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The evening world., 1893-12-20
CAR M'KANE's DAYS OF GRACE.
Justice Cullen's Decision to Be
Given To-Morrow or Friday,
The Extraordinary Grand Jury Con-
tinues Its Investigation.

The extraordinary Grand Jury sitting
In Brooklyn. to inquire into the election
frauds at Gravesend. continued it's work
this morning. and called a number Of
new witnesses to testify against John
Y. Mckane and his right a man, JUS
tice r. V. b. Newton, whose cases were
taken up first.
Michael Murphy. private secretary to
McKane. and Joseph Denyce. another
Gravesend man, were the first witnesses
examined.
Mr.. Shepard then sent for j. D.. Voor-
hees. the clerk of Gravesend. who was
on the stand all day yesterday. Clerk
voorhees, had with him all the books and
papers belonging to the town.
Col. Bacon, ii. =. Smith, II. S. Worth
ley. Rev. r. J. Kent. Mr.. Palmedo and
Charles H.. Hyde called at the Grand
Jury room to give testimony in response
subpoenasi issued yesterday to the twenty
two persons who went to Gravesend on
Election day with Justice Barnard's
injunction. They were told by Mr..
Shepard to return at 2 o'clock this af-
ternoon.
1t was said this morning that when
McKane case. 1t would take up the
cases of alleged frauds in Brooklyn and
an indictment would be asked against
a prominent official in the Corporation
Counsel's office.
John Y. McKane has at least one day
more out of jail. Justice. Cullen this
morning said n decision in McKane's
case would not be rendered until to-
morrow or Friday.
The evening world., 1893-12-20
GLEASON ASKS FOR ACTION.
Wants to Have Indictments Tried
or Dismissed.

LONG ISLAND CITY. L. l., Dec. 20
Counsellor Francis II. Van Vechten ap-
peared before County Judge Garretson in
the Queens County Court Of General Ses-
sions, this morning. and made a motion
to either nave the indictments against ex-
Mayor Gleason for conspiracy in connec-
ton with the sale of a fre-engine to
Long Island City ex-City Clerk Burke for
removing the election returns, and ex-
Clerk Philip ]. Coffey for removing city
documents. brought to trial or quashed,
Mr.. Van Vechten told the Court that he
a been waiting for the indictments to
be tried for the past ten months. lie
said that the reason Dlstrict-Attorney
Fleming had never brought the cases to
trial was because he had no evidence. and
also that the indictments were detective.
District-Attorney Fleming sent for Dis
Interchangeable Noble. and asked him
II he would try the indictments during
his term. Mr.. Noble replied by asking
Fleming why he did not try them him
self. District-Attorney Fleming then
made a motion to Judge Garretson to
let the Indictments go over until Mobiles
term, which was granted.
Counsellor Van Vechten entered demur-
rers to the indictments. Judge Garrett
son took the papers and reserved his de-
ciaiOD
The evening world., 1893-12-20

To every sufferer from Catarrh, no
matter how bad the case or Of how long
standing, tho proprictors Of DIR. Sagss
Catarrh Remedy say this "f we cant
cure it, perfectly and permanently, wsu
pay you $500 in cash." Sold BY drrggt1o.
The evening world., 1893-12-20
DOWN GOES D|ST|LLERS.
New England Also Breaks, but
Soon Rallies.
Good Trading Market and Rich
Harvests Reaped.

There was quiet n sharp change In the
speculative temper this morning. Interest
centred chiefly in New Eng. 81 for a
time, and the stock dropped IA point to
10 Ia on the intimation by officials Of
the Company that the money for the
January interest will have to be ad-
vanced.
Still, President Mcleod says there Is
nothing unusual In this. the Company
having been obliged for years pas, to
borrow money to meet interest payments,
which money has been promptly repaid
out of the earnings Of the road.
The drop In New England had no par
ticular effect on the general market.
which, under a brisk purchasing move
ment to cover shorts, advanced anywhere
from IL to ! So per cent. New England
chicago Gas ' us to sot s 81 burlington r9 q Z
Quincy ! IA to II "a. st. Paul l IA to 81.
Rock Island , "a to 8. az General Eles-
20 10, Baltimore & Ohio "a to 1924,
Northern Pacific prefer red b-s to 20 S-s.
Shortly before II o'clock Distillers broke
suddenly from % IA to % 3-S on advices
from Washington unfavorable to an In
crease in the tax on distilled spirits. nj
pathy.
1t is stated on trustworthy informa-
ton that no new defaults will be al
lowed on an. 1 on the securities OF
companies composing the Richmond
Terminal system. 1t is understood that
the receivers will also ask permission
coupons on the Richmond & Danville
6s between Jan. l and 10, and that the
November coupons In default on the
East Tennessee. Virginia & Georgia con-
solidated IS will also be paid before
The break In Distillers had an unset
der a perfect flood of sales. Chicago
Gas followed with a decline Of 2, and
General, Electric 1873 per cent: New
England. on the other hand, rallied to
q IA.
1t was a fine trading market. and
those on the floor reaped quite a har-
vest from the various and rapid fiuctua-
tons.
Money was as easy as ever, and bor-
rowers supplied their wants at ] a ! l-2
per cent. on call.
Foreign exchange is quiet. and II any
thing a shade easier. Bankers 60-day
bills sold at 4.S4 1-2 a 4S4 ga, and sight
at 4.S7 a 4.S7 IA.
A Boston despatch says money for
the payment OF New England January
Interest was deposited in the Continen-
tai Bank here this morning.
The Sub-Treasury had IA debit balance
at the Clearinghouse to-day of $5l5, 900,
which was liquidated In gold.
The evening world., 1893-12-20
A CANINE WITNESS.
Dobson's Dog Proved His Owner
ship Conclusively.

A large and valuable white bulldog,
with a long pedigree and a record as
a fighter, was a silent witness in a case
which came before Justice Connolly at
the Gates Avenue Police Court. Brook
Ign, this morning.
On Suburban day, 1892, Frederick Dob
son. the dogs owner. of l Jamaica ave
nue.. Brooklyn, went to the races, and
on his return found the dog gone.
Not until a few days ago Mr.. Dobson
learned hat the animal was in the
possession of Charles Wagner. at IS Hey
wood street. A search warrant was OBJ
tained and the dog accordingly found
at the Haywood street house.
The dog settled the question OF owner
ship himself to-day by showing great
delight at the appearance of Dobson In
the courtroom. Wagner Immediately
.relinquished all claim and Dobson left
the court with his canine property.
The evening world., 1893-12-20

The only remedy Of its kind so remark
able in its effects that it can be sold on
this plan is DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery. AS a blood cleanser, strength
restorcr, and ncsh-builder, there's nothing
like it known TO medical science. In every
disease where the fault is in the liver or
the blood, as D~yspepsis, Indigestion, Bill
i~ousness, and the most stubborn Skin,
Scalp, and Scrofulous affections, II b
guaranteed in every case to benefit o.
cure, or you have your money back
The evening world., 1893-12-20
HAYDEN DISTRIBUTES PLUMs.
Thirty-two Patrolmen Promoted
to Be Roundsmen,
These Vacancies to BE Filled This
Week.

The days OF the Democratic admins
tration in Brooklyn are numbered, and
as the end is approaching the heads of
departments are displaying great activ-
ity in supplying their hechmen with snug
berths.
On Monday Police Commissioner Hay
den appointed fourteen new patrolmen.
To-day he promoted thirty-two police
men to be roundsmen. and 1t Is his in
~tention, 1t is said. to fill their places with
new recruits some day his week.
The new roundsmen are:
W. r. Smullen. assigned to duty In the Third
Precinct; W. F. Doran. First; F. j. Conboy.
Twenty-nrst; John o'Rciily, Thirteenth; C. W.
Msley. sixteenth: D.. l.. punce. Fifth; y. J.
F Fsareh, f Fipst:' IT,. r.. Martin SRtw. second Henry
Haiton. Twentieth; T. o'Brien, Fifteenth. J.
Monohan.. Sixth; E. p: DALEY, Thirteenth; C.. @.
Lutz, Thirteenth A. 7. Bonner. Twentieth Jas.
King. Twelfth; Alex. Quinn, Fourth; James Me
Cormack, Seventeenth; u. Clark. Eleventh; Jos,
Baker. Eleventh: 7; F. Lewis; Eighth John
w. F. Gaughran, Sixteenth; J. +. Allen, Second
i. J; nury Third j. W. Mccormack. Tenth; J.
F.. Mulcachy. Eighth; NJ. Lyman, Twen,y-second.
These roundsmen were transferred
Peter Kuhlmeier, Fifteenth PRECINCT TO
Ninth: NJ. Sullivan, Thirteenth to sixth
d. s. Quigley. Twenty-frst to Fifth.
The law under which these promotions
were made was passed at the last session
of the Legislature, and permitted the
Commissioner to equip the twenty-five
precincts with o roundsmen each. I'm
der this law Mr.. Hayden could appoint
f,rty-four additional roundsmen. Although
he has had all Summer and Fall. he did
not take action In the matter until, to-day,
eleven days before Mayor Body goes
out of office. The Commissioner has power
to appoint twelve more roundsmen, but
1t Is likely that he will leave these APP
pointments for his successor.
The evening world., 1893-12-20
STARVING INA SHANTY.
Mrs. Manuel and Her Three Children
Found Destitute.

Mrs. Dora Manuel, who lives in a
shanty in the rear of II Kent avenue.
williamsburg, with her three small
children, IS In a very destitute condition,
according to Agent Meyer, of the So
ciety for the Prevention of Cruelty to
Children.
Her husband. she says. had been out
of work for some time, and three weeks
ago got a position as for a
man in this city. He was arrested on
a charge of embezzlement, and, Mrs.
Manuel says, although no one appeared
against him he was sent to the island
for three months.
She and her children were found with
out fire and hardly. any bed clothing.
Agent Meyer was told Of the case by a
neighbor, INC he learned that the family
had had nothing to eat for nearly TWEEN
ty-tour hours. He relieved their tempo
rary want and notified Bishop McDon-
nell of the case.
The evening world., 1893-12-20
NELL DIED IN HIS CELL.
Expert C~ounterfeiter Expires Sud-
denly from Heart Disease.

John Poloke Nell was found dead in
his cell In the Kings County Peniten-
tiary by Warden Hayes this morning.
Nell was lying on his cot apparently
sleeping. He had not complained of ILL
ness during the night, n 1t is sup
posed that the cause of death was heart
failure.
lie was serving a sentence OF five
years for counterfeiting. He was COM
mitted by Judge Benedict, of the United
States Court. and is said to have been
among the most expert counterfetters of
specie in the country.
Had Nell lived another week he would
have been a free man. as his sentence
expired the day after christmas.
The Coroner will hold a post mortem
examination tomorrow.
The evening world., 1893-12-20
Wire News In Brief.

A. Pond creek. o., yesterday Henry MershSr
vas fatally stabbed by James II. Pat, Platt
vas terribly bitten by his adversary.
The private bank Of Olmstsad & Storms at Gales
hurg. Mich. has suspentci. II is claimed that
the dcposltors will he PAID in fan.
Il :, Flake. eighty-seven years OF age, lost his
lie Yesterday ~ the burning Of his dwelling
about seven miles from Oliver, ia.
Fire las. night In Hall & HsyWard's candy and
crarker factory in Louisville DESTROYED property
10 the amour OF $50, 600, The factory was The
largest Of It's kind in the South,
\ Lchigh Valley train Killed an unknown man
at Easton. Pa, yesterday. From papers found
on his body he IL supposed TO be Stanislaus
Warrants. Of Bridse,on y. J,
John EtddslI. son Of Dr. Rlddell. ~ Canisteo,
y. y, Nss instantly KILLED yesterday by a
bridge coliapsing while he was driving over It
With a heavy load. lie was twenty three years
old.
Peter Mulvsy. IT., Was acquitted at Providence
Yesterday OF the charge Of KILLING his father.
Peter Aulvsy.
The evening world., 1893-12-20
CHARGED. WITH ABDUCTION.
Gaimaro Wants a Woman Arrested
for Carrying OFF His Son.

Guitano Gaimaro, of 239 North Second
street. applied in the Lee Avenue Court.
Williamsburg. to-day for a warrant for
the arrest Of Mrs. Rose Blsolani on a
charge of abducting his s~ix-year-old son.
James.
Gaimaro, who is a widower. boarded
with the woman. They recently had
trouble and she swore to have revenge:
A week ago James disappeared, n
the father could find no~trace Of the
boy until Monday night, when. Gaimaro
learned that Mrs. Bisolani and a small
boy had been seen in the Lee Avenue
Court.
He followed up the clue and learned
that the woman had represented James
as an orphan whom she had befriended.
and upon this statement, backed up by
an investigation by the agent Of the
Children's Society, Justice Goetting com
mitted the boy to st. Johns Home.
Gaimaro went to the home and got
possession of his son. When he reached
the Lee Avenue Court to-day the Magis-
trate had gone home and he did not get
the warrant.
The evening world., 1893-12-20
TO ORGANIZE CITIZENS UNION,
The Committee Is Ready TO Report
on Jan. l..

Chairman Robert Stewart. OF the Com
mittee on organization of the Citizens
Union, which was Instrumental in de-
feating the Brooklyn ring, announced to-
day that his comnittee had written its
report, which would be presented at the
full meeting.
There are to be no ward organizations,
and the unit of representation will be the
election districts. The General. Commit
election district. A blanket ballot mas
been provided for all elections OF officers.
All nominations must be made In open
meetings and nominations by commit
tees are prohibited. The organization IL
to take part in city and county affairs
only.
The evening world., 1893-12-20
DIDN'T MEAN TO HURT HIM.
But Worden Admits Touching the
Boy with His Foot.

Daniel Hickey, OF Laurel Hill. l. l., to-
day preferred charges against Policeman
George J. Worden, of the Nineteenth
Precinct. Brooklyn. for assaulting his
son Gerald.
The boy was returning home from
school several days ago., when the officer,
he declares, kicked him. The policeman
says the boy was one OF a Grove throw
ing stones in the Bushwick churchyard.
and when he ordered the boy away the
latter stood in front OF him and laughed.
He admits he touched him with his foot.
but denies having any intention OF injur-
ing him,
The evening world., 1893-12-20
ANOTHER TROLLEY MIx.UP.
Two Wagons Wrecked and Drivers
Bruised by a Flatbush Car.

AS a result of Motorman John Buck
ley's failure to control his trolley car
as he passed the Flatbush Post-Omce at
noon to-day. two wagons were wrecked
and their drivers will be occupied over
Christmas nursing sundry and divers
bruises received in the mix-up that fol-
lowed a collision.
hi car smashed into the wagon OF Jo-
seph jackson, OF Gran street. Mr..
jackson was thrown to the ground by
the shock. His horse became frightened
n dashed forward.
The wheels got tangled with those OF
the wagon OF James Masterson, OF Flat
lands, and Mr.. Masterson was knocked
off the seat. Both drivers were painful
ly bruised.
The evening world., 1893-12-20
LE ROSA USED A KNIFE.
Goldsbrough Blamed Him for His
Defeat at a Primary.

John lie Rosa. OF 249 Greene street. was
held In $1,000 bail by Justice Watson, In
the Even Street Court, Williamsburg. to-
day. on a charge of assault In the first
degree.
lie Rosa was an inspector at the
Republican primary in the Eighth Dis
trict Of the Seventeenth Ward last even
ton: Henry Goldsbrough, the candidate
OF the Mason faction for Secretary, was
defeated by one vote. and blamed lie
and, 1t is alleged, LIE Rosa pulled a knife
and stabbed Goldbrough in the ear, be-
der.
Goldbrough fell unconscious to the
ground. and lie Rosa ran away. He was
captured an hour later in the cellar OF
the house 1856 Huron street, and gave
the officers a desperate fight.
The evening world., 1893-12-20
SUPT. MAXWELL CRITICISED.
Charges Of Incompetency Incense
BROOKLYN School Teachers.

Public school teachers in Brooklyn are
said to be incense against William H.
Maxwell, Superintendent OF Public In
struction, because he stated that many of
them were incompetent.
His charge was based on the method
employed by the teachers In examining
scholars, which Mr.. Maxwell reported to
the Board of Education as being made
quate.
The teachers have submitted resolutions
to the Board, criticising Mr.. Maxwell's
action.
The Teachers Association will hold a
meeting next week to take further ac-
ton In the matter.
The evening world., 1893-12-20
BOTH DECLARE DIVIDENDS.
New York Central \ and Lake Shore
3 Per Cent.

New York Central directors have de-
clared a regular quarterly dividend Of
l Ia per cent.
The statement for the quarter ending
Dec. 81. 1899, shows gross earnings of
81. $4,000 operating expenses. 6S.l5 per
cent, or ss.O63, 900; net earnings, SILL
OO0; first charges, 81, 5S5, 900; profit, La
per cent. or Sl,1S6. 900; dividend. LIS
per cent, or $l,ll7,s 1853: surplus, $6s, 100.
For the six months ending Dec. 81, 1893.
gross earnings s24. 246, 600; operating ex-
penses. 67.92 per cent. or sic, 33l 900: net
earnings, 81 900: first charges, S5,2l5,-
900; profit, 2.79 per cent. or $3.50, 600: div
idend. $50 per cent. or S2,e3o. 700: surplus.
1854. 800.
The Lake Shore directors have de-
clared a ~semi-annual dividend of 3 per
cent, payable Feb. /. 1894. The state
ment of the road for the year ended
Dec. 81 shows a surplus after dividends
preceding year.
The evening world., 1893-12-20
TWO DETECTIVES ACCUSED.
Rev. Mr.. Wright Says They Were
Brutal Towards Him.

Pollce-Capt. Dunn. OF the Ralph
Avenue Station. to-day filed charges OF
making false reports against Detective
william Anderson and Policeman George
w. Brown. Last Sunday they reported
that nothing unusual occurred at the
Monroe Street Primitive Methodist
Church. where they had been sent to
preserve order, hut the next day Rev.
Edward s. Wright called at Police
Headquarters, and charged the officers
with misconduct.
lie alleged thai they prevented him
from entering his church. and had treat
ed him in a very brutal manner.
The evening world., 1893-12-20
WILLIS WINS IN BROOKLYN.
He VIII Have 76 Votes In the
Next General Committee.

Al noon to-day the result OF the Re-
publican primaries in Brooklyn, was an
nounced, showing that Il. Il. Willis wins
by controlling scvcnty-sIx votes in the
next County Genefal Committee.
The Seventh, T~wenty-siXth n Twen-
ty-eighth Wards are still doubtful. In
the Twenty-scCond Ward where william
III. Williams was selected by Worth as
The evening world., 1893-12-20
ON TRIAL

ON TRIAL
That's a good
way to bay .
medicine, but it's
a pretty hard
condition under
which to sell it.
Perhaps you've
noticed that the
ordinary, hit or
miss medicine
attempt it.
The evening world., 1893-12-20
CORNERSTONE LAYING.
Gov. Werts May Speak at Jersey
City's New ArmOry.

This afternoon the cornerstone Of the
new Fourth Regiment Armory, in Bergen
avenue, Jersey City. will be laid. Mem
bers of the Fourth Regiment will meet
at the armory and proceed to Taylor's
Hotel n escort Gov. Werts to the new
armory site. AS the regiment passes the
City Hall it will be reviewed by Brig
Gen. Wanser.
The address of the day was to have
been delivered by Prosecutor Winfield,
but as he Is i'll 1t Is expected that Gov.
Werts will make the Grafton.
The evening world., 1893-12-20
PASSED A GILDED QUARTER.
Tailor Wickalis Got a Glass Of Beer
and $4.95 for Ii.

Justice Goetting, in the Lee Avenue
Court, Williamsburg. to-day. held Vim
cent Wickalis. a tailor. of 1O2 North Sec
ond street, on a charge of passing a bo-
gus s. gold piece upon Mrs. Gertrude
Chimski, the wife of a saloon-keeper, at
ll8 North Fourth street.
Wickalis went into the saloon yester-
day and succeeded in inducing the wom-
an to give him a glass of beer and $4.95
for a silver quarter artistically gilded.
The evening world., 1893-12-20

Al . o'clock this morning Policeman kneeland'
OF the lower Fulton street station brooklyn saw
a man acting strangely on Sands street, near
the entrance to the bridge, lie said he was W.
A. Prout, thirty-fve, of 2l Clinton street, Am
bualnce Surgeon Townsend, who was called to
examine him, said the man. was Insane lie
was sent to the Homeopathic Hospital.
The evening world., 1893-12-20
WILL DISCUSS BRIDGE PLANS.
Meeting Of Trustees and Citizens in
BROOKLYN Tonight.

The joint committees Of the Brooklyn
Bridge Trustees and Gen A. C. Barnes's
Citizens Committee will hold a meet
ing at the office of the Bridge Trustees,
on Washington street, Brooklyn. tonight.
Plans will be submitted for sing
the terminal facilities on the Brooklyn
end of the bridge.
The plans will provide for a union
nv which Connection can be made by
way Of the big span between the Brook
lyn and Manhattan Elevated railroads.
The evening world., 1893-12-20
WESTON MARCHING ON.
Reached Rhinebcck More Than Four
Hours Ahead OF Time.

RHINEBECk, n. y. Dec. 9,-Weston.
the pedestrian, arrived here at 915 this
morning, being four hours and fifteen min
utes ahead of time. He was in splendid
form and walking very fast. He expects
10 be at Hudson at 6 o'clock this even
ing.
His manager sent a telegram from here
saying: mo ache: no pain: four hours
ahead of time at this point"
The evening world., 1893-12-20
$4,000 FOR HOSPITALS.
This Is $4,000 More Than Was
Given Last Year.

Mayor Body, OF Brooklyn, to-day
called q meeting of tho Board Of Esti-
mate, at which Ssj,01 of the S"SS.S7j OF
excise moneys was appropriated to be
distributed among the various hospitals
and charitable institutions in the city.
Last year the amount appropriated was
So, COO.
The evening world., 1893-12-20
BIG BLOW IN BROOKLYN.
Wind Storm Wrecks Trees and Tel
egraph Poles This Morning.

A heavy wind swept over Brooklyn
early this morning, uprooting several
trees and blowing down half a dozen
telegraph poles.
The blow was greatest in South Brook
lyn. Along Fourth avenue, between
Twenty-seventh and Twenty-ninth streets,
several poles belonging to the Fire De-
partment were blown down. Another
pole on Fulton street, near Hicks, was
broken near the base and fell against
the Kings County IL structure.
The evening world., 1893-12-20
More Money for the .yordans.

The relief fund for the family Of John Jordan
has steadily increased to almost $500. Through
the efforts Of The Evening World the family
will enjoy a Merry Christmas, and thank the
public for II. Among thu latest contributors
are: "a WIDOW" 81; C. l.. F.. 81: Mrs, {. NJ.
Peck. clothing and 81. NJ. NJ, 81; Miss Mary
oates. Stapleton. 5. J., IS; W. c. Gretsch, 81.
Avis Relss, College Point. IS: d. E.. wyand.
81. so; +. Grant,, IS.
The evening world., 1893-12-20
TO GIVE WORK TO THE POOR.
Special Election In Cape May to
Consider a New Railroad.

CAPE MAY. n. j.. Dec. 20.-The City
Council has authorized the Mayor to
call a special election at which the citi-
zens may vote upon the question Of ex-
tending Beach avenue eastward, at a
cost of ST.
The object is to encourage a proposed
new railroad entrance into the city, and
Obvilte the necessity Of appropriating
money to feed the poor by furnishing
them work. Mayor Hildreth will prob
ably call the election for next Thurs
day.
The evening world., 1893-12-20
CAPT. GORMAN AFTER FIREBUGs.
Crazy Woman Living Near Cypress
Hills Cemetery Suspected.

Capt. German. of the Seventeenth Po-
lice Precinct, in the Twenty-slxth Ward,
Brooklyn. is looking for a firebug who
Is making havoc with the cottage-owners
OF East New York.
Several fires have occurred, in which
evidences of attempts at i~ncendiarism
have been very plain.
1t is supposed that a crazy woman,
about fifty years old. who lives near
Cypress Hills Cemetery. is responsible
for the fires.
The evening world., 1893-12-20
Made Insane by the Grip.

NEWARK. \. j., Dec. 2O.-Georse Egbert,
thir,y-nine years old. a leather worker, was
taken to the insalG asylum this morning. He
became violently insane yesterday in the City
Hospital. where he had been for a week suffer
ing from the grip. The physians say that the
disease was the cause Of his insanity.
The evening world., 1893-12-20
Robbed While Watching a Fight.

Two men entered George Schinnell's saloon, 1869
Flushing avenue. Brooklyn. early this morning,
and after they had several drinks their attention
was attracted by the noise of a row on the side
walk. One of the strangers called schinnell to the
door IN witness the fight. While he was watching
The combat the other man disappeared with a cash
boz containing 800.