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The evening world., 1892-09-27
PLATT AND MILLER.
Both to Speak at the Cooper
Union Republican Meeting.
q" Dave" Martin to Be Kept at His
Work in New York.
lIackctt Receives Hundreds of Re-
plies to His Blocks. of. One Circular.

Fx-Senators Platt and Miller Will
be tn evidence TO morrow even
Ing, when the statesman IRON Tioga
will preside Mt the Republican
mass-meeting In Cooper Union, ana the gen.
tleman from lieraiiner Will make speech.
Candidate Whitelaw lteid and other notablos
are on the programme for speeches.
This occasion will be the first at which MIR.
Platt has presided ut political meeting In
this city since the courts declared him to b.
citizen OF Tioga County, ana his hrst ap-
pearance ut public gathering since the
Mime apollS Convention.
Those VINO have been doubtful about
Messrs. Patt ana Millcrs complete placntion
can see ana hear for themselves.
With such attractions as these gentlemen,
the Republican managers hope to have big
opening OF their campaign.
The evening world., 1892-09-27
LOOKING FOR DOBBELAAR.
Polico Think Ho Has elc 900 Worth
OF Valuables Hidden.


Tho poics OF the West One Hundred and
Twenty.nfth street station are trying to
locate NJ. J. DohLeianr, n Jcweller of 10 West
one Hundred and Twenty.nith street, VINO
has my Isl crously disappeared.
DoIbclear for ten years kept a 1eweiry
store at the above number under his wife's
name, Gnd during the past two months his
patrons, 1t Is said, experienced much difficulty
IN rcgainlng possession OF watches ana Jew.
elry which they Ind lett with hin for repairs.
william l.. Deane, o Harlem Iivery.stable
keencr, It Is alleged, only secured the return
of his watch nom Dobbelaar by u threat OF
arrest.
Last Thursday Dobbelanr told his clerk that
he had hired q store ON Amsterdam avenue.
lie moved cut his stock ami disappeared that
evening.
Ths Tolice searched DobbeiaAr's store and
found 81 300 worth OF jeweiry hidden In the
cellar. Dobtelaar, the police think, has hid
den somewhere 100000 worth OF Va,uables
belonging chiefly to other people.
The evening world., 1892-09-27
CAPPA MAY GO TO TACOMA.
A Syndicate Forming There to Con-
troll Hin Famous Band.

tTol fllb r FAMOUS bbnu.
TACOMA, WASH, sept 27.--Lender Cappa, or
the seventh Regiment Band, Of New York,
leaves for his home IN the metropolis next
sunday night. II plans now under way ure
carried through, however. II is probable that
he will soon return to mako Tacoma thc
headquarters OF his famous musical orghniLa-
tlOu.
The scheme is to have n syndicate formed
here with suniciont capital to give the bnnd
iivc.years' guarantee for It's expense, ana
salaries. The capital stock OF the sy Indicate,
100000, has already been hult subscribed.
maintained band of sixty-nvc pieces IL to
be provided for, and the idea is to have It's
summers spent In Tacoma and In touring
along the Pacinc coast. Winters Cappa may
spOnd In New York or on Eastern tours. Jan.
IS the date set for the syndicate to be
ready for business
The evening world., 1892-09-27
william n. Wells.
August BAdun.
DID HER BABY HAVE CHOLERA7
Autopsy to Be Held on a Dead Body
Brought to the Coroner's ONCE.


poorly dressed woman came to the Coro.
ner's ofiice this forenoon carrying her dead
baby In her arms. She gave her name
as Mrs. Mary Loebel, Of 1s8 Forsyth
street, and presented letter Siven ner at the
Centre street Dispensary, stating that the
child, which was nine months old, had been
treated there for diarrhGai disease.
The possibility that the child had died
from cholera caused much uueasiness Ia
The ONCE. II was learned that the
woman had been carrying the dead baby
around the streets since O'Clock this morL-
Ing. she said tho child died early this mOrC-
lug. She had no money 10 pay Tor the burial
OF the child, and begged the clerks not TO
send to POtters Field.
II was decided to send the body 10 the Re-
ceDtion Hospital for examination BY the
Health Beard.
Mrs. Locbel left her dead toy on table in
back room and went AWAY crying as II her
heart would break.
AZ lao O'CLOCK an Inspector from the
Health Board reached the Coroner's oflicc
and took possession OF the body. An autopsy
Will be- made " determine II the child died
OF cholera.
The evening world., 1892-09-27
DIR. HAMILTON TALKSIN CHICAGO

Claims There's Danger in State Con-
troll OF Now York's Quarantine.
CHICAGO, Sept 27.-Surgcon. General John
b. Hamilton, OF the United states Marine
Hospital, lately In charge OF Camp Low, on
New York Bay, has arrived at the Grand Pa
cine, In this city.
He says that II the Quarantine In New York
HarDor is managed by the Federal Govern
ment there Is no probability OF cholera
epidemic II, however, the New York State
authorities are to be IN control there Is de.
cidcd danger.
Dr. Hamilton Is OF opinion that as the bulk
OF immigration comes through New York, and
8s the whole United States Is Affected by the
New YORK quarantine, analrs tEere Should Oe
strictly under Federal control.
IL is un-Aniei lean, ne holds that one State
should conduct prot,cthe measures anccting
all the states according to It's own IDEAS anu
Methods
The evening world., 1892-09-27
MORE CHOLERA ON THE BOHEMIA.
Two Children stricken Down-Oas Dies
with the Plague.

Two Children stricken Down-Oas Dies
with the Plague.
QUARANTINE, s. l., Sept. 27.-The cessation
OF outbreaks OF Asiatic cholera In New York
Bay, which has lasted for just ono week, is
broken to-day.
Health ofr,cer jenkins this morning AM
nounced that two new cases, probably OF
cholera, had developed on the steamship
Bohemia. the only plague ship now in the
lower bay.
The cases were reported late last night,
but such u high sea was running that Dr.
Byron was not able TO board the Bohemia
mud remove the patients TO Swinburne
Island. II was said that the new patients
The names OF the two new patients from
the Bohemia are:
MARIASSA LuKowsKA, aged seven yesfs.
STAkIsLAUs MiCHsARiscH, eight ysars.
The boy died two hours and ftteen minutes
after admission to The hospital, At 1.20 this
this morning.
Accompanying the bulletin announcing the
death and new case, DR.. Byron sent this dally
census:
transferred from Sick to convslescent
Ward, =; admitted from Bohemia, 2: died In
hospital. ]. sick patients, cont aiescents and
suspects, 81.
Three More Cases Found To-Day.
DR.. Byron telegraphed that he had removed
three more cholera patents to Swinburne Isl.
ami from the Bohemia. They are:
WIIMELM LATE. I years.
JoHAsSA MILkZARIE. q years.
CARL GAssMAS, ~ years.
These rive cases on the Bohemia make the
total quarantine record to date as follows:
The evening world., 1892-09-27
WEsTcHEsTER's ANNUAL FAIR.
Form ally Opened To-Day with Pros
poets OF Great Success.

WHITE PLAINS, Sept. 27-The formal open
ing OF the annual fair OF the Westcnester Ag-
ricultural society tCck place this morning.
There was large attendance, and the orri-
GERS OF tho Society predicted that the fair
would be one Of the most successful ever
held.
The attractions tc-day included balloon
ascension, running races by the American
Polo Association and trotting races The
track is fast and the trotting and running
events promise to be very interesting.
lhe fair IN all the departments Is iully up
to tnat Of former years, and IN some instances
the exhibits are flner than any ever seen be-
fore Oh the grounds. The ladies OF the SOci.
ETY. have an exceedingly attractive show In
the main exhibition hall
The fair will continue all the week and will
close saturday with an Interesting Gsby
show.
The evening world., 1892-09-27
GRACE's GRIP ON THE COUNTIES.
Interesting Develop IN ents OF tho Prl.
mRries II cid Last Night.

Asubt
According TO tho result OF the primaries Of
the County Democracy last night, ex-Mayor
Grace seems to have secured o half interest
In the organization.
Many OF the new district leaders chosen are
prominent In the anti-Snap movement and
are for MIR. Grace first, last and all the lime.
They are Daniel L. bowling, OF the Market
Bureau: ex-senator George +. Langbeln, eS-
Alderman kunzemann, ex.Police justice
Maurice j. Power, tx-SuperyiSor OF the city
Record Thomas Costigan, James +. Coulter
II. DE Forrest Baldwin, John iliingworth, d.
LOwUer Smith, or the Comptroller S ONCE |;
John j. Quinlan, Benjamin Franklin and
James d. Mooney.
Among the accessions to the Counties are
Assembly yman Philip Wissg, he eX-Iammany
leader In the Third District, who was turned
down by the Wigwam for his obnoxious speech
on the Woman suffrage bill In the Assembly
last session. Wissig VIII share the leadership
OF the Third with David Barnett.
Leon Cohen. who resigned the leadership
in the Twentieth District. Is succeeded by
llnngwOrth, ana Ernest Harvier, OF the
Ninth, steps aside fo- john j. Madden.
The evening world., 1892-09-27
MR.. REID'S NIEcE's WEDDING.
II Took Place at Noon To-Day at
Ophir Farm.

The marriage OF Miss Ella spencer Reid,
niece OF Whitelaw Reid. and Judge Ralph
Chandler Harrison, OF san Francisco, took
place At 1890 o'clock today at Ophir Farm,
Mr. Reds country home.
Miss Reid Is twenty-five and Judge Harrl-
son Ii finy-six.
The ceremony was performed by Arch
deacon kirkby, rector OF ~. Paul's Episcopal
Church. Whitelaw Reid gave the blide
away.
West this evening.
The evening world., 1892-09-27
G. A. Il. MEN FOR CLEVELAND.

Amos innings kays Tie Found Tho a.
sands Of Them mt Washington.
Congressman Amos j. Cummings. who is q
frequent visitor at Democratic Headquarters,
has just returned from the brand Army re-
union at Washington. lie declares that he
found very strong sentiment for Cleveland
among the old soldiers.
"There were enough Cleveland veterans at
Washington" he says, "tO form an army
corps. They respected the man who has the
f1rmness TO resist attempts to place fraudu.
lent claims upon the pension roll"
Mr.. Cummings added that he had talked
with g. A. Il. men IRON New Hampshire, who
were confident OF electing their comrade,
Parson Mckinney, the Democratic candidate
for Governor, and OF giving majority Tor Mr..
Cleveland.
The evening world., 1892-09-27
ANNEXED DISTRICT WARNED UP.

Supplementary Democratic Headauar-
tiers to Bc Opened Tonight.
owing to the large area Of the new Thir-
tieth Assembly District, OF which Fire Com
missioner Henry d. Purroy Is the leader, the
Tammauyites have found II necessary to
establish additional headquarters for the
lower thirteen election districts at 2543
Third avenue, near One Hundred and Thirty
eighth street, when q big ratification meet
ing win be held tonight and a handsome
banner swung for Cleveland and Stevenson.
band OF nifty effective speakers has been
organized for the campaign, chief among
The evening world., 1892-09-27
PEARY DEFENDs HIMSELF.
He Corfects Mlsstatements Regard
ing Young Verhoen.
Icy AssocfArFp PRyss.l

IBy ASSOCIATED PRyssl
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 27.-Lieut. Robert Z.
Peary, the Arctic explorer. said last night
that there were NO conditions upon which
young verh9r's contribution to the expe.
dition was made.
lie said that Verhoefr remained at Red
Clin House, when the rest OF the party went
on inland, because OF his special fitness Tor
the scientific work assign, d him.
mir. verhcen was man OF indomitable
WILL" said the Lieutenant, "thoroughly con-
scientious and unseliish, and / believe there
is but one person who hopes more earnestly
than tnnt he may still be alive.
"ir he be dead. he has le { a console ntiouS
and accurate work In his complete ana ya!u-
able tidal and meteorological observations" ="
The evening world., 1892-09-27
CRUELTY TO ENGLISH cHILDREr.
1924 Cases Ipvestig gated by the
eoclety in tho Past Year.

tRY ASSOCIATED PREsaI
LONDON, Sept. 27.-The report OF the Society
for the Prevention OF Cruelty to Children for
1907 states that s,3a4 cases have been invcs-
tigated. involving many instances Of diaboli-
cal cruelty.
The report says that cruelty is nowise con-
nnei to the poor, whilo the brutality OF
drunkards seldom equals the deliberate tor.
ture inflicted on children by persons who are
sober.
The evening world., 1892-09-27
LIVELY BLAZE In THE B0WERY.
Customers in . Restaurant Chased
from Their Meals.

The bskeshop OF John c. Helms, in the base
ment OF 2s5 Bowery, caught IRE early this
morning from doughnut grease spilling over
and caused considerable excitement.
The flames spread so quickly that the three
bakers had to nee for their lives, and the GUS
toners In the restaurant on the floor above
left their meals In hurry.
The two families living on the third and
fourth floors were aroused and assisted out
by the police.
The flames burned through from the bake
shop into the restaurant, aud did about $6l
damage.
The evening world., 1892-09-27
RUGIA's PEOPLE LANDED.

Only Seven Immigrasts Are Now Len
ut Camp Low.
CAMP Low. SANDY HOOK. sept 27.-Tha
departure this morning OF tho passengers o.
the Hamburg-American line steamer Rugia.
who have been detained In camp for ten
days, AFFORDED q repetition OF the scenes
which attended the discharge OF the Norman.
MAS people last week The passengers
comprised Turks, Arabians, Americans.
Greeks and Poles, with sprinkiing OF ths
on transport steamers John Z Aoese ane
George starr.
Before leaving here this morning q ssB
The evening world., 1892-09-27
C'BRIENlTES ARE DIsMAYED.

Tnmmany Won't Help "a MonGrel Ticket
aud Republicans FrOwn ON ROurke.
There is woe ana lamentation to-day in the
ranks OF the John j. o'Brien Association. "he
organization decided to support the Republl-
can National candidates and the candidate IS OF
Tammany, ana probably one or two OF It's
own for local offices.
II is said. however, that Tammany Hall
will not give Barney Rourke my financial
aid unless the OBrienitcs support the
straight Democratic ticket local and National,
and the Republicans have decided to distrlb-
ute their funds through other hands than
NnurknR
The evening world., 1892-09-27
Nine. Camilla urso Hurt.

Nine. Camilla Urso, who In private life is
Mrs. Frederic Luere, is to-day carrying her
lett arm In a sling. the result OF being
knocked down by Oicyclist on the Boulevard
saturday night. The right arm is also tightly
baudaged, but her doctor tolls her that no
bone Is broken, and the world will not, there
lore, be deprived Of again hearing one OF the
greatest OF viollnisks-
The evening world., 1892-09-27
IVES MUST EXPLAIN.
schaefer Wants the Worlds Billiard
Championship Emblem.

Billiard Champion Frank C. Ives. who is
expected home tomorrow on the Teutonic,
Will be called upon TO explain his failure to
meet ex-Champion Jacob schaeier In Paris,
or else forfeit the worlds championship en-
blem.
1t is claimed that Schaefer's challenge to
Ives was IN good Iath and that the latter
got out or H. by saying he had not enough
time 20 play, and then signed a two weeks
contract with kudoiphe.
The evening world., 1892-09-27

Evening School for Women.
Women and girls who desire to advance in
their education can find opportunity TO do so
at the Female Senior Evening School, No. 230
East houston street, which reopens next
Monday evening, with Miss Mary Pierson, as
Principal
The evening world., 1892-09-27
KILLED AS A JOKE.
A Live Wire Fastened to Machinery
Which q Workman Handled.
fGY AasocIATEp PRESS |

fEY AssncIATEp PRESS
KANSAS CITY, Sept. 27.-T. r. Vincent was
killed Saturday by what was supposed to be
accidental contact with an electric wire In
the house where he was employed.
The Coroner yesterday found that two other
employees attempted to play practical toSe
upon him, attaching the e!ectric-iight wire
TO u piece OF machinery which Vincent
handled during the day.
When he came IN contact wit h the machin-
cry and placed MS hund upon II he iell dead
FROM the shock
The evening world., 1892-09-27
MODELLING CLEyELAND's BUST.
4 Pretty Artist Who Fnsrinates Visitors
at Democratic Headquarters.

Pretty ArtIst VINO FnHcfnates VIsItOrs
nt Democratic IlSndIuartcrS.
Politicians at Democratic state Headquar-
ters ind very much to interest them IN tho
work OF q beautiful young sculptress who has
o studio next door.
The young lady, who has peach blow COM
plexion, auburn ringlets and charming man
ners. added to rare artistic attIinments. has
Just finished In clay bust OF Geh. stevenson,
and Is uow engaged On o bust OF Mr.. Cleye-
land.
Clad In calico waist ana blue gingham
apron. she listens to suggestions from admir-
Ing visitors, but II was not noticed That shs
adopted any OF them.
The artist recently finished a bust Of Jefrcr-
son which has beon greatly admired. IL Is
said that II she makes hit with ner present
task the works will be purchased by the
state Committee.
The evening world., 1892-09-27
Villas DEMURRER OVERTHROW
Practical Decision Against Wiscon-
sins So-Called Gerry m ander.

icy H0BOCIA1ED FRENN
MILWAUKEE, Wis.,, Sept. 27.-The Supreme
Court OF Madison rendered decision this
morning In the second gerrymanuer case.
1t holds that the Court has jurisdiction In
the case, and overthrows the demurrer OF
Senator Villas based on the claim that suit
should have been brought by the Attorney
General Instead OF by the petitioner, Lamb.
This is practically the overthrow OF the last
gerry The defense Is give until Fri
day to ant wer the bill OF the plaintiff.
The evening world., 1892-09-27
Fatal Freight Train Collision.

FdtaI Fr0lRnt Traln COLLISION.
PORT JERvIs, N. Y, Sept. 27.-Flagman W.
c. Decker was fatally injured. Brakeman
Frank Haven lost leg ana sustained other
serious injuries, and Brakeman Noah Carpen.
ter was very badly hurt In a head-on collision
between two freight trains In the Erie Rail-
road yard here this morning.
The evening world., 1892-09-27

Henry o. Asten Found Dead.
Atelegram received this morning at Police
Headquarters from Mamaroneck says that
Henry o. Asten, who escaped from private
insane asy lum near Mount Vernon, had been
found dead on the railroad track there. He
was struck by train.
The evening world., 1892-09-27

Four Chin amen Obey the Gesry Act.
Iyy ASSOCIATED rREsst
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 27.-Four Cinnamon
have disregarded the circulars recently Is
sued by the six societies and have been regis
tered under tho Geary act
The evening world., 1892-09-27
LOrrA GAINING STRENGTH.

The Actress UndsrRoes Surgical
Operation ana Is Out OF Danger.
Lotta, the actress, who Is lying seriously III
in the private sanltarium at 27O8 Firth ave
nue., was reported to be improving this morn
Ing.
The report that she was losing her reason
was Indignantly denied, anu the statement
was made that Miss Lotta was suffering from
constitutional nilment which has necessi-
tated the performance OF surgical operation.
Al the SAINT ariun II was said this morning
that the actress was fast gaining strength
and was now believed to be out VI danger.
The evening world., 1892-09-27

coroner John b. shea, A. u. Tappen, John p.
Dunn, ChaS 4. SINS, 1r., Joseph ]. Berry,
John ~ Turney, Col. Il. ]. Wood and J. Fair
fax Mclaughlin. six meetings are being
held nightly In various election districts
The evening world., 1892-09-27
Child Run Over nni Hie'

Nicolina Herara. aged six, OF u Bayard
street, was run over ana Eillel ut Baya and
Elizabeth streets this morning, by d team u
horses owned ty J. u. and J. NJ. Cornell. OF
l4l Centre street. The driver. Richard
Young, OF lsl Tenth avenue, was arrested.
The evening world., 1892-09-27
Ex-JUDGE C0MST0CK DEAD.
He Was q Member OF the Old State
Court OF Appeals.

IfscC'Ar-r r~vss.t
SYRACUSE, Sept. a7.-Ex.Judge George +.
Comstock died here this morning.
The evening world., 1892-09-27
Big Advance in Rates to New York.


ST. LOUIS, Mo-, sept. "a. - The Central
TrafIic Association on oct. 0 will make the
following advance In rates TO New York from
Chicago and ST Louis: on live hogs and
packing-house products, 80 cents from CHI
cago, rs cents from ST, Louis on grain and
grain products, % cents from Chicago and 20
cents from ST. Louis.
The evening world., 1892-09-27
Married Quarantine OniciaIs

Sturtied Qunrnntine Omct9iSs
This mornings report comes with startling
kins AZ J.iO last night from Swlnburns
Island, which read:
We have had cases or susp poets since Sept.
cesce; IN. danger of lew days ago past and -
irisadr, u. U. 70 eongratulass you on your no,s
av If, cab which speeds this message to ycu
never conNeyLut tiiings as ehserul.
lo'gned) j. NJ BYRON,
Jnnsos Ds LAsno. ''
Yesterday morning, toe, DR.. Jenktns mado
a trip Gown the hay un hts steam yacht
scwareE, and on his return exclaimed with
parGonaLle triumph ami consider "a Ole exuita.
lion " There Is no cholera In New YORK
Bay.'
Ihe remark was true enough when the
Health OnicCr made II. Even then, however,
choleralc .erns were lurking In the Bche.
mas oiu hulk, prepared 10 seize upon Iresh
Victims.
Prompt Measures Adopted.
White the Health ofIcer announced the
two hew cases this morning with evident Re.
gret, he was MT disheartened. He promptly
IeleSiNphed DR.. Byron for lull particulars,
and ut 0.iu sent Dr. Waller down the bay On
the tug Evarts 70 inspect the patients on the
Bohemia as well as the measles patients on
the steamt oat StoningtuG.
The resh outbreak OF the plague will prob.
ably interfere with the proposed transfer OF
lhe Bohemas slcerage passengers u Aon-
"
The scandals passengers now on Hoffman
Island were 10 have been transferred 10 this
Old iri9a,e New Hampshire To-day. but yes
terday's gale CAUSED the receiving ship 10
drag her anchors nearly mile anu, iu view
OF possibility or 4 repetition OF this expert.
ence, the transfer VIII probably not be made.
The Scandia came to I PIPER Quarantine last
night, leaving only the Bohemia and the
Polaria in the lower bay.
DR.. Walzer considers II safe to release all
the scandals passengers to-da., but In view
ot this mornings Developments, IL u not
likely that this Will tie done.
Are Police Patrols Cosniug AwayS
SuperinI endrnt OF Police Byrnes aud lnspec-
tor Williams came down to Quarantine aI
7.30 this morning on the police boat Patrol.
and. hurrying 10 DR.. Jenkinss oilice, held Z
conference with him for halI an hour.
AIS o'clock al three embarked on the
Patrol and steamed down the bay. AS they
were about TO start Dr. jenkins told an EVEN
ISG WORLD reporter there was no significance
whatever in Supt Byrness visit. The ofiicers
named returned 10 the city before noon.
OF the tiamburg-Amerlcan line, came down to
Quarantine at ll.30. Commodore Hebicn,
who Is commander or the Normannia, said he
eX pccted TO sail tomorrow forenoon. To-day
the ship is coaling.
Dr. jenkins went down the bay on the Va
merces Medical Advisory Board at nom.
The Saale was released from Quarantine At
12.lo.
Cabin Passengers Landed.
Tue first cabin passengers OF the Scandta
ana BOHEMIA arrived At Quarantine at 1l.55
this forenoon on the tug Evarts, OF the liam
urg.American line, en- route for the Com
eight from the scandis and ten from the
BuhemiA
The evening world., 1892-09-27
Russia to Send More Troops to the
Psmirs in the Spring.


LONDON, sept. 27.-The standards Berlin
correspondent says; 1t Is rumored here that
Russia viii send 10000 reinforcemeuts to
the Pain!rs next Spring"
The evening world., 1892-09-27
Jealousy Leads to Wife Murder.

lhr
ALBANY, Sept 81 William Scanlin, OF
oneUnta, cut his wile's throat this morning
In a fit OF jealcusly. Mrs scanin caphot
recover
The evening world., 1892-09-27

Advertisements more
than appeared In the
corresponding " ee X
last year.
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