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MORE CHOLERA ON THE sonEMIA.

Tive Chiidrea stricken Dewn-0as Dies
with the Plague.
QUARANTINE, 8. l., Sept. 27.-The cessation
Of outbreaks OF Asiatic cholera In New Yorlk
Bay, which has lasted for just one weel, IL
broken to-day.
Health Ofl,cer jenkins this morning IN.
nounced that two new cases, probably Of
cholera, had developed on tho steamsA!p
Bohemia, tue only plague ship now In the
lower bay.
Tho cases were reported late last night,
but such high sea was running that Or.
Byron was not able to board The Bohemia
aud remove tho patients to swinburne
Island. II WINS said that the new patients
were both children.
The names OF the two new pattents nom
the Bohemia aie:
MARIANA LuKowsKA, aged seven yssrs.
SrASIsLArH MIcHsARIsCH, eight years.
The boy died two hours aud fifteen minutes
after admission TO the hospital, at 1.xo this
Accompanying the bulletin announcins the
death and new case Or. Byron sent tAls daiiy
census:
Transferred from Sick to Convaseecsnt
Ward, ?; admitted from Bohemia, 3; 0te9 In
hospitnl l. sick patients, convAieSceAee and
suspects, Jo.
Three Msie Cases FsssA To-Day.
DIR. Byron teiegraphed that he had removed
three more cholera patents TO Swtsburpe Isl-
AMI from the Bohemia. They Are:
WILHELM LATE, 4ysars.
JOAASsA AtLkxARIE, q yeAry.
GAIL GAssNAN. 2& ysArS.
these i've cases on tho Bohemia mAks the
total quarantine record TO dat1 O. tc11Jks:
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LOOK ING FOR DOBBELAAR.
Po!icc think He Has elo. 900 Worth
OF Veluablos Hidden.

The police OF the West One Hundred aud
TwenSy-iirth street station are trying to
locate N. J. Dohteaar, u lcwcller OF ITO West
one, Hundred and Twenty.ntth street, VINO
hph mys,criousiy disappeared.
Doboelaar for ten years kept a Jcwelry
Hoie at the above number under his wiie's
nnmc, and during the past Two months bis
patrons, 1t L. said. experienced much difliculty
in regnining possession OF watches ANA Jew.
eiry which they had lett with hiin FOR repairs.
William +. Dcanr, II Harlem livery.stable
keeper, It is alleged, only secured the return
OF Ms watch IRON DObbelaar BY 4 threat OF
nrresi.
Last Thursday Dobbelaar told his clerk that
he had hired store On Anstertiam avenue.
iio moved out his stock and disappeared that
evening.
The Io,ice searched Dobbe,aar's store and
found 300 worth OF tewelry hidden 10 the
| cellar. DoooeiAar, the police think, has hid.
den somewAure $4,000 worth oi vaiuables
belonging chiefly to other people
The evening world., 1892-09-27
Mr.. REIp'S NlECE's WEDDING.
II Took Place as Noon To-Day n,
Ophir Farm.

The marriage OF Miss Ella spencer Reid,
niece Of Whitelaw Reid. and Judge Ralph
Chandler Harrison, OF san Francisco. took
place at 1880 o'clock to-day At ophir Farm,
Mr.. Reid's country home.
Miss Reid is twenty-five and Judge Earri-
son IL ffty.six.
The ceremony was performed by Arch
deacon Kirkby. rector OF 81. Paurs Episcopal
church. Whitelaw kcid gave the bride
away.
MI. ard Mrs. Harrison VIII start for the
West this evening.
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COLORED WOMEN ORGANIZE.
They Form n Republican (luh in John
r.. II ihsliand's Buiiivick.

They Form n Republican (lmh in John
r. ~ ihsliand's Buiiiwick.
The Colored Ladies' Republican club OF the
Eleventh Assembly District Is unique addi-
tion to the political forces In this city. 1t was
organized last night rs an auxiliary 10 Law
yer j. Ellen rosters Womans Republican
Association, at 100 West Twenty-nintii
street. Mira +. l. OvngtOn, manager OF Law
yer Fosters headquarters In the Hotel savoy,
MISS Helen boswell, chief OF the literary Du.
reau annex OF the same, and District Leader
ex-COLlract Labor Inspector John L. kilhol-
land were tho sponsors of the Club looked TO
TO " arrange things satisfact orily."
Thirty.seven colored ladies responded TO
the call for the meeting, and Mrs Mary l.
Hall presided. The work OF organization wa,
guided by Mrs Ovington, with the result that
Mrs. Hail was chosen President ana Mrs.
Jennie Randolph secretary.
More time had been consumed in the work
OF explanation and adoption OF the ready
mace constitution than had been anticipated.
and when the secretary hao been elected the
clock Indicated 1890. Adjournment was ac-
c0rdingly taken, and Leader Milholiand AMI
News sboy Sam Iitllier, who had been waiting
to make appropriate addresses, diu not have
opportunity TO speak their pieces.
The evening world., 1892-09-27
RUGIA's PEOPLE LANDED.

Ouly seven Immigrants Arc New Len
AZ Camp Low.
CAMP Low. SANDY HOOK. sept 27.-Ths
departure this morning OF the passengers o
the Hamburg American line steamer Rugis
who have been detained In camp for tel
days, AFFORDED repetition OF the scene,
MAS people last week. Tho passsasen
comprised Turks, Araoians, Americans
Greeks and Poles, with sprinkiing OF IN
better class Of Germans They were eAksi
on transport steamers John Z nosrs kns
George starr
Before leaving here this morning e ssD
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PEARY DiFERDs HIMSELF.
He oorfects MlsstStsm snts Regard
ing Young Verhoen.

thY AssoCfATrD rRysa.l
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 27.-Lieut. Robert f.
Peary, tho Arctic explorer. said last night
that there were no conditions upon which
young vernGrf's contribution to the expe.
dition was made.
lie said that Verhoefr remained at Red
ClIf House, when the rest OF the party went
on inland, because OF his special fitness for
the scientific work assigned him.
"Mr. verhoen was a man OF indomitabie
will" said the Lieutenant, "thorouShly con-
scientious and unselrsh, and ! believe there
is but one person who hopes more earnestly
than that he may still be alive.
"if he be dead. he has let console ttous
and accurate work In his cOmplete ana valu:
able tidal ana meteorological OBSERVATIONS"
The evening world., 1892-09-27
LOrTA GAINING STRENGTH.

Tho Actress UnderRocs q Surgical
Operation ana is Out OF Danger.
Lotta, the actress, who is lying seriously III
In the private sanitarlum at 27OG Filth ave
nue., was reported to be improving This nurn-
Ing.
The report that she was losing her reason
was Indignantly denied, and the statement
was made that Miss Lotta was suffering from
u constitutional ailmeDt which has necessi-
tated the performance OF surgical operation.
Al tho sanitariu II was said this NOR nlng
that the actress was last gaining strength
and was now believed TO be out OF danger.
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ANNEXED DISTRICT WARNED UP.

Supplementary Democratic Jicadauar-
ters 10 Ne Opened Tonight.
owing to the large area Of the new Th,r-
tleth Assembly District, OF which Fire Com
missioner Henry D. Purroy is the leader, the
Tammanyites have found It necessary TO
establish additional he ldqusrters for the
lower thirieen election districts at 25+3
Third avenue, near One Hundred and Thirty
eighth street, when . bi. ratification meet
ing Will be held tonight and q handsome
banner swung for Cleveland aud stevenson. Il.
A band OF nifty effective speakers has been
orgonized fSr the campaiyn, chief among
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CRUELTY TO ENGLISH cHlLDREY.
e.324 casss Investigated By the
Society In the Past Year.
nv AssocIAryp PaRsa.

Inv AssoCIAryp PRRsai
LoNpoS, sept :7.-The report OF the society
for the Prevention or Cruelty to Children for
1892 states that s,324 cases have been inves-
tigatcd. involving many instances OF diaboll-
cal cruelty.
The report says that cruelty is nowise con.
fnci TO the poor, while the brutality OF
drunkards seldom equals the deliberate tor.
turo inflicted On children by persons who are
sober.
The evening world., 1892-09-27
MODELLING CLEvRLAND's BUST.
A Pretty Artist Who FnscinRfes Visitor
At Den ocPatic HeadquaFtsrs.

A Pretty Artist Who FnscinRfes Visitors
at Deaocratio Headquartrrs.
Politicians at Democratic State Headquar-
ters nnd very much 70 interest them In the
work OF beautiful young scuIptress who has
4 tudiO next door.
The young lady, who has peach blow COM
plexion, auburn ringlets and charming man.
ners, added TO rare artistic attsinments. has
Just iinisEed In clay u bust OF Gen. stevenson,
and Is now engaged on bust OF Mr.. Clsve-
land.
clad In calico waist and blue gingham
apron. she listens TO suggestions from admir-
ing visitors, but II was not noticed tnat she
adopted any OF them.
The artist recently inished q bust OF JefTer-
son which has been greatly admired. IL Is
said that II she makes hit with her presen I
task tho works will be purchased by tho
state Committee.
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these i've eases on the bchsmiA 4Aks the
total quarantine record TO dak6 q to1l4ko:e

startled Qaaraatine Omcials.
This mornings report comes with startling
kins at a+O last night from swinburne
Island, which road:
We have had no new cases or suspects einos Sept.
20. Our las! cholera patients are In full eeavass
ire9ds. los US 70 eonErstuate yOu on, your !no.s
ut discretion anu sp,iring activity. both
n;ss, ,.ESos Son,''tl' 'il'ns's; sSr'f.na M sTaox
i,Tnsss tEnsS nnRrTDTT, A. T,1.oi ir'
Yesterday morning. too, DR. jenkins made
a trip down tue Lay Oh his steam yacht
sewaren, and on his return exclaimed with
pardonabie liiumpn anl considerable exulta.
tion: :" There l, nu cholera In New York
bay -
The remark was true enough when the
Health Oificsr made H.. Even then, however.
choieralc Serms were lurking in the bohe.
mia's old hulk, prepared TO seize upon tresh
Victims.
PROMPT Measures Adopted.
While the Health orlcer announced the
two new cases THIS morniny with evident re-.
gret, lie Was not uisnearteneu. He promptly
telsg,aphsd Dr. Byron for Iull particulars.
Inc tug Evarts 10 Inspect The patients on the
Bohemia as well as the measles patients on
the steamboat Stontngton.
The fresh outbreak OF the plague will prob
ably Interfere with the proposed transfer OF
the Bohemla's steerage passengers to Hon.
man island, as was intended, to-day.
The Scandals passengers now OH Holman
Island were to have been transferred TO the
old rriyste New hampshire to-day. but yes.
terday's gale caused the receiving ship 10
drag her anchors nearly mile ana, In view
OF possibility OF a repetition OF this expert
encc, the transfer Will probably not be made.
The scandia came to Upper Quarantine last
pisht, leaving only the Bohemia and the
Polaria In the lower bay.
Dr. Waller considers II safe TO release all
the scandals passengers to-da., but In view
nt this mornings Developments, II Is not
likely that this Will tie done.
Are Palice Patrols &c cmins Awaye
Superintc OF Police Byrnes and lnspec.
tor Williams came down To Quarantine AZ
7.3O this morning on the police boat PATROL
and, hurrying 10 DR.. Jenkinss of1ice, held .
conference with him Icr 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 wus no signincancs
whatever in Supt. Byrncs's visit. The officers
named returned to the city before noon.
Of tbs Hamburg American line, came down E
Quarantine At ll.3O. Commodore Hebioh.
who Is commander OF the N0rmannia, said he
expected TO sail tomorrow forenoon. To-day
the ship Is coaling.
Dr. jenkins went down the bay on the Va
merce's Medical Advisory Board at noon.
The Saale was released from Quarantine a
1915.
Cabin Passengers Lauded.
TIE lrst cabin passengers OF the Scandis
ana BOHEMIA arrived At Quarantine at 11.5l
this forenoon on the tug Evarts, OF the Ham
burg. American line, EN- route for the Com
pany's dock In Hoboken. There are twenty
eight from the scandia and ten from tha
Bohemia.
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WEsTCHESTER's ANNUAL FAIR.
Formally Opened To-Day with Pros
poets OF Great Success.

Formally Opened To-Day with Pros
poets OF Great Success.
WHITE PLAINS, Sept. 27.--'rhe formal open.
Ing OF the annual fair OF the Wcstchester Ag-
ricultural Society took place this morning.
There was n large attendance, and the O1i-
GERS OF the Society predicted that the fair
would be one ul the mcst successful ever
held.
The attractions to-day Included Il balloon
ascension, running races by tho American
Polo Association and trottlng races. The
track Is fast and the trOttiDs and running
events promise To DO very interesting.
The fair In all the departments l. fully up
to That Of former years and IN some Instances J
the exhibits are flLer than any ever seen be-
fore Oh the grounds. The ladies OF the SOci-
ETY. have an exceedingly attractive show IN
tho main exhibition hall.
The far will continue all the week and will
close saturday with al interesting baby
show.
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LIVELY BLAZE In THE B0WERY.
Customers in q Restaurant Chased
from Their Meals.

Tine bakeshop Of John {. Helms, in the base
ment OF 2s5 Bowery, caught fire early this
morning from doughnut grease spilling over
and caused considerable excitement.
The names spread so quickly that the three
bakers had to flee for their lives, and tho GUS
toners In the restaurant on the floor above
left their meals in hurry.
The two families living on the third aud
fourth loors were aroused and assisted out
by tine police.
The flames burned through from the bake
shop into the restaurant, aud did about e8c0
damage.
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cBRIENITES ARE DlsMAYED.

Tnmu,any Wou't Help n Mousrei Ticket
and Republicans FrDwn on Nourke.
There Is woe and lamentation to-day In tho
ranks OF the John j. ODrien Association. Tho
organization decided to support the RepuDli-
can National candidates and the candidatcsof
Taminauy, and probably one or TWO " It's
own for local Offices.
IL is said, however, that Tamnany Hall
will not give barney Rourk0 any financial
aid unless the o f3rienites support the
straight Democratic ticket local and National,
and tho Hepublicans have decided To distIib-
ute tneir FUNDS through other hands than
ROurkc'S
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ILL WITH HYDROPHOBlA.

A Woman's Terrible sufYsrings at
Florence. N. j.
BoRDENrowS, y. j., Sept 27.-Mrs. Anna
Appiegate, housexeerer for John Watson,
living At Florence, y few niles from here, Is
lying In terrible agony and exhibits every
symptom OF hydrophoDia. There Is no know
edge, however, that she had ever been bitten
By 4 dog,
The evening world., 1892-09-27
Villas DEMURRER OVERTHROW
Practical Decision Against Wiscon
sins So Called Gerrymand
fBy AssocIATEp rhEsa I

fBY AssocIATED PhIsA
MMwAUKRE, Wis, Sept. "7.-The Supreme
Court at 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
gerrymander. The defense Is give until Fri
day to answer the bill OF the plaintiff.
The evening world., 1892-09-27
Nine. Camilla urso Hurt,

Nine. Camilla Urso, who in private life il
Mrs. Frederic Luere, Is to-day carrying her
left arm in O sling, the result OF being
Knocked down by bicyclist on the Boulevard
Saturday night. The right arm ID also tightly
bsndaged, but her doctor tells her that no
fore be deprived OF again hearing one OF the
greatest OF violinists-
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KILLED AS A JOKE.
A Live Wire Fastened to Machinery
Which . Workman Handled.
inY AssoCIArEp PREsS.

iRY AsaOCIArED PREsSl
KANSAS CITY. sept. 1T II. Vincent WAS
killed saturday by what WAS supposed to be
Academia, contact with an electric wire in
the house where he was employed.
The Coroner yesterday found that two other
employee, attempted to play n practical Joke
upon him, attaching the e!ectric-iiyht wire
10 "A piecs OF machinery which Vincent
handled during the day.
When he came In contact with the machin-
cry and placed his hand upon II he fell dead
IrUin the shock.
The evening world., 1892-09-27
FOWLER In CONTEMPT.
ah Refuses to Pay His Wife e5 a
Weok Alim ony,

Lorenzo N. Fowler has failed to pay the s5
week alimony which the Court awarded to
hia wife, Lillian NJ. Fowler, and was to-day
eeludged In contempt by Judge Gildersleeve
In the superior Court.
ID answer to his wlfe's motion to punish
him for contempt. Fowler says be is doing
Mttio business, but has offered 10 support his
wife n she will live with him.
The evening world., 1892-09-27
q. A. II. MEN FOR CLEVELAND.
mos Cum mings SAYS He fOund Thoa
sands Of Them at Washington.

sands Of Them at Washington.
Congressman Amos j. Cummings. who IS a
frequent visitor at Democratic Headquarters,
has just returned from the Grand Army re-
union Al washington. He 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 tho
f,rmness to resist attempts to place fraudu.
lent claims upon the pension roll"
Mr.. Cummings added that he had talked
with u. A. X. men from New Hampshire, who
were confident OF electing their comrade,
Parson Mckinney, the Democratic candidate q
for Governor, and OF giving majority for Mr..
cleveland.
The evening world., 1892-09-27
OFFICER CHARGED WITH ASSAULT

Policeman William Collins on Trial
for . Grave Crime.
Policeman William Collins, OF the Thir.
teenth Precinct, Brooklyn, Is on trial at the
Brooklyn Headquarters, charged with as
saulting fOurteen-yesr-old Minnie Hess on
the night OF SEPT. = last.
The trial was still going on at = O'Clock.
The evening world., 1892-09-27

Evening echool for Women.
Women and girls who desire TO advance in
their education can md opportunity to do so
at the Female Senior Evening school, No. 239
East Houston street, which reopens next
Monday evening, with Miss Mary Pierson, as
Principal
The evening world., 1892-09-27

Henry o. Asten Found Dead.
A telegram received this morning at Police
Headquarters from MamaronecS says that
Henry o. Asten, who escaped from a private
insane asylum near Mount Vernon, had been
found dead on the railroad track there. lie
was struck by q train.
The evening world., 1892-09-27
DR.. HAMILTON TALKSIN CHICAGO
Claims There's Danger in state Con-
troll of New York's Quarantine.

CHICAGO, Sept. 2T.-Surgeon. General John
b. Hamilt OH, OF the United states Marine
Hospital, lately iu charge OF Camp Low. on
New York nay. has arrived at the Grand Pa.
clnc, In this city.
He says that II the Quarantine In New York
HarUOr 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-
cid, danger.
DIR. Hamilton is OF opinion that, as the bulk
OF Immigration comes through New York, and
- the whole United States Is affected by the
New York Quarantine, AFFAIRS there should be
strictly under Federal control.
It Is un.American, ne nolds, that ono state
should conduct protective measures nfHecting
ali the states according TO LIS own IDEAS and
methods
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coroner Jonn Il. Shea, A. n. Tappen, John p.
Dunn. Cba.- h. sims. Jr, Joseph ]. Berry,
John N. Turney, Col. Il. j. Wood anu j. Fair
fax Mclaughlin. six meetings are being
held nightly in various election districts
The evening world., 1892-09-27
EX-JUDGE C0MsT0CK DEAD.
He Was Member OF tho Old State
Court or Appeals.

~ SsfCrIATrn re-ssl
SYRACUSE, Sept. 2T.-ES-Judge George
Conistock died here this morning.
The evening world., 1892-09-27
Russia to Send More Troops to the
Pam!rs in the Spring.

LONDON, Sept. 27.-The Standards Berlin
correspondent says: IT Is rumorcd here hat
Russia will send 1000 reinforcements TO
the Palnirs next Spring"
The evening world., 1892-09-27

Advertisements more
than appeared In the
corresponding " eek
last year.
The evening world., 1892-09-27

Four Cinnamon obey the osary Act.
try ASSOCIATED PnIssi
SAN FRANcIscO, Sept. 27.-Four Chinamen
have disregarded the circulars recently Is
sued by the six secietiea and have ben rsGts-
tered under tho Geary act
The evening world., 1892-09-27
PROHIBITION TICKET.
Noninations Made fer EIsctsrs asd az
uad C0pRty O@cers.

Noninations Made fer EIsctsrs asd Cny
und CspRty OAcsrs.
Following are the nominations made By tht
Prohibitionist party Of New York County At I
convention held last night:
THE CITY TICKET.
Frs.ident oi the Board oi 1Idsrmsn-J.ns. II.
County Clsrt-I.ouis z. Van Norman.
Rss,.ter-Oiri GriHstold.
:ioaS: q Ii: touI, oi Common Comm PI...-ohsrl.. K.
Cty Judge s-To bs named hereafter.
FOR cosGRsss AND poR ELECTORS.
i,as:s' x.st$ ! a:ss Holden. Sssst tis!s ss::.s,r,
j.. kehafa "; Turner. Jioha hsra..
IS. &. Waldo Smith. ". 7. WardwelL
il. ssols. sssol Hafii afs.sd irdi. X RMnf M,ff.sre.u
III. Francis Crawford.
FoR AssEMBLrMEN AND ALDERMEN.
Dis. A.s.mbivnsn. ALf.,man.
i. John NJ Patterson. Franklin ". Robertson.
=. frAnkli n smith. Elisha Shely.
!. William brown, Gorusl,us Ketels. Jr.
8. Robert p. stansbury. william, 4. scott.
.. William h. Loren. tronk Brandt.
Z. Robert scott. John Eroschi.
j:n.. RaS,a + t'"HI:' b.1I. s5sS "ssl, n1s,on b.ir
~. Gvdir.y Dozst. hnsrS Gum
i, Aaron Holland. George <. WiiioushGy.
lJ,
IA. William II. Wells. August Badun.
ID. Sherwo'dS \. William Jonathan Hill.
". Albert A. brewer. L. Van Orcen.
Is France ". Hammond. Charles McEwen.
~. W. ii. Masten. Charles Ingrxham.
~.
~. Levi Mai,is. j. Howard YarnaIi.
~. Chss. Knsppmann. Charles II. Pstry.
93. Howard q. Myers. william W. Shotd.
~. Jete r. Brooks. Albert q. Thompson.
rs. 4, Il. Leo. Oscar A. Gage:
20. John j. Bennett. Ambrose ID. Wright.
II. william McEIvesn. James +. Needham.
Is. Charles ". Grimm. William Knapp.
40. JOhn II. 1ienken. jr. A. j. Iounsbury.
80. George NJ Conovsr. John Hood.
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J Judge-To DO named hereafter.
ram GnAnuSas Ann Ian al u
FOR AssEMBLYMEN AND AIpEnaES.
William II. Wells. August Badun.

!. Sherwo'dS =. William 81 Jopathap Hill.
!. Albert A. Brewer. T.. Van Orcsn.
France ". Hammond. Charles McEwen.
}. W. II. MAsten. Charles Ing graham.
The evening world., 1892-09-27
Child Run Over and KreJ.

ChNd Kun over ana XII o5.
NicolinA Herara, aged six, OF 81 Bayard
street, was run over and killed at Bayard and
Elizabeth streets this morning, BY 4 team OF
horses owned by J. d. and J. N. Cornell. OF
l4l Centre street. The driver, Richard
Young, OF lsl Tenth avenue, was arrested.
The evening world., 1892-09-27
One Peck Case Goes over.

ALsAxv. sept. 27.- labor Commissioner
Pecxs case, brous q BY 4. Eilery Ander-
son ct al ior refusing 70 show papers, goes
over 10 special term, oct !,
The evening world., 1892-09-27

Mrs. Harrison Rssts Quietly.
isy ASSOCIATED pRrsa-,
WARRINGTON, Sept 27.-Mrs- Harrison had
= fairly good night, and IL rvportsd 70 b rest
ing quietly this morning =
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CARLYLE HARRIS STILL LIVES.

There Was a Report That He Had
Killed Himself in Jail.
Ing that Carlyle W. Harris, under conviction
for poisoning his schoolgirl wife, Helen Potts
Harris, had conmi ted suicide in the Tombs.
Warden Fallon was pestered by eager Ques.
tioners who seemed actually disappointed
when told that there was No foundation for
the rumor.
The evening world., 1892-09-27

Judge Comstock was q member or the Court
OF Appeals under the Constitution OF lSAU,
having been elected Nov. u, 1855, to MI the
signed
The evening world., 1892-09-27

IMPORTANT To CIGAR sMOkERs.
BSIWEKN THE AoTs sll-tobaeeo gsTsttS y siss. -
The evening world., 1892-09-27
TWELVE C0NVICTS SET FREE.
Desperate Miller overpowsrs the
Guard In q Texas Quarry.
isy AssocIATEp PRRsA.

DALLAS, Tex, Sept. .2T.-Commodore Miller,
one OF the most notorious iespcradoes In the
Southwest, overpowered his guards yester.
day and liberated twelve iellow-convicts who
were working In the quarrles near this city.
hunt him.
The evening world., 1892-09-27
Fatal Freight Train Collision.

rHtHi rfoIHHV 1Tutu VOiiI5Iop'
PORT JERvIs, N. Y, Sept. 27.-Flagman W.
C. Decker was fatally injured, Brakeman
Frank Haven lost leg and sustained other
serious injuries, and Brakeman Noah Csrpen-
ter was very badly hurt In a head-on collision
between two freight trains In the Erie Rail-
road yard here this morning.
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FELL WITH A SCAFFOLD.
One Man Killed. Two Seriously Hurt
as Cam den, N. j,

CAnnEs. n. j.. Sept. 27.-shortly before
noon to-day Q scaffold on which several men
Church, on Broad way, fell 10 the ground and
enc man was killed and two seriously IN
The injured nsa were taken 70 the City
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The evening world., 1892-09-27

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