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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-20
243 Broadway, New-York.
orders, upon which part Of the mill is now en-
gagged have been filed

AN ATTACHMENT AGAINST "EDWARp"
1,,ius Hammersough Edward II. Hammer.
,n,gh and carl LANCE, representing the hrm OF
IIomr,erslourh Brothers, have secured an attacn'
,nort AGAINST the property Of Edward Schlesingef
IN amt to recover 1851 80, due on properly fur-
,,,shed to the defendant. who ran TWO SUITES :"
proadvav under the name OF Edward
The plaintiffs aege that on Dece'nper 10 ocnsssin
,oy transferred all his property TO -. man g
Cd - ouctionecrs repiSstnting that that frm had
advanced: $1,000 TO Si. The property ,trans,e!rsd
was valued at $4,000
Tho store at No lss Broadway was not open yes'er-
aav Int the store at Eighth-st. and Broadway WAY
doing business under the guidance OF /: cnm 'ai
2 Co. till o'clock. when Il deputy '"e''" '
Judge Dugro's attachment. - ~. IN ord 3,
x I-liman of l.. Ullman & Co. Nos. ~ anu =
uowar,i.st said "Schlesinger got an advance az
ca per cent on his $1,000 stock from US ana , st,
WIS p the equity In the stock he may diyas
The money among his creditors i hiow ' Ia
nc ~ ,,as already paid Loo OF the sum op-
taiiied He Is In down, and has MOI D,fu
AMI he lives It the house in Vest II
anu pr,nans,tel OF Blumenstel & Hirsch, said tnat
Schiesnger had made the following stalemehts on
April 8. 1875: ,ssrrs :;
ryb,h.s stock a.. -
hand.
Insurance due asa q
ise insurance paid policy ~, "a
fixtures at cost. o~
Total ..,.............' - -
LIABILITIES.
Merchandise - ,sb ~
Bills payable sis sir =
Net assets................''.''.' '''''''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-20
DISCUSSING TIE FINAL ESTIM41ES
AN APPEAL FROM THE METROPOLITAN MUSEUM
or ART.

AN APPEAL FROM THE METROPOLITAN NJ >E'
OF ART.
The Board of Estimate held its frst session yes
terday for the consideration OF the maj es'ia'e'
Of 1894 to make up the budget OF the coming year
The members OF the board. Mayor HilIoy' Con
troller Myers President Barker, of the TAX De-
nar,nocnt Cornoration Counsel Clark and Colonel
Mcclellan president Of the Board OF Aldermen
were all present. Tn" budget OF 1875 asBTesi'eu
So "A 15i g. The provisional estimates ior 1891 az
they were made I'D by The various heads OF DEPART
ronts and filed with tic Controller reached the
prereleotel sum of 81 49, 81 A. When the Board
Of Estimate got througl with mem on Octoocr 81.
stood about 100000 IS, and showed 'otai Oh
S3S 296 6}S 90.
and suggestions of taxpayers as tle law reiuIres'
notice Of he same In accordance with the Cons0li-
datiOn act having duly appeared in I'm" city Rec,
ord The sessions OF the boar! VIII De cohuhueu
until the last business day Of this year, December
80, when the statute makes it imperative that the
passed and signed. There appeared before the
board yesterday Joseph Fl. Choate. General L. T.
di Cesiioia Henry q. Maryland and Mr.. be For
rcst who came to discuss the allowances required
for the Metropolitan Museum OF Art, ana cN-Seh-
ator Wagstan. clerk OF the Court Of Common
Department of Street improvements, Twenty-thlrn
and Twenty-fourih wards Mr. Nhoatc Was spokes-
man for the Museum trustees he said that while
the expenses OF the institution had increased To
$4,000 annually. the city allow "a the lnsutu1oa
the Board Of Estimate to appropriate $9o.b n
year. Mr. Choate made strons appeal for grant ant
the trustees putting their ha nds I'm their peck
cts or some other peoples pockets TO make up the
president Barker and Corporation Counsel Clark.
AR Choate cited the law bearing upon the request.
The beard promised TO give the subject their care
ful attention
The trustees of the Museum of Natural History
were allowed S4S.5SS for furniture Tho board dis
trhuted SCI 49, Is Of excise money among various
institutions which care for committed children.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-20
>.,r,ov.r Trunk TRUST DISSOLVED.

Oshkosh Dec l9-The Schmit Bros Trunk Com
panv OF this city the largest concern III the Ma
,ional Trunk Trust has withdrawn. the formal
a,,s hein,, now I'm progress This action
wos the signal OF Generalization. anu al COM
panies have gone out except two. me TRUST Wds
,,rcnnIzed n wear and months ago IN chicago
under the laws OF the State Of Illinois II com
nrlscd all the important plants In the country me
Oshkosh members say II mas not peeh P'o'''"'o
and that there was "A lack OF harmony
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-20
To EyTEyD RIVERSIDE PARK.

At a meeting Of the Park Board yesterday
4 resolution was adopted approving the plan TOT
extending the Western boundary OF Riverside PARK
n tho bulkhead line OF the Hudson River as esiao-
usbod BY the laws OF 1853. but excluding there
from the land reserved for the Dock Department.
piers g5 feet at Ninety -sMth-st. and 100 rect
al Sevcnty-rinth-st. The resolution was referred 10
the Board Of Street Opening.
The Commissioners decided IN executive session
Ia all the BOARD OF Estimate for the full apprO
prlatlon Of se5 CO., authorized by the Legislature
Tor the maintenance OF the Metropolitan Museum or
ri for the 1Ji.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-20
corEr c\LrXnARs FOR TODAY.

supreme Court General Term-lsecesf o,,,
supreme Court ''hamliers-l,efor" Irr1N. '"''
Supacns s ~" W. e.. ag, So sea sss $40 clear.
supreme C0uri-Sp''hl l'Ih' an - '''
CIrcut Cour,-paris and II-Adlourned FOR he term-
circuit Courf-Part III before Patterson nos 80
,so p,5 ~ Io.o issi NJ se75. 923s G7. i''7 i's'
i2i7 Case unfinished
circuit Court-rart iN-Ndj1urnei Tor me t"rH -,
5Ga SOS $50 80 80. 55 80. "23 GIL go Ease IN
SUPERIOR cour-oeneral Term-Adjourn'd until Friday
spnri"r Sour,-Equi,y Tern-Bcfore McAdam. Nos
ca G,G 80 80. 81. case unfinished, ,,., ,.,,,t
superior court-Tral Tcrm-Parts and ii-Adjonrned
'v s,rrosn,c's Rcforc Ransom. SO
y, pia viii 4 Cre-een'in Mueller ~ !" 30 a. m 10
sci viii or Eug"nc Iosry ~ 10 30 M for lr,na'".
Nils 4 Anton r Emerich. BarisTn t"ls'hhh ",iAih
Fv'sr Ka,harne Sta, kt"in Henry streih r. J. Heich-
Cnnmon peas Special Tcrm-D"',rc Rlschor. IT.. j.
Nos 10 calendar clear , ,, ,,.,,
common Ti~ar-kauiiy t"rm-Adjourned uhtli frlday'
c1minon rles.~rrnl r,ef3Ts G;g s ,,I
~ IS, s ga r 10 Tx rs ' :s5 ' 200 s7s s7 $50
10 s3i 10 ~ s s, 80 Ss 80 isas iSo, sS
issI' isl- i.as lSy, 1910 Case unfinished
f,.,mon Iqe,--TraI Terrn-rnrt II Before Ialy, & J.
s'al.es - b., sent ffor Part f7r uiai Ease hh-
csnn,oa rlea.-rral Term Far, III ncfre Pryor J.
,,-~. n. -. s.nt from raft for trmi case unrnsh~l
CIV Court special BEFORE McGown. J.-Mo'ions
GENERAL Tern AfiuIfnnd for ne tr.ni
,,y Court Trial Term Parts l. II and llI-Aljourn-i
wv ca,,rt Trial Tsrn-rart lvnefors Fi's.imons J.
,es 9t7s 90, aa2 2lo7 2alo lG. 1913. 22Oi 1853.
ssn .s2G .5,s .225 - 255g .'0 23si. 2UO'. 21a.
2so Calendar clear
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-20
TO REGAIN POSSESSION or HIS ESTATE.

Judge Dykman. In the Supreme Court at White
Plains Yesterday, ordered an accounting and
restoration OF the property taken from James Blew
it, who for the last two years and half has been
an inmate OF the Bloomindac Asylum. having been
sent there following a stroke Of paralysis In April.
1890 Mr. Blewitt was In the machinery business
IN Twenty-ninth-st NewYork. for thirty years
preceding 1890 A stroke Of paralysis having left
him mentally weak. the application OF Miss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-20
COULD NOT REALIZE ON THEIR ASSETS.

Montgomery. Ala. Dec. l9.-The banking hr'n oil
Joseph Stelrer 4 Sons and the general merchandise
firm OF Steiner Bros q CO.. both doing business III
GreenvIlle Ala made an assignment yesterday u
T. r. Adams and Bernard Steines. Inc Nao'h'ies
70 c-timatcd at 500 600 The assets consist largely
~ Ia nds which cannot. owing TO the business ue,
presson. hc disposed Of. but which are estimate. s
10 bc worth two or three times the amount VI '''o
lfnii
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-20
pTrunER'S FIGHT FOR A LICENSE

Judge Truax Of the Supreme Court yesterday
heard argument motion to quash the writ OF
cer;Iorarl issued by Judge lngnham ordering the
Examining Board OF Plumbers to review the pro-
cecdlngs whereby they refused TO Issue TO Thomas
/ Kelly. a master plumber. license To make con-
tracts for plumbing work Counsel Tor heily IN
timated that papers had been refused TO ms client
bccause he opponent OF Jacob Seabold;
a Tnmmany district leader. The board required
hold TO the effect rhat Kelly would nave none but
union men work for him, and would JOIN me mas'ef
,,iun,Lers' association. Decision reserved.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-20
TAX MUST BE PRESUMED TO HAVE BEEN
PAID.

Trenton. y. j.. Dec. 19.-Judge Albeit filed an
opinion in the Supreme Court to-day, hoidhs
that In cases where the payment of a tax on real
estate at a period twenty years or more prior
TO date is in dispute, the presumption IS ina.
the tax has been paid and the burden or proof
Is the taxing authorities. This decision ailec.S
all the cities in the State which are trying 10
collect back taxes under the Martin act Ohder
the loose taxing system formerly IN vogue lhis
city has lost more than S9OOo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-20
TESTIMONY IL THE DE LACY-wALcoTT SUIT

The trial OF the suit brought by Peter De Lacy
10 recover $1,000 from Alfred +. Walcott for
money lent to Walcott TO enable him 70 put through
HIS Chicago elevated railroad scheme consumed the
attention Of Judge DugrO In the superior Court
Chambers all day yesterday. Mr.. DE Lacy ana
Edward w Saportas were the only Witnesses cA-
amincd Their testimony went TO show that Wal
cot acted with authority In making the alleged
OF ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-20
TO BryLD A NEW PIER AT L0yG BRANCH

Long Branch Dec 10 (speciaD.-Articles we'e
filed az Trenton yesterday for the incorpo'auoH
OF the Long Branch Pier Company Inc oap"
stock Is $4,000 The incorporators are i"o..
C.,,y a contractor. John NJ Rulon street com
missloner and Thompson s. Earle. all OF ireTH sw
and Uriah Herman and L. Is. senra" W
II Is said their intention Is TO build pier !" Nsv.
nection with the Iron Steamboat Company W WV
York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-20
,,lr,,pn M toGfRors SCHEDULES FILED.

Tn. schedules I'm the assignment Of Richard de
rogerot were fled yesterday in the Court OF Com
mon Pleas They show 500 ~ 49, liabiIities' Ns,-
Richard de Logerot owned hotels in this city ana
in Newport He failed last summer, az result, IL
ing his hotels George c. Guion Is assignee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-20
GOVERNOR BOlES AGAIN 1T WORK.

Des Mones Dec Ex-Governor boies "i'' -
here from Waterloo last night and was al hs
m., ,h,s morning for the first time since he was
talen M. nine weeks ago. The Governor Is recover
ing strength rapidly. and VIII al once pes'h WI"
on his message TO the Legislature
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-20
ASKING \ RECEIVER FOR \ STREET-CAR
LINE.

WATERFOWL ~ Y, Dec. l9-Before Judge Nahh
in the Circuit Court here this morning an dppllca-
,Ion was made for the appointment OF rev r
frr no syracuse Consolidated Street Railway ON
nnnv ON the ground that the concern rs lnsoNeht.
The Court appointed Peter j. Mack. an Ail'Tha an
of Syracuse, as the receiver ana hNei "' 0o"' "'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-20
THE STEAMER PURITAN BADLY DAnAGED

Newport. Dec ia diver upon eNan' w..
an1s that for fifty feet both starboard ana po''
ill., tho outer shell of the steamer Puritan mao
received severe puncures. Her inner smell sa'g ~
her from sinking. She will 40 10 Ne"No'N "
about a week to be dry docked
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-20

adiudged insane. and she was appointed committee
to take charge OF his property The commitment
papers were signed by DR. Mathew d. , Fled Mr., ine
BleWitt and DR.. Field testified in the court yester
day against Blewitt On the other hand pr panis ne
r. smith DR. A. Z. Schmd, Dr. y. f, Curtis, pr
Charles NJ Lee Dr. John Hawks and DR.. FREDERICK
Peterson favored Blewitts contention that ne ~
sane Hewitt swore that the alleged Mrs. Blewitt
was his common-law wife. She herself admitted
she Gould not tell who OBLIGATED at the reputed
marriage in 1870 They have two children.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-20
, IJSy or PEOPLE WELL KNOyy ~ SOCIETY

.The Society List" for 1893 and 1894 IL ont with
Il new cover. which makes its appearance extremely
attractive. 1.-THE List" besides having In alphabet
zeal order the names with addresses OF people we'll
Lnown in socirtv contains a directory OF physl-
clans and dentists. theatres and clubs with other
,nformat lion THE office of the List" which is
under a new management, 10 at No. a2 FIfth-ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-20
A STRAY COW CAUSES a SUIT FOR DAMAGES

William C. CULVER. Of the firm of Alexander az
Green has brought suit in the Supreme Court to
recover 81 $50 from C. Il. Blauvelt. of Crestkiil'
y J. Mr. BIauvelt owned which he used 10
tether with a thlrty-foot chain. one day the COW
got loose and strayed into the highway. The
animal went into the shrubbery along the road
and was concealed from view. the chain dragging
behind and extending across the road:
Just then Mr.. Gulliver came riding along ON on
horseback The chain partially screened py
Jersey dust. The horse stepped on the chain Al
that instant the decided to move on Inc
horse stumbled and fell, throwing Its rider. Inc
horse and rider. 1t Is alleged. were damaged 10 the
extent OF l,060.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-20
"FRED" MAY FINED $500.
PUNISHED FOR IIIS'ASSAUbT on POLICEMAN
-s,4n MCGOWAN. '".+
TESTIMONY BY EX-MNIsTER EGAN. CAPTAIN
sCHLEY AND COMMANDER EVANS As
10 ms BRAVERY IN GILL.

10 HIS BItNN NIIII-I'
A fine of $500 was the penalty inflicted on FRED
er,ck Nav Yesterday for his assault on Policeman
MCGOWAN in June 1887. May, while drunk WAS
insulting shop-girls who were on their way nome
from work The policeman was summoned al"
May drew his revolver to shoot hin. McHo"ail
knocked the weapon out Of his hand ana cInopeu
hin, severely May was admitted to bail and He'd
to South America He returned here last April
Ordinarily, flight deepens the offence Dat Wine
May was IN Valparaiso he protected sailors OF inc
United States Navy who were attacked DH rlo'e'7'
Near that port he shipwrecked ana II was
said that but for his courageous conduct seNe'di
persons would have been drowned WIN May !"
court were his counsel. Elihu Root; MS sister,
Mrs Randolph. ex-Mnister Patrick EGan, Com
manaer Evans and Captain Schey. Mr. Root said
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-20
20 corroy EXCHANGE CLEARING HorSE.

BY an overwhelming vote the members OF ''e
Cation Exchange decided yesterday not 10 have Il
clearing hougc The efforts 10 secure a clearing
mouse for this exchange have been continued Tor
year and the defeat OF the proposition To estGD-
Ilsh one has created much III feeling on the ex'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-20
FRED MAY AT THE BAR.

that his client pleaded guilty to assault in the
second degree. Distrlct-Attorncy Nicon had rec
commended that this plea be accepted and mat
extreme clemency be shown to May, on the ground
that no one had been hurt by his crime ana because
of his deeds of valor IN Chill.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-20

The successful bazaar and entertainment which
s,xss opened at the Boand Trade School, at Madi-
son.aye., and Fifty hrst-st.. on Monday was closed
!, 1ast evening. Among the managers we're Mrs. r
e Adds ENACT. Mrs Georgs V. hecker' Mrs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-20

Catherine colyil Mrs Emily Binsse Mrs. S,c = w.
Drexel Mrs Leonce Coudert, Mrs. Davio M r,
Mrs Brockhost Cutting and Mrs. Edward FerreFo'
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-06-15
DE4rH RATHER THAN POVERTY.
when Her Resources Wcra Gone Aged
MIR. SeYmnur Tnnk Her Own Life.


All efforts to ascertain any information
as to the identity of Mrs. seymour. who
registered at the ST. Charles Hotel in ralti
more as coming trom Wilmington, ana
then took her own life by swallowing Paris
green, Tuesday, have proved fruilless.
There is Miss II. u. seymour at No. 23G
King street here, but she knows nothing of
the dead woman, and is not connected with
her il any manner. The woman went to
the baltimore hotel 10 days ago and regis.
tered she was assigned TO room 49, Al
first she promptly paid her bills and every
afternoon took walk
This mode of life she followed from day
to day. she was quiet and reserved, bear
ing marks of rcSpectability. No one asked
about her nor did she seek for any one.
Sunday last She took her usual walk. and
stopped at the drug store of Dr.. Robert 4.
Burton, corner Of Charles street and Mt.
Royal avenue, where she asked him to sell
her some Paris green, which he refused to
do, She then Inquired for Il paint store.
This information was also denied her. She
returned to the hotel ut 5 o'clock Sunday
afternoon and retired to her room At lO
o'clock she sent down Cor Il glass ii
whisky, which was given her. This was
the last seen of her alive.
| The chambGrmaid discovered her rigid
body at ll.30 o'clock Tuesday morning
when she went TO make the bed. The
empty Paris green package was found on
the bureau. Nothing was found that
would lead TO her identity. Tied around
her neck was a pocket.book containing IL
cents, She had evidently reached hei
financial limit, aud took her own life Sh,
was 65 years old, had dark hair nike
with gray and brown eyes. She was
| neatly dressed in blue cheviot SUIT and
her linen was spotless white. She wore ,
false braid of hair The only mark on
her body was q scar around her neck. Tho
scar was an old one.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-06-15

] spent my time in examining closets and
the dressing eases. | took dress away. !
asked MIR. Jennings for the dress she Miss
Bordenl wore that day | was then in Mrs.
B0rdcn'S room and he went out, returning
with this dress which has been shown; the
dress and white skirt which Mr.Jennings
gave me about the same time were rolled
up with what | called lounge cover. ]
have not had possession of them since
II was there three and one-haif hours
Saturday afternoon. went there again
about 10 O'clock in company with DIR.
Coughlin; there was large crowd of
people, perhaps 200 or 800; | sent for OIL
GERS and had the crowd removed to the
street; then | went into the house, where |
saw the prisoner, her sister and Mr.
Morse; there was II conversation, but
Mayor Cuughlin and the others did the
talking; after we entered the parlur Mayor
COushlin asked that the family remain In
the house for u few days; that there was
much excitement, and he thought II would
be better they should remain there and not
90 ON the streets; think he told them that
If they were ANNOYED bv the people to send
word to the city marshal or himself, and
they should be protected; Mr.. Morse asked
about the mail, and he was told they had
better send for it; then Miss Lizzie asked
What; is there anybody III this house sus-
| pcoledY
bllt the mayor salu, perhaps MT. Morse
could answer that from what occurred last
night, Lizzie then said, i want to know
the truth and Mayor Coughlin said he
| was sorry to say it, but that she was sus.
| peGtGd; then Emma spoke up and said,
we have tried TO keep it from you as long
as We could Then the mayor asked
| LIZZIE where she was when the affair hap.
| pened and she said III the barn for %
| minutes, looking for lead sukers, Lizzie
| said, after Emma spoke, well, am ready
| to 90 any time"
The witness was Cross-examined by
Governor Robinson, who attempted to
| show that billiard was not obstriicted in
his search OF the premises, and that the
search Of the rooms was not thorough.
billiard sworG that the search Of the
Borden house was thorough, aud that the
defendant gave him ali articles he asked
| for, aud spoke earnestly and frankly in
conversation about tho suspicion Of her.
Mayor John w. GOughlin Of Fall River
was next called He described his visit Il
the Borden house with Marshal liilliArC
and COrroborated the marshal S testimony
AS to the conversation with the defendant
The court excluded the evidence as to til,
demonstration against Mir. Morse, Offered
By the government to show that the polio,
later surrounded the house in good faltl
for protection and not for surveillance.
Mrs. clifford, i dressmaker, testified
against defendants objection. The pris
ouer told her, She said, that Mrs. Border
MAS "a mean, hateful old thing that sh
hated her, and never ate with her wheI
she could hGlpit.
The prisoners color rose AS this testi
muny was given.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-06-15
DEATH CIMh ~ SLEER.
An Unknown Man Dncapitated by u
Train al the Liberty Street Crossing.

IRAN ~ tne LtDcfty street CROSSING.
An unknown, apparently about IS years
old, was dccapitated by train at Liberty
street CROSSING on the p. W. N Is. railroad,
at $40 Monday morning. The stranger,
who was under the influence of liquor,
lay dow. on the track it ls said and was
struck by shifting engine and instantly
killed while asleep. The manglca remains
were brought to the ospital at the r.. ".
n Il, railroad station, and subsequently,
conveyed to the city mOrgue.
Police Captain Chambers Investigated
the case Tuesday morning, it having been
stated that companion of the stranger
had something to do with his death. Tine
companion is Harry McCardle OF Lansdnle.
The latter was brought to the police
station, where lie was Intercepted by
Chief Dolan aud Captain Kane On Tues.
day, He was too drunk at the time of the
accident to throw any light on the
strangers death He said lie CHANGED to
meet the other man on West Front street,
aud the two had several drinks together.
He did not know how they got down to
the Liberty street crossing, near the west
yard.
NCCardle has a severe scalp wound.
which he declared he received in a fall.
There was Il rumor that he and the de-
ceased had become involved in fight, but
this could not be verified,
Ihe body has peel ldenthed as that
Of Edward Slavin. "a years old, of sixth
avenue and Duncan street this city. Harry
McCardle who was with Sluvin when the
latter was decapitated by train, is still
locked up at the police station.
Coroner Kirk Tuesday empaneed !
jury over the remains Of Savin with John
j. Dougherty us foreman. The crew Of til,
shifting engine testified to the finding Of
| the body. MCCgrdle was then placed upor
the stand, but could throw no light on tho
accident. He said he was too drunk Il
realize what was going on. The Jury ther
adjourned the inquest to meet AT The cal
| of the coroner.