evening world., 1892-06-01
FIGHTING IN HONDURAS
The Miranda's Crew Saw Puerto
CorteS Taken and Retaken.


CorteS Taken and Retaken.
The steamship Miranda, which arrived this
morning from the Spanish main and sew
eral West Indian ports, brought definite
news Of revolution in Honduras.
There had been some intimation OF trouble In
the small republic, but this is the nrst news
direct from Honduras.
The trouble started at Puerto Cortez, q
trading town on the coast. When
the Miranda was making port
her captain was warned by
the American Consul that the town was not
only full OF yellow fever, but that an insur-
rection was In progress against President
Leida.
The steamship anchored in the hay OF the
Custom House, and from there witnessed a
battle. The force OF rebels was q small one,
rebels set ttre TO the public buildings, Including
the Custom House, which were, however,
saved from destruction by the leaders OF the
revolt. After the insurrectloLSts had been
in possession OF the town IOr some hours the
Government forces rallied and drove them
out.
At about this time the Captain OF the
Miranda thought It wise to Withdraw. When
he LEFT the port nghting was still going on,
with the odds In favor OF the Government
forces The reason Tor this sudden out break
Is unknown.
The evening world., 1892-06-01
Euenta Ahead IN BROOKLYN.

The Department OF Pedagogy Of the Brooklyn
Institute Will meet tonight at 81? Fulton street
A reception will follow thu Commencement
exercises OF the Breyoort School .nRat IN Pouch
Mansion, 345 Clinton ayenue.
A concert in aid OF the choir fund Of the Church
of the Holy Rosary will be held to- night In the
church, Chaunecy street and Reid avenue.
The members Of the First Methodist Episcopal
Church. Diamond street, flAtbush, will give fes-
tival on the evenings of June and 3,
On Friday evening next the CarnAtion Social
Club will give reception at Bradbury Hall, 29O
and 292 Futon street
The Brooklyn Teachers Association will enjoy
sail on SATURDAY TO Laurelton Grove the steamer
will leave the BrlcEh Dock at a. NJ. and south
Fifth street half an Lonr later
The opening Of the new clubhouse Of the CanAT
sie Yacht Clnh, at Sands Point will take place
SATURDAY., tho review at P. NJ, And reception at
the club house two hoIrs later.
The Young Mems Society Of Greenwood Baptist
Church. on Fourth avenue and Fifteenth street,
will open rsAding.ro"m for Young ,nel tonight
A short programme wi tie Tsndo red, after which
an int maj reception will lie held and collation.
served,
The annual business meeting OF the Brooklyn
Ethical Association will e held on Thursday even.
ing at the ,nidsnce of Or, Charles IL shepard, 4!
Columbia Heights. Trlstsss ana ON eT' lot the
ensuin, year will be electrd, after which The
SociAI Philosophy Of Evolution" viii be discussed
The evening world., 1892-06-01
MRS. SCHWARTZ FRUSTRATED.
Her Arrest on the l. Platform May
Resul: Seriously.

ReBuls seriously.
Police Justice Ryan received word at tho
iOrkville Court this morning that Mrs. Emma
schwartz WAS too Ill to appear and answer
the charge OF disorderly conduct preferred by
Gateman PcllS, OF the Twenty-third street
downtown station OF the Third avenue :" L f"
road. The request for a postponement OF
several days was granted.
Mrs. schwartz is Frustrated at her home,
5G Pineapple street, as the result OF her
arrest last Monday night at the instance OF
Gateman Pclls who, after Mrs. schwartz had
deposited her ticket, refused to allow her TO
board "A train because She had Il couple Ut pet
dogs with her.
When Mrs. schwartz attempted to board
the train Pclls, T. Is alleged dragged her
from the platform OF the car, aud when Mrs.
schwartz eXpostulated he called police ma n
and had her arrested.
Mrs. schwartz vas locked up three hours,
during which she bore up Dravcly, until the
arrival or her husband, LOUIS schwartz, the
confcCtiuner, OF Gs Fulton street, this city,
when she broke down completely and became
hyStcriCal
Mrs. schwartz was confined to her bed yes
terday and was under tn" medical trt atment
OF Dr. Peiller, who saws that the least excite
mcnt may produce serious results
The evening world., 1892-06-01
DEATHS IN sROOkLYN.

The following is the ofrlcial list containing
the name OF every person in Brooklyn over
ten years old whose death was reported to
the Departm ment OF Health yesterday:
EDWARD U. BEcHTEL, 90, No. $40 Atlantic ave. ;
clerk.
PHILIP CLoKE. CO. No. 9il PAc itio st collector.
JoHN CoLEMAS, 40. No. 372 Lorimer st. la
CATHARiNE DEEoAS, rs, Long Island College
PATRick E. DEoSAx. ss. No. l95 Clifton place
lA!her: n on ~ an p.,
KATE FESLos. 80, No. 2es Gold st.
ANDREW T. FRANK, SO, No. l47 Franklin st. E;
CHARLES GAYLon, ~. No l57 State st.. play
StRtH GOLDEN, rs, No. 1856 Sumpter ST.
HASoRA HAvKLAS, 10, No. 3l3 Van Brunt st.
Thomas j. HEALY, Az, No Is Gunther place
'fhi MILE c. HORTON, a, No. o. Fourth place.
WILLIAM HowARp. 40 ~: MARY, hospita!.
XpAM KEssELs, so, No. As Harrison ave.
MARY AGNES KlLroYL, -. No. 27 HckSst.
0stFz II k"EG kGs ' e. S So $50 'S
pfCHiS CHARLES LEWIS. "a, ssth st., near sth ave.
SOPHIA LINNMARK, A., St. Peters Hospital,
AUGUsTIY XAvIIn MAGulRE, 20, No, 2SS Han
MARY MANSix, 62, No. l67 North 7th st.
fREDERIcK MARTENS, 40. Long Island College
Hospital.
ARTHUR MEScHSER. ls. No. l73 Harrison ave. (;
metal worker. -
ELizABErH MORRIS, 70, No. 4G7 Clermont ave.
THERrsiA MULLER. so, German Evangelist
Home. Fairfax and broadway.
WILLIAM HESRY MuRPHY, 80, No. l03 sumpter
at. : ice dealer,
CATHARINE McELHrNNY. IS. No. 90 North OF
ford ct 49, ,
lstst.
anna D. PEIRCE, 81, No. 3s3 franklin ave.
DANIEL SCHRICHARDT, 80, corner Even ST. aud
AMELIAt ssIBBER. IS, No. lat Hamburg ave.
lU, RETIA NJ. TURSEY, 81, No. II Lewis ave
uEKSowS MAN, AZ, East River, foot OF North
EDWARD d. WATTS, go. No. 367 Clinton ct.
The evening world., 1892-06-01
DIED UNDER CHLOROFORM.

Mrs. Goldman Did Not Live Long
Enough for the Surgical Operation.
Dr, Louis Fisher OF 40 Rivington street,
notified the Coroncr'S oflicc this morn
ing that Mrs. Annie Goldman, twenty
seven years old, died suddenly yes
terday at her home, 33I1 stanton
street, while under the iniuence OF chloro-
form. The drug was administered by DR..
Fisher, who had expected TO perform a
surgical operation, with the assistance OF DR..
Landman, OF 40 East Third street.
Dr. Fisher said to an ESESISG WORLD re-
porter to-day: Mrs Goldman was In q deli
cate condition ard ! had been trying
to procure her relief since sunday.
Her torture became unendurable yesterday
afternoon, and was begged by Mrs. Goldman
and her relatives TO resort to heroic treat
ment.
"Chloroform was the only available remedy
Iapplied some. Tho woman took three whifIs.
became blue In the face and died almost i'm,
meiiately. :
Two years ago l pulled Mrs. Goldman
through an illness similar 10 this, but not
quite SO complicated"
The evening world., 1892-06-01
SNAGS IN KlNKEL'S PATH.
Determined Opposition to him in
the Board OF Supervisors.


the Board OF Supervisors.
supeTvisor-at-La Large George kinkel, OF
Kings county, has, since his eleva-
tion to his present position, nled sew
eral vetoes OF proposed county measures.
one was the awarding OF n contract TO the
Thomson Houston Company for the cstab-
lishment Of an electric lighting plant at the
county farm mt st. JOhnland, the estimated
cost OF which was S264,OOO.
Next resolution was passed authorizing
the paving or the roaiways at the County
Farm. II was decided that they should be
maCadani2ed. 40 figures were given and no
limit WAS r&cd. Agan.Mr Nnkel vetoed
The supervisors did two things yesterday
that set MIR. kinktl thinking. supervisor
French moved III open lne' ting that the veto
override the veto u OF the total votes OF the
Board were needed. The vote was 20 to D,
and the motion to override was lost.
Three Democrats voted against reconsider
alton, and three Republicans In its
favor. McSsrS. Brccn, Deltsch and
Cook were the Democrats VINO did not
vote with their party, and MeSsrs.
lockwood, Bennem and EXtanCe, the
Republicans, who wanted to override the
veto.
Failing to down the Superyisor-at-Large,
the majority decided that the Board would
adjourn, to meet tomorrow.
ii was rumOred about the Court House this
morning that an attempt viii be made at to-
morrow meeting TO override the electric
light veto. The session promises TO be
lively one
The evening world., 1892-06-01
FIGHTING MAYOR BO0DY.
Conflicting Statements About tho
Brooklyn IL" Taxes

Several additional letters have passed be-
tween Ma or Boody. OF Brooklyn, and Lawyer
W. J. Gaynor in their controversy over the
Elevated Railroad taxes and the purchase OF
the wateT-works.
In letter issued to-day, Mr.. GaynOr says
that Mayor Body did not tell the truth in
his letter of yesterday about the reduction OF
taxes, and says Il any reduction has been
made Mayor B0Ody does not deserve the
credit Of II.
Mayor Boody retorts by giving lot Of ng-
ures, showing that the elevated road has paid
to the city some S3sO,OOO IN taxes, ana de-
clarcs that IN a few days more this amount
VIII exceed S4OG,OOO.
just at present It seems to nc anybody 5
0EHI, ana BTOphlyuites are Inclined 10 the
opinion that It VIII lie declared a uraw bc-
tween tAe Mayor ana MI. GayuOr II TIE END
The evening world., 1892-06-01
ALlMoNY FOR MRS. BLOSS.
Lawyer Keane Made Correspondent
in Her Husbands Divorce Suit.

Lawyer Keane Made Correspondent
In Her Husbands Divorce Suit.
In the supreme Court, Brooklyn, to-day
Justice Pratt made an order requiring Newell
W. BlOSs, President OF the National Mutual
Insurance Association, to pay his wife, Emma
c. Bloss, 800 counsel fee and $25 week
allmony pending trial OF Bloss's suit for abso-
lutte divorce. Lawyer ]. oliver Keane is
named as Correspondent.
In making the application Lawyer Hummel
said that Bloss was IN receipt OF large
salary.
Counsel for Boss replied that his client
only received 800 a week. Up TO the be-
ginning OF the suit, he said, Bloss had paid
his wife $50 week under articles OF separa-
tion. on the trial witnesses would be pro-
duced who witnessed the conduct OF Mrs,
Bloss and Keane at house IN West Sixty
third street, New York.
The suit will be tried in the latter part OF
the present month.
The evening world., 1892-06-01
ARCHITECT RoOSA SENT FOR.
Wanted to Identify Three Highway
men Who Held Him Up.

TbPTcIAL TO THK EYENINN WOhLD.
NEWARK, n. j., June Ivan S. Roosa, an
architect, OF 429 Gates avenue, Brooklyn,
was sent for by the Newark police to-day to
identify three prisoners as the robbers who
knocked him down on Monday on the Dicker-
son street canal bridge.
The men asked Roosa for six cents. lie
gave them 25 cents and demanded the
change, when he was knocked down and So
was taken from him. lie followed them into
a saloon and was knocked down again and
then thrown out OF The place by the saloon
keeper. The prisoners are James Brady, OF
257 Warren street John Curley, OF Is New
ark street. and Thomas Walsh, 40 Dlckerson
street, Newark.
The evening world., 1892-06-01
SPOILED The OYSTER BEDS.

James s. Woods Wants Heavy Dam
ages from GoverHmcn; Contractors.
Application was mad" tht moranS before
Justice Pratt IN the supreme Court, BIC. ~
lyn, Tor TN u particulars IN the SUIT Of
James :. Woods against E q VI. Brainard.
The plAiutin owns certain oyster beds oG
Huntington, l., !. lie ale ,cS that the defends
ants, who are Government contractors, en-
gagged IN dredging channel ia hunting on
naruoT have injured his property III the
sum OF $4,000. Decision WAS reserved.
The evening world., 1892-06-01
BROOKLYN WANTS CONTROL.
Probable Fight for tho Presidency
OF the Bridge Trustees.

The trustees ot the big Bridge VIII meet on
June Is to elect officers for the coming year.
There is much speculation rs To VINO VIII
succeed President Alfred Wasstau. The
Brooklyn men say they viii not be- caught
mapping again aud will try To capture the
honor this time Tor one Of their number
President NagstIn, II Is said, Is not uU-
willing to serve auOther term. New \ RI
has no Otner candidate, as far as known.
several ot the New York trustees ARE hold
overs. and Mayor Grant said to-day he Nouli
probably appoint their SUCCESSORS tAls week.
The evening world., 1892-06-01
Robbed OF Eis Gold Watch.

}. c. Clark, ot III Greene avenue, Brook
Iyn. this morning reported to tn police hat
hc had been robbed ot his gold watch on the
Uulun l. station at the bridge.
The evening world., 1892-06-01
REV. MCDONNELL A WITNESS.
Testifes in Father Dents Suit
Against Archbishop Ryan
Tho Priest Claims 100000 for
Alleged Slanderous Uttcraucrs.

Trial was continued to-day in the Supreme
Court, Brooklyn, OF the suit OF Rev. FrauciS
Dent against Bishop Ryan, OF Buffalo, to re-
cover 100000 damages for alleged SANDER.
Bishop Ryan, the defendant, was In court.
accompanied by several plieStS.
The evening world., 1892-06-01
SHORE ROAD COMMISSIONERS.
Mayor Boody Says He Will Appoint
Them To-Morrow.

1FEVIIl I q N OF 7 OW'
Mayor Boody received from Albany this
morning a certified copy OF Senator McCarty's
bill authorizing the transforming OF the Shore
Road in Bay Ridge into a magnificent drive
way.
The bill provides for the appointment OF
five Commissioners to carry on the work,
who shall serve without salary. they Will,
however, nave $4,000 at their disposal Tor
necessary expenses and the salary OF a secre-
AIRY.
Mayor Boody announced this afternoon
that he will name the Commissioners tO-mor-
row.
The evening world., 1892-06-01

The rrst witness called was Row Father
Julian D'Arpino, an Italian priest, OF l5l
Thompson street, New York. Father Arpino
protested against being sworn, rs he had not
been subpDnaed Justice Bartlett ruled
that, inasmuch "a d. 'Arpino was in court, he
could testify, and he was then sworn.
The evening world., 1892-06-01

The Jury Docks DR.. Folk $1,000.
The jury IN the case OF Dr.. william A. POLK,
who brought suit in the United states CIR
cult Court IN recover 81, 800 from William r,
Lowe. OF Atlanta Ga, Tor medical services, to-
day brought Ia a verdict for the plalntlr Tor
Rl.5OO.
The evening world., 1892-06-01
Renorted His own Case.

Joseph Carpenter, seventeen years old
walked into the Hamilton Avenue Police
station, Brooklyn, early this morning and
told the sergeant that he had dlphIherla'
lie was sent 10 the FlEtbush Hospital
The evening world., 1892-06-01
FOR BUILDING COMMISSIONER.
Contractor John Gunfoyle Mentioned
as Platt's Successor.

John Gulfoyle, n prominent Brooklyn con-
tractor and formerly Superintendent OF Con-
struction OF the new Federal Building under
President Cleveland, is talked OF as prob
able successor Cf the late Joseph rlatJ as
Building Commissioner.
Mr.. Gulltuyle Is a member Of the Brooklyn
Board OF Education ana Is now building the
new armOry for the Thirteenth Regiment.
lie was a candidate Tor the position when
Mayor BOOdy wa, elected, but the new Exec
utve rcGppOlnted the head OF every munich
pal department,
The evening world., 1892-06-01

INDIAN CREEK, Tex.-Several
h!gh-pr!ce volumes do not furnish
the inform alton find In THE WORLD
ALMANAC.-W. HOOPER
The evening world., 1892-06-01
Hnld for KohhlnK H.s Emplovers.

John +, Milolli IT,, twenty years old, ems
ployed in a stationery store at 39l Fulton
street, BrOoElyn, was held for examination
ny Judge Walsh IN the Adams Street court
this morning charged with having robbed hts
employers, stevenson & Monsters, OF sums
usgreGat,us SIQO. lac confessed his giiL.
The evening world., 1892-06-01
$1,000 B,Szo in East New Yorx.

samuel SncdcErr's house BarDatcy street
ami Jamaica avenue, last New lorE, Was
damagcd ~ 900 hy IRE last night he FAM
l!y was abscut at The time.
The evening world., 1892-06-01

Cleared OF Stealing a Black Cat
The case OF Mrs. Matilda Hyland, who was
charged with stealing the black cat Minnie "
from Mrs. Bridget Malone, OF ls4b Broad
way, Williamsburg, was to-day dismissed by
Justice connolly, In the Gates Avenue Court.
The evening world., 1892-06-01
Death Rate Continual LOW

werr we're $40 deaths in Brooklyn last
And a, 'e'ng q less than The week previous
fear oSn ore han the corresponding week
We're he principal causes OF death
npltheri.n neuhonla, "A; bronchitis, 2a;
''ia' 10, and phthIsis, SO,
The evening world., 1892-06-01

First Mounted Squad,
Scrgt Johu johnson commanding.
Second Mounted squad,
Scrgt. Bernard Cole mmanding.
Conterno's Band.
First Battalion,
Inspector Mclaughlin mo lnte.n commanding.
Fourth Precinct, Capt Mckelvey.
lrhiIt pTsetnet' apt Leayy
Eighth PrecInct Capt. Murphy color company.
Ninth Precinct, Capt Brennan.
Sixth Precinct, Sergt. Edmund brown.
:. Twelnh Precinct, capt, Dyer.
Fourteenth Precinct, Capt. Damn.
Four patrol wagons.
Conner's Band.
Second Battalion.
Inspector MhckellAr tmountsdl commanding.
First Precinct. Capt. Campbell.
Tenth Prccin I. Capt. Early
Second Precinct, Capt. EAsun
Fifteenth Proc ctnot, Capt. Druhan (coIor company
TTtiftS PrsSints SSrS,, Miles 3!Roiily.
Twentieth Precinct, capt. kttker.
Twenty first Precinct, SerEt Walsh.
-Four patrol wagons.
Third Battalion.
Inspector OReilly (mountsdl commanding.
seventh Precinct Cant. Rhodes.
Eighteenth Precinct, Capt Kenny.
SiItsenth Precinct, Capt. French.
Nineteenth Precinct. Capt. Campbell (color com
Seventeenth Precinct, Capt. German.
1wenty-hrst Precinct, Capt. Hardy.
Eleventh Precinct, Capt DribcOll.
The line OF march was through Bedford
Flatbush avenue TO Scherlnerhorn street, "a
Clinton street, to RemSen street. thence
past the city Hall, where the paraders
passed in review before Mayor Boody, Police
Commissioner Hayden, Deputy Commissioned
Dallon and a large number OF city and county
officials and many invited guests.
The line then moved around to Joralemon
street in front OF tue Municipal building and
In the rear OF the City Hall, where It was dis
missed.
The evening world., 1892-06-01
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The evening world., 1892-06-01
.BRO0kLYN'S POLICE PARADE.
A Thousand Bluecoats Reviewed
by Mayor Body.
Unusually Fine Appearance of the
Men-Their Formation.

Brooklyn's police force paraded to-day for
the annual inspection. The men wore their
new Spring uniforms, and made q fner at
pearance than ever before.
The rendezvous was In the neghborh ood
OF the fountain on Bedford nv nue.. Inspec-
tor Mclaughlin took charge OF the preliminary
formation.
Brooklyn's police force numbers nearly
1,40O men. Nearly 1000 participated in tho
parade.
The column was composed OF three battal-
ions, each made up OF several companies. 1t
moved up Bedford avenue IN the following
order
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This new cathartic is the most de-
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