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The evening world., 1893-12-30
FRANK DONNELLY SUED.
The Saloonkecpcr's Wife Says lie
Left Her for Other Women.

Mary Donnelly. through her lawyer, to-
day made application to Judge pugro, or
the Supreme Court, for temporary all
mony and counsel fees pending the re-
suit OF her suit for separation from her
husband, Frank Donnelly. u saloon
keeper at 20 Grand street.
Mrs. Donnelly swears that when she
married Donnelly she had 1880. and that
she has either given II to or spent II ON
her husband. and is now without means
of support.
h alleges that her husband deserted
her and went to live with u woman
named Lizzie Taylor In a room over his
saloon. Afterwards. she swears, he went
to live with a woman In King street.
She swears that Donnelly has $4,000
worth of property and an income or
81, 900.
Donnelly flied no answering affidavit.
and Judge Dugro allowed Mrs. Donneily
temporary alimony of "a n week n $40
counsel fee.
The evening world., 1893-12-30
GRANT PRACTISES ECONOMY.
ST. Nicholas Bank Closed and All
Employees hut One Discharged.

In winding up the affairs OF the 81,
Nicholas Bank Receive. Grant means to
use practical economy. He will shut up
the bank and engage "A room in the
building OF the Central Trust Company.
in wall street, at which place has been
deposited the $4,000 cash assets of the
defunCt institution.
Mr.. Grant viii retain the services Of
Cashier Gardner, OF the bank. but all
the remaining employees will be dis
charged.
Supt. Preston said this morning:
1T is impossible to give any accurate
information AS 10 the true condition of
affairs until the work of transferring has
been completed. We hoped to issue a
statement this morning, but found IL inn
possible to do so.
1T IL quite certain that our work of
examination Will end on Tuesday next,
when Of course "A statement will follow"
Mr. Preston does not believe that the
banks capital has been impaired to a
sum exceeding S2jO,UyO.
The evening world., 1893-12-30
WORSE THAN A A N
Distrustful Mrs. Miller Sorry She
Gnve Her Money to Mrs. MingO.

Mary Miller. n young woman. OF u De
lancey street, lost all faith in savings
banks, and ave her money, s2GO. to
Mary Mingo. fOrty-four years old, of 9S
Livingston street. to save for her.
When Mary Miller got out of work
lately she asked Mary Mingo for
her money. To her great establishment
the woman denied ever receiving a cent
from her.
why you are worse than the savings
banks" cried Mary Milier; from
the banks you get a receipt Tor your
money. but from you ! have nothing to
show for It,"
II know it, my dear" said the woman.
"and therefore YOU cannot do anything
to me-
tale of woe to Justice Ryan. and as she
had a witness present, at one time when
she gave her so, a complaint for that
amount was taken. =,
Mrs. Mingo was arrested, and was held
for examination by Justice Ryan, In the
Essex Market Court to-day.
The evening world., 1893-12-30
Wire News Ia Brief.

Fire to-day in the Ave story granite building at
SC Federal street. Boston. damaged III, bulllins
and the stocks % James A. HCarne 4 Co. Batch
elder 4 Lincoln and liilI a Hin about $50, 900.
Gen. William A. Quaries. n leading member of
the Clarksvi,lc. Team. lar and an ex-Confelerate
General. died In Louisville, Ky, last might, aged
siNty-ctEht.
The owners Of the Calumet mine at Cripple
Creek. Col. have yielded to the demands OF the
Miners Union for an eight hour day.
The Luberg Manufacturing Company, Q: Phils-
deIphia. failed yesterday.
J~oscphus Nourse, aged %htty-one. Of l.eominster,
Mass. committed suicide yesterday by drowning
himself In a bath-tub.
The American MorpholoSical. Society closed It's
session in New liapsn yss,erdSy by eis'''Ts The
,,er'' St,ths, sTT,sssrs s q fs 9iSSstGD M ssclr,"4y
G@n Dr.. i. a, Andrews. Of Johns Hop
kins University; Or. !. 7. Hcrrick, OF Adelbcrt
ColleS,, Cleveland, o.
Isaac Young, colorcd. was sentenced TO lie i'm
prisonment at Savsr nah. Ga. yesterday for the
murder Of Lucy jackson cOlorcd.
Darlington Il. Kulp. one Of the wcalth!est men
md most extensive dealers In lumber In Central
Pennsylvania, died at shamokln Yesterday asei
sixfy-sevsn years,
The subscriptions for the relief OF the poor re-
ceivcd In Philadelphia yesterday amounted to
50, 3?S. 0j.
A met broke cut yesterday in tho Richardson
Colicry at Glen carbon. Pa. No lives were lost
Jack Connors was killed by a Lchigh Valley
freight engine Mt Tunkhannock, Pa, Thursday
while walking on the track,
The American Axe and Tool Company, at
re1ver Fuls Pa. posted notices. yesterday that
another reduction in wages would so into effect
tho inst Of the year. II 10 rmmored that the
| reduction will amount to IS par cent,
The Unicorn silk MIL. OF Catasauqua- Pa. an
nounces q decrease OF 80 per cent IN wages ne
ginning next Wednesday,
Tho Aberfoyle Manufacturing Company. OF Ches-
ter. Pa. will reduce wages from 10 to IL per
cent, on Jan. l. .
Ex-Congrcssman John 7. Hutton. of missouri
Is lead, Hts ailmsnt was brain trouble super
lndaceifby tbs grip, 3
In the Coughlin trial. at Chicago to-day Henri
|. Tolman. The mieroscopical expert took uae
stand!
The evening world., 1893-12-30
CAPTAINS CALL ON BYRMES.
Among the Other Visitors Was PO-
lice Justice Ryan.

Supt. Byrnes's office at Police Head
quarters vas fairly besleged by police
captains nearly all day long. At one
time. while the Superintendent was
closeted with Commissioner McClave for
nearly an hour and a half, the ante
room was crowded with visitors waiting
to speak to the Superintendent. Among
these visitors was Police Justice Ryan.
When he finally succeeded In seeing Mr.,
Byrnes he spoke 10 him only for IA min
ute. after which he went way.
1t cannot be learned what the object
of the conference between Commissioner
McClave and the Superintendent was.
Nor would Justice Ryan say what he
had called for. II was believed that
their visits had some reference to the
Parkhurst matters.
The presence of so many captains at
This time Is believed not to be significant
Of anything out of the ordinary, as 1t
has been customary each year for the
captains to pay their respects to the
Superintendent before New Years for
orders,
The evening world., 1893-12-30
PAUL M. POTTER ESCAPES.
No Longer Editor OF Town Topics
So Indictments Will BE Dismissed.

Two indictments against Paul NJ.
Potter, one charging him with threaten
ing to publish n libel inc the other with
libel. will be dismissed on Tuesday when
the Court of General Sessions convenes.
District Attorney Nlcoll recommends
their dismissal on the ground that the
defendant has ceased his connection with
Town Topics. OF which paper he was
editor,
One Indictment was found III 1886 for
threatening TO publish a story about eX-
Gov. Dorsheimer. The other Indictment
was found the same year for publishing
a libel against Clara Lama. the
The evening world., 1893-12-30

Daring Mr.. Niccll's term. from Jan. l..
1891. to Dec. 80. 1891. he disposed Of 1885
cases. In 1891 his Office got rid OF 4.l72
cases In 1892, s,6ls, and In 1893. 5,295.
While Col. Fellows was District-Attor-
ney, from 1898 10 1890, he disposed OF
tratlon an unprecedented ore.
The Grand Jury during the year
found 3,I25 bills, and dismissed 100. or
these S2S were excise cases. OF which 267
were indicted and 2Gl dismissed.
The Extraordinary Grand Jury OF the
Oyer and Terminer cour heard and
acted upon Nb cases during the Decem-
her term. They found 23S indictments
and dismissed los complaints.
The number OF cases disposed OF In the
three parts OF the Court OF General SEES
sions during the December term IL as
follows: 16 persons pleaded guilty. rs
were convicted, 10 were acquitted. l9
cases were dismissed. ana i22 cases were
transferred to the Special Sessions. Dur
ing the year 1898 the total number Of
cases disposed OF in the courts was
Z lI
The evening world., 1893-12-30
A%DULTERATED LIQUOR.
The Health Department Planning a
Big Raid.

The Health Department Is after those
dealers in wines and liquors who are
selling cheap and injurious authorizations.
Officers of the Department have been
out for some time procuring samples of
tnese cheap mixtures, and analysis shows
mat they are not only INIT to drink but
y menace to health and life. Salicylic
ACID is the most dangerous ingredient.
II has been found that these cheap
wines are being sold in big quantities In
various parts of the city, and a whole
sale raid Is being planned by the Health
Department.
The evening world., 1893-12-30
E CLAUSEN'S FUNERAL.
Many M%ourncrs at the Late Resi-
dpncc of the Deceased.

The funeral OF Henry Clausen. 5r.. the
brewer. was. held this morning from his
late residence, 10 East S~eventy-eighth
street. There was n large attendance,
delegations being present from the Muir
ray Hill Bank. the Arion and Lieder-
kranz societies and the Manhattan club.
Among those present were Comptroller
Ashbel p. Fitch. Judge NJ. j.. O'Brien.
United States Treasurer Jordan and
, Rev. DR.. Krotell. of the Evangsli'S
Lutheran Church of the Holy 1rinity .
ofticiated. The pall-bearers were W. \.
bowling. Randolph Guggenheimer. eX-
senator Charles A.. Stadler, Henry II.
Reuter-. Adam N~iedlanger. John Weber.
Richard Catakenmeyer and William a.
Miles.
The evening world., 1893-12-30
SHELLS PIERCE PLATES.
Successful Gun Test ut the Sandy
Hook Proving Ground.

SANDY HOOK. n. j., Dec. 30.-Capt,
Frank Heath, at the United States prov
Ing grounds to-day directed another test
uf gun versus plate. Four 2-inc
Wheeler sterling deck-piercing shells
We're fired from ii l2-inch mortar with
a charge of 10 pounds Z ounces of pow
der each against a 4 1-a-incll plate. l6
feet long. : feet high.
Every shell went through the plate and
thu strong hacking behind it. The shells
We're recovered, uninjured. from the butt
In perfect condition. while the plate and
backing were completely demolished.
The evening world., 1893-12-30
TOTTENVILLE'S ELECTION.
Question of Incorporation AS a Viz
lagc Put to Vote.

TOTTENNIII.E. g. l.. Dec. 3O-The
electors OF this place will to-day decide
whether It shall be Incorporated as IA
village under the general laws. The
question IL being put to a vote. The vot-
Ing began at 10 o'clock this morning
and viii continue until 3 o'clock.
Twice before the people OF Totem
ment: first in 1896 by II special charter
and next In 1882. There has been so
much CONTROVERSY over the question OF
incorporation that the matter has been
in the courts.
The evening world., 1893-12-30
Conspiracy Indictment Dismissed.

LONG ISLAND CITY. l.. l.. Dec. So.-law-
yer Francis II. Van vcch,en this morning ac'
pearcd before County Judge Gsrretson In the
Queens County Court and moved to Iussh the
pending indictments for conspiracy in removing
the election returns OF the election OF lss2
Assistant District Attorney Cornelius admitted TO
Judge Gsrretson that the Indictments were de-
fectiye, and they were then %quashed.
The evening world., 1893-12-30
Catholic Club In the Annexed Dis
trict.

Active work I. being done towards the ss'ab
IiShment 4 a Catholic rlub In the ANN. Ned Dis
trict on lines fimilar 10 those of the one ut pres
ent In Fiity ninth street. A committee Ia per
f1ct,ng organization. The Ommtttre consists Of
N. ~, Kinslsy, Chairman; u Tracey MrKano.
Arthur Alexander, Joseph H. Richardson, ~. ] $
Gerry. =. J. Kenny. James +. Kcrlon. J. T..
Lyons and NJ. T Drury. 4 meeting will he held
Tuesday, Jan. I, at ~i.G'fsrs Hall one Hundred
and Forty-eighth street and Willis avenue.
The evening world., 1893-12-30
MESSENGER BOY WAS ARMED.
He Carried a Revolver to Celebrate
New Years.

Henry Miller, seventeen years old. of
81 First avenue, a district telegraph mes
senger. was held for trial by Justice
In the Essex Market Police Court,
to-day for carrying a revolver without
having a permit. Policeman Kuntz, OF
while the latter was examining the re-
Volyer In East Third street last night.
Miller said that he tool the revolver
rom MS home for the purpose of shoot
ing cut the old year.
The evening world., 1893-12-30
Hrokcr snyder DID Not suspend,

On Thursday the newspapers announced the sus-
pension OF broker IL Il. Snyder, Of the COnsoli-
dated Exchange, This morning Mr., Snyder made
this statement II wish you would correct the re-
port IL my suspension on the Consolidated EH.
change. as am more than solvent. on account
81 my absence from Wall street on THURSDAY
my contracts were called upon. and not bearing
from me my contracts we're bought In and my
failure was announced. all without my know ledge,
The evening world., 1893-12-30
Cardinal md President.
my Associated Press.

WASHINGTON, Der. 3O-Cardinal Gibbons was
a caller upon the President to-day, and had a chat
~ soina length with him, There WAS n great
pressure from ConkrCsSmen and those who have
business with the President, owing 10 his three
day absence fron the city. Al o'clock The
President vent down 10 the Esst iip"m 10 1hukr
hands with a party of about 200 school teachers
" no are visiting the city,
The evening world., 1893-12-30

The condition OF Joseph KePplcr, the noted car
toonis;, who Is lying seriously III at his rest.
dcnce, 81 Fast seventy ninth street, was said %
be unchanged this morning. Mr. Keppler Ia SUI
fering from a nervous disease. In order 10 quiet
his shattered nerves injections Of morphia are
administered TO him twice daily.
The evening world., 1893-12-30
Il TO bellevue Hospital Insane

Elizabeth Hamiimachcr, aged sixty years, a
servant employed in the st, ~joseph's Home,
Eighty-ninth sstreet and Second aveune, was re-.
moved to Bellevue Hospital this morning suffering
from insanit..
The evening world., 1893-12-30

The weather forecast for thiriy-.is hours ending
81. II. soEmorrow is ak. fellows; srow to-day:
followed by clearing during Sunday. colder: hrisk
TO high northeGstcrly winds
The following record shows the changes In the
temperature during the morning hours. j. in
dicated by the thermometer at Perrys PhGr-
macy:
J A. NJ, 80 6 A.. NJ. 20 "a. NJ. I. NJ, 70
The evening world., 1893-12-30
UNION RAILWAY EXTENSIONS,
Good Evidence ut Albany that u
Notice WIS Filed Yesterday.

NY Associated Presg)
ALBANY, Dec. D-bespite the denial
OF Treasurer OlcUtt that the Union Rail
way OF New York filed any statement
Of proposed extension OF route with the
Secretary OF STATE, Yesterday, the paper
Is on record here.
II IL dntsI New York, Dec I. 1892. but
the date of its filing Ia Dee. %. 1897,
1t Is signed by Edward A. Mahar. as
President. and bears the official seal Of
the COMPANY.
The evening world., 1893-12-30
for a w-.t.rn Union Man.

Edward schraicr, manager OF the Western
urIon Telegraph once under the Oriental Bank,
on the Howery, WAS to-day presented with a
library outh,. bookcase, desk, &c, nv the busi.
ness men In the vicinity Of HE Once. T.. Rim
aldo was Chsirm-n ami President OF the Pre-,
Committee.
The evening world., 1893-12-30
EH-b""rd of Trade Mans Suicide.
my Associated pre.s)

ehi.AGo' Dec so-Geo. W. Leighton, the once
reN,'ny member OF the Cincinnati = Board OF.
.r a." who took arsenic and morphine with sui.
pitoi intent last night, died at the County Hos
MA ,uo-aAS' II Is supposed that Indictments
io,u TO be pending against him in cincinnati
masdulent real estate deals caused his AZ Of
The evening world., 1893-12-30
suffering from Morphine.

Adele Roberts, eighteen wears old, OF ?52 West
Thirty seventh street, was taken from her home to
Nelle,ue Hospital to-day in a hystsrical conhi-
ton. suffering from the effects OF morphine, TO
which she is addicted.
The evening world., 1893-12-30
THIS FIRM MOVED.
Guttohn 4 Co. Get Out the Day Bes
fore an Attachment Is Issued.

An attachment for SCI, 421 was issue4
today against d. Guttohn & Co, furs
riers, OF III Mercer street. in favor a
Herman Passavant.
Inquiry at the Mercer street store r.
suited in he discovery that Guttohn q
60. had moved bag and baggage lag9
evening. without leaving their future adj
dress behind.
The elevator man said they had movo&
street. Nothing, however, was known -
them at either place.
The evening world., 1893-12-30
Died Leaving 81, 900, 900.

MOUNT VERNON, y Y, Dec, 90 -MarESret
p. weitI, wife Of George l.. Welt, Who died
yesterday. viii be hurled from the Church OF the
Heart at Mount Vernon on Monday morn
Ing, Mrs. WeitE was said TO he worth s., on, ON0
In her osn rirht, Witch Sh" Inherited from the
Rriess and Jones estates. She le ayes two chill
dren. a boy OF ave and a Elrl OF twelve,
The evening world., 1893-12-30
Feii and Broke Both Arms,

. O'Clock this morning Thomas Mcdonald.
So years old OF Third avenue and One Hun.
T., ana Twsnty-Hlsth street, fell from a trestls
Hundy,d eoai.yard at Seventh avenue and One
nn%s and receiving severe contusiops az oS,h
AAsn to the Manhattan Hospital. '
The evening world., 1893-12-30
DEATH OF J. n. JAMESON.
He Was President Of the Anglo
American or Company.

Gustavus IIeye. Agent for the Anglo
American oil Comany, received news
to-day, OF the death In London of J. D..
Jameson, President Of the Comany. Mr..
Jameson was in New York n month
ago. The nsws of his death was en-
iirelN mnnNnnCtel.
The evening world., 1893-12-30
nci- SANS New site for 81 F"rt.

NY Assptltltu lIthl
MONTREAL" Dec. 3o.--The Gushing heirs OF
Montreal, proprI-,ors VI Gushing island, in Port
land IIarbor. Me, on which Is the well-knOwn
sumner resort. have received IlOl, coo from the
United States Government for the island. This
sum was awarded by a jury. The United States
Government viii use the island for fertilization
purposes.
The evening world., 1893-12-30

George "chang, a jouFncymNn baker. N Ho-
bokcn. appeared before Justice Seamour this
morning. ard charged Baker NrlNhull. Of j?s
VA ,hinston street. with having thrown a lly" at
In his bake-oveI. where II was roasted to death
Nrlsrrull denies the charge, and sid It WAS
prompted bN spite on c"hlng's part. The gu
thoritics are investigating the matter.
The evening world., 1893-12-30
No Tin-Horn scr-nnd- In chicago.

Try Associated PressJ
CHICAGO Dec, 70. The festive tin-horn, upon
which noisy Chic. soAns have been wont to play
ear splitting rcquiems for the dying year. has
been put under the ban. Chief Of Police Brennan
to-day issued an order instru'ting policemen to
arrest all operators Of hte bugle.
The evening world., 1893-12-30
4 Buffalo Man Insane.

Andrew Russell Cameron, a clerk, twenty-nIns
years old, whose home is at ass Eagle street,
Runalo. is in the insane pavilion at Bellevue Hos
pital awaiting examination as TO his sanity. He
Was committed there from the Tombs Police Court.
The evening world., 1893-12-30
HAD FRANKEL ARRESTED.
Annie Berliner Is Suing Him for
Breach of Promise. :

Frederick Frankel was arrested to-day
by a deputy sheriff and held in default
of $500 bail in a 5000 suit for breach OF
promise. brought against him by Annie
Berliner. .
Judge Mccarthy signed the order OF
| arrest.
The evening world., 1893-12-30
Deane nnd Hall Must show Cause.

Lawyer T.. II. Tinsdalc. counsel for tGe cowie
faction In the political lsht In the Hinth Assem-
bly, District. to-day obtained from Ju"tio" TrraS
an extension Of the order compelling Committee
man Geo. n. Dennc and Sccretav Albert r. Hall
to appear and SHOW cals. why they should not
be punished for contempt Of court.
The evening world., 1893-12-30
AN UNPRECEDENTED RECORD.
During Ills Term Mr.. Nicoll Dis
u o scd Of II, OS5 Cases.

District Attorney-Nicoll to-day issued
the last annual report OF his term as
Public Prosecutor OF his county. Tho
following II tha record OF hts admins.
tration for lSlS;
The evening world., 1893-12-30
All Quiet In Hayti.

The steamer Fl callao. from Hay;iu ports,
arrived II this. Port this morning. Her officers
report that nsScf was very quiet at the
different ports when leaving. Z
The evening world., 1893-12-30
Sold .whiskey 10 n BOY.

saioon-keeper Jonas Leibei. OF l5t Ridge street
was held for trial by Justice Ryan in the Esser
Market Police Court to-day. lie Is charged with
selling 10 cents worth OF whiskey TO twelve
year-old Charles Friedman. OF 1853 Ridge street
Agent Dietz. OF the Gerry Society," made the
The evening world., 1893-12-30
Fred Lohman,. win Fhea.

The will OF Fred Lehman, Of Brooklyn. -
nled with the Surrogate this morning. Ths -
tate is valued at ,2S, 900 and is ist to his rslas
tlycs. lNf
The evening world., 1893-12-30
Deputy ComptroiIer Made referees

ALBANY. Dec. 3o-comptrolier Campbell 49,
pointed his deputy, Calvin J. Husnn, last nik19
to L. referee in the Hamilton Park compssy
claim to land In the Adirondarks Mr.. Huse3
will report to the incoming Comptroller.
The evening world., 1893-12-30
Societies & Meetings.

NNtW ELECTION directors ofth NV York
aud YOnksrs LAID Improvement 'onp. nv WI
be eli on tie 18th dry Of I%anrIr'. 1854 a, me
oflrr OF the con pa ~. ~ hrEd AS' III tine ''S
oi New York. a ou'clo'S T. NJ.
New York. Dtc. ~, lN,sL ,~,u.rpn<o
The evening world., 1893-12-30
Judgments Against an Umbrella
Firm.

Two judgments. aSgresating 81, sSi. ~ere nl.d
in the County Clerks ONCE to-day against Amssa
Lyon 4 Co. dealers In umbrellas. at so4 Broad.
Nay.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1893-08-04
LITERARY NOTE.

A witty writer has said that life
would be endurable if It were not for
the month of August. Romance pro-
vides the best possible means for MAX
ing one forget the discomforts of the
dog-day season, its August issue being
a model Midsummer Number" A
feature is made Of the remarkable tales
of Polish and Hungarian writers, fore
most of whom is Maurice Jokai
Among these tales is 1.-THE Fate of a
Nihilist," an original production OF
great power; "The Attaman," a won
derful story from the Polish; and a
Hungarian election comedy. A humor-
Gus patering-place sketch by Geraldine
Bonner; a charming love story by "The
Duchess" blood-curdling ghost story
by Guy de Maupassant; an ideal rural
sketch by Henri Greville; and very
funny incident by Fernand Beissier, are
few of the many other attractions
This magazine Is issued by Romance
Publishing Company, Clinton Hall
Astor Place, New York; at 25 cents q
number, $3.50 a year.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1893-08-04
NOTICE TO POLICY HOLDERS

Notice is hereby given to all persons
in the State of oregon holding
policies in the State Investment & In
surance Company, of San Francisco,
California.
or the withdrawal from the state Of
oregon of the State Investment & In
surance Company, Of San Francisco,
California, and to all other persons IN
t,rested, that the said company has
insured its business in the State OF
regon, in the Fireman's Fund Insur-
Lnce Company, of San Francisco, Cali
fornia, and has filed notice thereof with
the secretary of state, Of said state,
and proposes to withdraw its securi-
ties on deposit with the treasurer there
of, and to cease doing business in said
state.
Any policy holder in the State Of
Oregon, or any other person having
claims against said insurance company,
are hereby notified to file the same with
secretary of tate of the state of Or
egon, within six (6) months from the
date of the publication of this notice.
This notice is given pursuant to the
provision of an act of the legislative as
sembly of the state of Oregon, entitled
"An act to amend Sections 1864, 1868
and $3.50, of Chapter l., of the Miscel-
laneous Laws of Oregon, as Compiled
and Annotated by w. Lair HILL" APP
proved February 25, 1889.
THE STATE INVESTMENT
AND INSURANCE CO.,
BY George IT, Brander
President.
Attest: Charles M. Blair,
Secretary