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The evening world., 1892-05-05
BROOKLYN Is NEW OFFICERS.
The Uhlman-Barrett Faction
Now in Full Control.

At the once OF the Brooklyn Elevated Rail-
road 20. y Sands street. RrooIlvn. the new
- - N-o
buaTu ~ plTec'ors OF the company met at ~
O'Clock to-day for the election Of officers.
Those who attended wore Adolnh I,d.,-
-, ~
oursu' Freueflch l IhiiIiah' AoTah d. mar
denburgh, simon Rothschild, Edward J.
Richards Gen. Winoare Iou,s Adler ana
anu
"aS"o o0h'iIe'
The directors had held a conference last
evening tn consider who should hs tho new
"a, - -,
"l''Ic's" VI 'he ioau' Out lhe hattcF was not
decided when they came together this morn
ing.
,,,
Although the meeting was held with closed
doors, II Is understood that sOule OF the Inc u
hers earnestly desired that Frederick T-hI-
, -,
man eh"uid ue Ireslu'H'' "A!!r ulaeTs pre-
sented the name Of AdOlph IadenburSh
Atthe concIusion of tho mating the al.c-
,.,,...,.,
tIph OF the loIlu"lhs oHC'rs was announced
Adolph LadenbuTgb, President.
Anthnny Dsrr,tt Nfcepr,-tta,t
-
fFtutTICh IAIuIau' StcEtlaf! ana treas
urer,
r,e,,,tvo cor,uit,eo rroder,,,. r.r,,,,
- '', '"''-', .,.',- ~" n'N.HN'
Abram d. hardehpurSh, simon kutAschiid.
These officers displaced A. ". Putnam
pros,,.rt. ruo-, Sr.,u.- v,,o-pr,.,d,,,.
49,
hugo kothschilu' secretary ana treasurer
cAiid' EXECUTIVE committee.
IIIlam H. Siuu'y anu LOUIS Aul'r tehuereu
1InelT RESERVATIONS as directors ana ernest
mailman ana EuWaEu LauttTUacA were
The evening world., 1892-05-05
Specialties Pounded Down in To-
Days Early Trading
Large Engagements Of Gold for
Export Saturday.
Sugar Trusts Fall Nearly Half n
Dozen Points.

WALL STREET. Thursday, May 5.-Stocxs
were strong In the early trading to-day, but
the volume OF business was disappolntingly
small after the sharp spurt OF yesterday af-
ternoon. London failed TO respond, and this
started selling by the room traders and the
bears
The latter finally pounced upon the sugar
shares on account Of the proceedings In
stituted against the Trust and the talk that
some OF the principals would be arrested.
sugar common broke from "a TO 50 and
preferred from 90 TO 93la
Union Pacific WAS next raded ana sold
down from 44la to 43S4. In the
mean time other stocks developed marked
strength, omaha selling up l, to 4oss pre-
Icrred, lIt, TO Il7la; Edison General Electric,
Ia, TO lO6s4; Northwest, !, TO 1875, and
Rock Island, ], to s52s.
tits estimated that between $4,000 900
and $4,000, 900 gold will be shipped to Europe
Saturday.
The chicago Burlington quincy has de-
clared a dividend or III per cent. payable
June Is.
The National Cordnge Company has an
nounced is prices on SiSal twine, which are
IA TO IL cents per pound higher than last
year.
The gross earnings Of the Northern Pacific
el3O,4O9.
sterling exchange was extremely dull ana
only fairly steady. Actual rates are i.SGala
4.s7 tor bakers siNty-Jay bills, ASS Tor de-
mand and 4.sslI for cables.
The statement or the Michigan Central
Railroad for the year ended Dec. 81, 1891
SHOWS total earnings OF SlJ,lG2,gOO, an in-
crease OF s072,2+9; operating expenses,
sll.2o7, ,669, an increase Of S315,Sl5 (; net
s4.055, 800, an increase OF S206,4 ,433: inter-
est and rentals, S!,439,2S0; decrease Of
e15,O46. Canada SOutherns proportion,
S446,T75; an increase OF col, ~ and surplus
sl97,355; against a deficit OF 500. 4s last
year. The cost Of bctterments and additions
70 the property eAcept land purchased is In
cluded IN gross OF Grating expenses.
At the annual meeting held In Detroit tc-
to-day the old Board or Directors was re-
elected. r. ". Vanderbilt succeeds tue late
William L. Scott.
The Evansville Is Tcrrc Hautc directors
have authorized Harvey FISK Il sons TO sell
el.0OO,0OU genera mortgage . Ler cent.
bonds 10 provide FOR additional equipment
double tracking, sc.
The break IN sugar stock TO so unsettled
the whole list ms afternoon. II was cur
rentlY reported that The Ways and Means
Committee OF the House reCCmm ndcI the
abolition OF the duties on su.ar, and this was
mado the basis or a sharp raid on the shares
The other industrals Yielded in sympathy.
The railroad list declined a to lis per cent.
the selling movement having been Stimulated
by the engagement OF half a million dollars
gold for export.
The Trunk Line Executive Committee has
advanced east-UOuAd ratcs-lahe and rail-
IRON Chicagoto New York Ia II cents which
corresponds with the :0.cent rat" all rail.
Tire advance is Il take place May @.
The National Lead company has declared n
dividend OF IL per cent. on its preferred
STOCK
The steamship rucrst B.smcrcK, which
sailed for Europe to-day, took cut 10000
ounces OF silver.
The evening world., 1892-05-05
SHE TELLS A WEIRD STORY,

Mrs. Hoolthan Says She Overheard
Plot to Cremate Ger Alive.
Mrs Mary HCo'ihan, Of 81 Oakland street
Brooklyn, appeared In the Lee Avenue Police
Court, Williamsburg, this morning, and said
her husband, Edward, was preparing to aban-
don her and run on with another woman
She said, too, that he ill-treated her and even
threatened her life.
Yesterday evening, according TO her story.
she overheard her husband and "A man named
bowling talking In room ne Xt to hers. Her
husband SAID, she declares:
NO; my way to Kill her is the best way. |
Own two houses IN Ewing street. Both OF
them are empty. lwil manage to get her up
In one or the rooms. / Will lock her in and set
i1re To the house.
A warrant was issued for the apprehension
OF the husband. Although the woman seemed
rational enough IN court this morning. the
story she tells Is so Wild that the polio. pro
pose 10 keep their eyes upon her Tor Il time.
The evening world., 1892-05-05
POLICY DEALERS SENTENCED.
a Batch of Old Cases Disposed OF
by Judge Cowing.

several old policy dealers cases were To day
disposed Of by Judge Cowins IN General Ses-
sIOuS
otto oSwCld and Richard Lindsay, of l+l
East ThlrteCnth street, had Two Indictments
each against them and were nned $50 each
on one indictment and sentence suspended on
the other.
Charles F, Matthewson, OF aG Third street,
was nncd 500.
Jam O'Nenl and Peter Thompkius, OF ~
King street were iutd 800 c"cn.
John " ON, 3 Eldridgc st., was nncd 500.
In Fart l., before Judge Fitzgerald, John
Sayrr vas called for sentence iur T. eP-
lng = hey shop. No one an
swcGcd lCr N m1mcnt, when lawyer
arose from corner Cf the courtroom aud
said. " our Honor. John Sayre has gone to
appear az higher court. He is dead.
' In that cas- said the Judge. " The paptr Rs
IN the case Wi. ue referred ~ the District
Attorney
The evening world., 1892-05-05
9Th Ave. 81 23d st.
BROOKLYN
A Few More Valuable Sugges-
tions for the City of Churches.

Here are some sucgcs tons for the i'm
1rovcment OF BROOKLYN tina, were sent In
few days ago but were delayed by the news
demand made on the space ot the paper. The
contest is not at End. The columns OF The
EvESlNG WoRLr are still open to all who
desire TO contribute one or more ideas that
may be- helpful to the City Of Churches. sug-
gestions should not be over 200 words In
length For the best THE EVENING WORLD
viii give n coin DOUBLE EAGLE. ADDRESS all
communications to Brooklyn Improvement
Editor, The EVENING WORLD, P.O. Box 2,354
New York.
4 Small bridge station.
kLSTAKA, Reid avenue--The Bridge station
Of the Broadway " l. d Is very narrow and too
small entirely for the rush there during the
early morning hours Why cannot IL be en-
larged;
SidrtraIk coal. Bins.
ions O'BRIEN-There ought to be some law
TO compel Williamsburg groCers TO keep OBJ
strucling CoA.-Oins on the sidewalks. They
crowd the payements with their displays OF
vegetables, canned goods, &C. but not salts
fed with this they place huge coal boxes at
the curb that ought not to be permitted to
remain there. Why do not the authorities
look into this matter.
.I.phdH for Bush,ricE Arenur.
Z J. j., BushwicE avenue-I think Il would
greatly improve Bushwick avenue, which is a
favorite drive OF our citizens II It were paved
with aSphiIt instead VI granite blocks. Bush.
wick l. a beautiful avenue indeed. It is to
the Eastern District what Fifth ayenu" i TO
New \ rk, and something should be done to
improve H. II Is great promenade on sun
day, when all the fasuioUaD!es OF Williams
4N Nt al laa fh.rA
Free Lectures.
l. j. ". A.-Permt me 10 suggest not n
great need to Bro klyn, yet a grand improve.
ment to It's pleasures and education. Let
The EVENING WORLD stir up the Brooklyn
Board of Educltlon 50 that II shall orTer to It's
citizens a course Ot free lectures during the
lonesome Winter evenings, for which The
EvENlNG NoKLp viii undoubtedly be praised
by all ambitious BrOUklyniteS
R,cSsin1s OF ANNEXATION.
A. BAEKHoUssR, Winfield, l. 1.-The future
prosperity Of Brooklyn partly depends on all.
ncXatioa and partly on giving a cheap rapid
transit TO TIE villages and country people to
and from rs markets., instead ot letting the
Long Island Railroad bring them to Sew
York city. Annexation would cause hrlGgrN
10 - up and tunnels 10 g. under the kast
River. one tunnel could be made 50 as TO
supply BROOKLYN with crOtOu water and also
rapid transit. With good supply OF Cro-
ton III BROOKLYN one would soon see factories
60 up ana real estate also. and other instltu-
tons, which are AFRAID II II now on account
II It's poor water supply, would soon ma a
home In Brooklyn. II has good air and plenty
OF lana, but very poor supply OF water.
The evening world., 1892-05-05
ST. MICHAEL's WAS ON FIRE.
Father Gleason's l,400 School
Children Marched Out Safely,
Flames Started in a Storeroom and
spread to the Church Roof.

Fire was discovered In the four-story build
ing adjoining ST. Michacrs Roman catholic
church this morning and tor a time Il seemed
as though this noble edince, together with
the great school attached, were doomed.
st. Michaels Church and the school cover
fourteen city lots, and there are entrances to
the church on ninth avenue, on Thirty-sec-
ond and on Thir;y-frst street.
Adjoining is the parochial school, and here
there were l,4OO children learning their les
sons under the guidance OF thirty-fve teach
erS.
Janitor Thos- Wilkinson, who lives on the
second moor OF the building at 4l4 West
Thirty-second street, which is used As a
storchouse for the school and the church. dis
covered fire on the third floor and sent out
an alarm.
The danger % the school was appalling,
and four alarms were hurriedly sent in.
Kew. Father John A. Gleason. the pastor OF
81. MiChaels Church, entered the school and
rang an alarm bell placed there for the pur-
pose.
what followed was q beautiful example OF
the value OF training for Just such omerSen-
cIeS
The children OF the school have been drilled
a InYIN md Al al from, Npth hnr Nayi Tar . hn
,,as, ~ s,,oi,.st o,udr.n .roso In tho,r
,,,cas an, rcha, ou, Il, D.-,oo, o-dor
,rrov ,,oro to,,,,v.d h,. rho c,.se a, oh,,o-o,
roxt,or,e- and so op MIN evarv ono NJ rho
l,4OO little ones had passed safely to the
street.
rroro v-os rot ria. .,o,..s, manic ror avon
~, tso,.ar,orr I'VE cn,,ran
Et',n. onr,,nos We ,hro,v,,, s,roor,v =,
a,er ~, ,he nnrr,r,, h,t,d,n,, r,,h,n 1,,oon
,,,rr,o. tom, rho ,,r'o ~, ,onnd,n,-t,, ,t,rd
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49,, .,,..,. - .,.,.,o, =,
oo,,,nanS 70 60 $50
.,'a1,,,.nau r. ,ra-, ,,.,.a.at -, 49,
'Hc "''ai l"''' Ane' "oio 'o'e'eu ""h can
vas. as was also the marble altar, and then
thr church was vacated and water turned
Va. sl.,'' - wa
upon Tie lhlerloi'
When the iiTe had been extinguished an
inventory OF the furnishings showed n damage
The evening world., 1892-05-05
WANTED NO CRANKS AS JURORS.
Tho Reason Given by Judge Freed
man for Excusing q Talesman.

william F. Richmond, n merchant doing
business at IS Thomas street, was excused
from serving as juror in the superior court,
before Judge Freedman to-day, because OF
mental inCapaCity to perform jury duty"
lie Will not be ASKED to serve as Juror again.
All talesmen are sworn by the clerk TO give
q verdict In any case they may be called IN
accordance with the evidence When CLERK
Cornelius Kane called RichmOnd:to-day here
fused TO be sworn or 10 affirm, and when asked
by the clerk the reason Indignantly said that
It was none OF his business.
Judge Freedman insisted upon the talesn.an
being sworn and Mr.. Richmond finally took
the oath. lie then went heOre the Judge and
declared that he could not cOnscientiously
perform jury duty, because, in any event, he
would give verdict Tor the defendant.
Judge Freedman then excused him, remark
ing that he did not want any cranAs on the
fury.
The evening world., 1892-05-05
SMASHED A TIMBER SQUAW.
AS Malice Couldn't Be Proved They
Escaped Punishment.

solomon Unterman, cigar dealer a. 80
RiyingtOn street. appeared To-day at TIE
C0rv Of Special Sessions to pro-ctU;.
James BatcMeli ana William Mcrl,pr
ior h"h"adins a wooden Indian qu'ca
wHlch h. usci for cigar sign. BCrEart
Weiss, who witnessed the mutlldliun o. the
malcIOusly,
The prisoners pleaded their own case sue
cesslully. one Of them said that he slipped
upon the sidewalk and, In his effort to ave
himself from falling. grabbo the nguTe, which
was upset and broken They were discharged.
The evening world., 1892-05-05
Arrested ns a smueRler.

Paul Gloce, manager OF hotel at 1863
Christopher street, was arrested this morning
by Deputy United states Marshal Bernhard
on the charge OF being implicated with
George OuNelact, a passenger on the steam.
ship La champagne, and Chief COOK John
LernirHt ana ApOth"cary Louis Neel, OF tnat
vessel, who We're arrested yesterday IN an at
teLapI to smu5gle a lot OF diamond Jewelry
into this port.
The evening world., 1892-05-05
Tho Eas.-side Lands Building.

Gen. John h. Woodward, President OF the
Brvoklya institute, and Park commissioner
Brewer conferred With Mayor Boody this
n4-ralng IN reference to the plans for the
proposed new building to be erected on the
cas-. -,iiu lands. The construction Is 20 be
under the supervision OF the Mayor and Park
IDmMi--ioDCr The intention was To adyer-
tloc Iyr plans. Gen. Woodward called aLten-
lion 10 the TACT that many well-known frms
OF local architects were members OF the
Architectural Department OF the Institute,
ana suggested that they be invited 70 submit
plans. The suggestion met with unanimous
approval
The evening world., 1892-05-05
MANY THIEVES AT WORK.
Mayor Roody's Sons House Robbed
by Servant Girl

Many complaints OF larccnies are reported
to-day by the Brooklyn police.
Henry T. Roody, Of 20 Berkeley place a son
OF Mayor Boouy, this morning caused the ar
rest or Angelina Garrison. Il cOlored domestic
on the charge Of having stolen from his house
Il Sealskin sacqur, a poCketbook and other
al ItiClcs, all valued at $500.
Jewelry TO the value OF $50 was stolen dur
ins last night from Frederick Snyders apart
nrnts at IS Duflicld street.
Ormond FluumCnd Of - RidgcwOOd ave
nue., reports the loss o. $40 worth o! clothing.
stolen IRON his rooms.
A pretended sewing machine agent stole
$50 worth Ol jewelry from the apartments OF
Miss hLtc Myers, 63l Wander UllL avenue.
The evening world., 1892-05-05
10 INVESTIGATE NOBLE.
Charges Agains: the Secretary Con-
cerning q Land Conspiracy.

= "
WASHINGToS, May j.-Bcfure the Commit
tee on Private Land Claim, to-day Represent
alive Otis, OF Kansas, produced a preamble
and resolution rcciting certain alleged wrong
ml acts on the part Of secretary Noble and
Commissioner carter, Of the General Land
once.
These acts, the preamble alleged. are In the
Interest Of the conspiracy in 1877 OF : h.
l!Nlu,, hen u de, gate L. congress !-CU. New
MrNly.; l. =. ,HtroL, ai'ci states Attorney
i,r NoW tlrNl,n, ana 4. s. " u .um-uu, Cu,..-
missioner q. the Genera. Land ON e., which
rcsL.i,IlI Tine deprivation ~ homestead and
pr"-cMplIuu setter, IA colorado aud New
Mexico ~ their vested Fights.
IN" resolution calls tug a special committee
to Investigate the chat g"a.
The evening world., 1892-05-05
JEWELRY In AN ASH HEAP.
Valuable Find Reported by Brook.
lyn Woman.

Early this morning Mrs. Hannah Jahrling,
living on Pe.lngton place: near Sunnyside
avenue, brooklyn, discovered several articles
OF JcWelry In an ash heap near her house.
There was a gold watch, n silver watch and
cham, several silver spoons marked 3D., and
some plated ware.
IN uIknOwn woman called at the house
yesterday Gnd solicited IA nights Lodging.
Mrs. JuhrlInE sent the woman away, ana II Is
her urlnion that the woman had LETT the Jew
eiry IN the ash heap.
The evening world., 1892-05-05
BARBARA CHARGED WITH THEFT.
Said to Have Cut Holes in the Bot
toms of Trunks.

tOLNS OF ITUnKS.
Barbara Emmerick, nice looking girl OF
twenty years, was arraigned before Justice
Goettng at the Lee Avenue Court, Williams
burg, this morning, charged with grand lar
ceny by her former employer Israel Cohen.
shoe dealer, OF iii Java street. Greenpoint.
Barbara went 10 work Tor Cohen two months
ago as house servant.
Last Tuesday being her day OF Barbara
went out, tut she Iailed to return as usual.
Cohen grew suspicious ana invt siigated his
household goods. lie missed $3.50 In money
loss up to $500
The articles were taken from locked trunks,
through large nOies cut into the bottoms OF
the trunks
The girl was arrested last night at the
house of Mrs Reisinger, iOl First avenue,
New York.
she was held for the Grand Jury.
The evening world., 1892-05-05
ISRAEL FISCHER is TIRED"
Rumor that He Will Abandon the
Kings County Republicans.

Israel +. Fischer, hitherto one OF the most
active WORKERS IN the Kings County RepuD-
iicau organization, y dl,gusted with the way
things have been going on H. Brooklyn Re-
publican circles, aud It IS said that he may
follow Gen. Isaac y. Catlin ana other dlSsaLls-
ned Republicans into the Democratic party.
MI Fischer has resigned his place as ~
eCutiyc Committeeman IRON the Twenty
sixth ward, Ct BrOOklln lie was until re-
Gently u member Of the state Committee.
The evening world., 1892-05-05
FIRE PANIC IN A HOTEL.
Guests et Asbury Park Driven from
Their Beds by Flames.

AsBrHY PARK, May "a nre broke ont IN
the laundry In tae north Wig OF the Grand
ANenGe Hotel AT ) O'Clock ,hl, morning.
panic occurre! among the guests. all Of whom
were lcop when the naMns were discovered.
They escaTCd from their rooms IN their ul1h'
clothing and dressed IN the parior and dining
room.
The laundry was destroyed and The kitchen
wing badly damaged, The ar"mcn tore down
part 0f the win and saved ia" MOTEL. Inc
loss will no, exceed $4,000, insured.
The evening world., 1892-05-05
FUNERAL OF MRS. SCOTT.
Largo Crowds at the Last Rites to
the Port Warden's Wife.

The funeral this morning Of Mrs. Mary
scott, wife OF Port Warden Edward 5. Scott,
drew the largest attendance ever known ut a
funeral Ia the Fourteenth Ward, brooklyn.
Services were held at II o'clock In 81. VIM
cent de fauls church, where 4 requiem high
mass was celebrated by Rev. Father carroll,
assisted by Rev Fathers Wood and Levine
The pall-bcarerS were MC~srs. Charles
M"i'y, John Dwyer, Robert EyCrS and
Charles Il. Evers InLerL.c4t TOOK place at
Calvary Cemetery.
The evening world., 1892-05-05
BORROWED A WHITE EOAT.
Sanderson Painted II Black and
Then Had Boat of His Own.

Fourteen-year-old Robert Sanderson, OF lI3
Charles street, was held in the Jefferson
Market Court to-day charged with having
stolen a rowboat from Edward Ripley. The
latter said he had lent a white row boat to
sanderson two weeks ago, bat that the boy
had failed 10 leturn It.
Yesterday ne saw Sanderson and another
by in black boat ut the loot Of West Tenth
street. they pulled To tine shore and then
ran away. Ripley found that the boat they
deserted was his own fuwbOat disguised with
a coat Of black paint. Then he had Sander
son arrested.
The evening world., 1892-05-05
ACQUITTED OF DIYE-KEEPlNG.
Police Failed to Procure Evidence
Aca!ns: the Raidod Parties.

Tho CtNrt o Sp'clll S"s'i0n> to-day DIS
charged Jane, Ttyl p, ~ 3+d Water street;
James Nee ornlcS, u 33S Water street; Liz
1t" Paul Of ? James street, and Elizabeth
Meyer. 0l Is James street. all II whom were
charged Win kc"Plag dives.
The places NrpJ by the accused were all
raiG"d last "roN, uu' the police n!lnd To pro
durr the evidence against them which was
Mu-,s.lrl u Al.L.NL.
The evening world., 1892-05-05
ON AN ANTE-NUpTIAL CONTRACT
Mrs. Riendeau to Get $1,000 from
Her Runaway Eusba2d's Estate.

Mrs Emile Rlcndeau secured verdict in
Tue supreme Court before Judge Andrews t.
uay Tor Sl,GGO against Henry a. vIeu, as cN-
ecutor OF Eustache Riondeau, to recover upon
ah ante-nuptlal contract. The verdict cstab-
hshes the fact that Mrs. Riendcau Is the
"idow Of EustaChc Rlundeau.
they were married in canada jan. 2G,
ttTTfn, ana livel there Tor som" years, Nearly
ana 1, was CInrrrd that he chanTri
~ ~ name anI wen' To live with charlotte
hhEeDc' u Walter. lie died IN .larIh, 1890,
t,aaNihs tnis woman all Ills property, not me =
mWn'uS MS wife IN his viii. The viii vas Rl-
united 10 probate by surrogate Ransom.
The evening world., 1892-05-05
An American Wedding in Paris is
Postponed.
'p~Assorr.TrppR-st

PARIS, May 3.-ln order to comply with
some legal formality the marriage OF Mrs
DE Wolf Taylor, an American, to Mr. Austin
Lee, secretary or the British Embassy here
has been postponed for a few days. The cere-
mony was TO have taken place to-day.
The evening world., 1892-05-05
Etone. Cutteru d,artod an Advance

''''''' - 1n' ''' NrSn wOrrN.l
"L"AhS, Nay 5.-Thc boss stOnC-Cuttcrs
no~ meeting this morning to take action
W. me demand OF the Journeymen stone
ncrtef ncr Tor an Increase OF from A. 20 80 cents
w. nour. The demand was complied with In
bestI thr tact thai the men removed their
'N'N V'loDs On machinsTy work.
The evening world., 1892-05-05

judge o-burns, In the city Court, Broo'Iyn,
to-day triei the suit u Joseph Never against
Michael >cltL, the brewer, to recover $4,000
damage for personal injuries. The plalntln
alleges Ia lrh. -. lSul, he was sent into
a vat WITH a Nsh.ci candle TO vArniSh the iu-
terror The Naaor caught lire and exploded.
lie was badly uUrsCi
The evening world., 1892-05-05
England Wants an 1nternationa a
Monetary Conference.

LONDON, May j.-At a meeting Of city men
held at the Mansion House to-day a resolu-
tion was adopted calling upon the Govern
ment to take immediate steps to promote the
holding Of an international currency confer
ence.
The evening world., 1892-05-05
B,tten w a Mad DOG.

John kulkey, three years Old, Of 3l2 Stagg
street, Brooklyn, while playing on the side
walk in front OF his hDIAc this morning was
bitten on the hand by a supposed mad dog.
lie was taken to 81. GATHERINGS Hospital
The evening world., 1892-05-05

ThrCc-year-o.d raul German, while playing
on the rrc-cscapc IN the rear OF 200 Twelfth
street, Brooklyn, this morning fell 10 the
ground, distance OF twenty-five ieet, and
fractured his skull.
The evening world., 1892-05-05
PASTOR STOPS A LICENSE.

OBJECTIONS 10 SaIoon Near the
South Congress at!cnal Chapel.
Rev. \. J. Lyman, pastor Of the Souta Con-
Crt satilnal Church, At Court and President
streets, BrooAlyn n, To-day, sent 10 the Excise
ComAl ,sloncgo 4 formal protest against issu-
Tag "a license Tor saloon at the corner OF
Fourth place Uai court street.
several years ago the church built
chapel Ola Fourth place near Court street,
costing $4,000. Educational and philan-
thrupIC WuTk i now carried on there. The
SUNDAY school attracts more than four hun
drei children, many n whom pass the corner
wncve y is proposed TO omen IA saloon,
The !lveasG, IL = SAID Will not be granted
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Cable EraYitIna

John Howard McFAddcn. Edward Kirkpatrick
and Sebastian Sch.esinEcr, OF New crk, were pre-
s.1ted to thu Queen sta drawing-Fgoin " IN Back
inghAm Pa lco.
The Pope has instructed the French Cardinals not
to deviate from his Republican policy IN regard to
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when Daby was sicF, We gave her CastoriA.
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria-
When she became Miss, size olunG to CastoriA
When she had Children, she gave them CastOEIA
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Mining STOCKS.


The following are the closing quotations OF
mining STOCKS AZ the Cousonuatet Exchange
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Murray Appointed Keeper.
NJ. T. Murray was to-day appointed keeper
OF the shelter House, on the Coney Island
CohcouTse,