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The evening world., 1893-10-16
MANY TENANTS |MPER|LLtD.
Investigation Of a Suspicious Fire
in q Double Decker"
A Box Of Chips Soaked in Kerosene
Found Blazing.

Fire Marshal Mitchell began an
investigation at Fire Headquarters
to day Of the suspicious circum-
on Friday night in the tenement 222 East
E~ighty-fourth street. The outbreak was
very suspicious. n but for its timely
discovery might have resulted in loss OF
life. Twenty families were in great
peril. as the fire occurred at an hour
when nearly everybody was in bed.
The attention OF the Fire Marshal was
called to the fire by IN anonymous com
m%unication on Saturday morning. and
since Their Mr.. Mitchell and his assist
ants have been looking into the affair.
eral tenements OF the house were exam
ined. The tenement is i've stories high
and one OF the kind known as double
deckers." Four families live on each
Mitchell shows thai the blaze was with
out doubt Of incendiary origin.
The testimony. given before the Fire
ing shows that the fire was in the room
Of Louis Semansky, on the top moor,
front. east side. semansky. his wife
and child were not at none Seo st tSe b 5,in 3
man living across the hall. who saw
smoke coming out between the crevices
In the door n noticed tne TcNeclloh
of flames inside through the transom,
He burst in the door and found a hVeiy
blaze in the kitchen OF the fiat.
Some of the tenants put out the hre
with pals Of water. This done they
examined the spot where the flames had
started and made discoveries. The nre
had started in a bon filed with. chips
Of wood, which stood under a table.
on the table was a lighted Kerosene
lamp. Another lamp also lighted was
In the room. The table and an ice-boS
next to 1t had already caught fire. when
the tenants burst into the apartment,
Had not the fire been discovered just
when 1t was the flames would have
spread through that floor in a little time,
One OF the tenants who helped put thu
blaze out preserved what was left Of the
box of chips which we're blazing under
the table and turned 1t over to the
Fire Marshal. who, upon making an ex,
animation Of the stuff, discovered thai
the box OF chips had been saturated will
It came out at the investiga,
ton that the ~Semanskys hac
lived in the house My tive
months, and that they were insured
for $1,000 In the London, Liverpool anc
Globe Insurance Company. 1t was as
serted that they were over insured. Tht
result of the Fire Marshal's investi3a
tion has not been made public.
The evening world., 1893-10-16
brooklyn NEWS.
PRESIDENT kEENEY'S B0NDs.
Hs Lent Them to His Bank and
low He Wants Them Back.
The Bank Of New York Has Them
~ Security for . Loan.

TN application Of Seth l.. Keeney,
Ytetdent OF the defunct Commercial
Bant, of Brooklyn. for an order direct
inS Receiver Dykman to pay him the
prceteds Of the sale of twenty-five a,WO
bond of the Union Elevated Railroad.
of Hooklyn. went off the calendar OF
the 6upreme Court, Brooklyn, this morn
Ing Iy mutual consent.
KSbney says the bonds were lent by
him % the bank He further says that
they were taken by the Bank OF New
Yorh for security for a loan to the
Commercial Bank, and that they were
sold by the Bank of New York for less
than their face value.
He says the receipts of the bonds were
accepted by the receiver as IL part pay
mont Of the Commercial Bank to the
Bank of New York.
Nj. Keeney also asks cave to sue Re-
cetvsr Dykman for the amount of the
bonds. as we'll as for other securities
held by the bank.
6ykman says he has no knowledge rs
to whether Mr.. Keeney left his bonds
with the bank or not. He admits. how
ever. that he was Informed by Cashier
j.. J. Vail, of the Commercial Bank, tina
he (Vaip had delivered the bonds to the
Bank OF New York as security for a
loan, but that he did not deliver any
other securities to the Bank Of New
York.
Receiver Dykman says he has de-
nlanded the return of the bonds from
the Bank of New York, but thus far
they have not been given up.
The evening world., 1893-10-16
ASSAULTED BY BROTHERS,
Morshauser Had Stab Wounds ana
Osner an Open Knife.

Richard and Joseph Osmer. brothers, aged
twenty and twenty-iour respectively. OF 1853 ESSEX
street. were a~rraigned in the Yu-kvilIs Police
Court thi, morning on a charge OF felonious as.
sault.
Joseph. his brother. Richard. and his father,
John, knew and had had trouble with Frank
Morshauser. twenty-six years old. of Fifty-seventh
street and Lexington avenue.
Last hight. at II o'clock, the three osmers were
in a saloon on seyenty-seyenth street. between
Third and Lexington avenues. when Morshauser
entered.
AT about II. 30 o'clock last night Policeman
Lynch. Of the East sixty-seventh street station,
saw three men scuniins In q hallway ut Seventy.
seventh street and Third avenue. A crowd coll
lected, and one OF the onlookers shouted to the
man Q the defensivs: Look out! He's got q
At the same momen. Lynch saw the CLINT OF
steel and sprang forward to prevent a tragedy.
The man. who WAS Joseph Osmer. quickly slipped
the knife into his pocket. Lynch placed him and
his brother, who was the other one Of the at
lacking party. under arrest. All three were then
taken to the station house. Morshauser was
bleeding freely from two ugly stab wounds on
the head. which he charged were inflicted by the
brothers. In ~Joseph's pocket was found an open
knife with a bloody blade. Morshauser was sent
were a~rraigned In court this morning Joseph de.
MED using a knife. hut admitted resenting an
insult. Morshauser said that Richard held him
while Joseph cut him. Justice Grady held the
defendants To await the result OF Morschauser' 9
injuries.
The evening world., 1893-10-16

WORT street and a surgeon rush up the
stairs to Walsh's rooms. He followed
and saw Carroll lying oil the floor with
his face covered with blood. The mans
head rested on a blood soaked pillow.
The surgeon said that life was extinct.
The policeman reported the matter to
the station-house, and Capt. Delaney
and three detectives e to the house
and put the first four OF the prisoners
named under arrest. Tierney and Conk-
lin were arrested at II o'clock last
night.
There were a dozen or more half
drunken men and ONE In the room
when Policeman Burke entered, but all
had left except the four arrested.
The police believe that there was n
fight. during which Carroll received his
injuries.
Carroll was the sole support of a
widowed mother. He was said to be
quarrelsome and abusive when drunk.
All Of the prisoners had cut or bruised
faces and showed evidences OF having
been fighting.
The evening world., 1893-10-16
MANY CANOES WRECKED.
The New York Canoe Clubs House
Destroyed in the Gale,

TAses was hardly enough left OF tho New York
uAsas. Club house. at Bansohhurst. L. l.. this
morning to mako . respectable bonfire. The scow
- which the house stood was resting on the bot
tn d Graysssnd Bay. and only the roof Of the
house was intact. The sides and interior had
been battered out by the storm Of Saturday and
Sunday.
When the waves subslde an examination will
b. nAds to sss whether or not the scow is worth
Raising. FROM the furious way In which the
t~nSsrhins sesa boil up through holes In the noor
u s.s Z asp'0''d that the bottom Of the ''0w is
Pissts Of wreekass were still being cast on
the beach this morning.
OF the nfty frail canoes In the clubhouse only
- sscaped destruction or Injury. That was the
aasw racing canoe Incl. brought down by L. E.
AMONG the canoes completely wrecked were:
Wv; Hoxard,s racing canoe Aztec. Mr.; Won
7: T.. a: Barriuston's Mermaid and George II.
Ahsbys Sea Bee. All the others were badly in
tursd. many Of them beyond repair.
The loss il between $40. 900 and sl5. 900.
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Old THEY KILL CARROLL?
Six Men Remanded This Morning
to Await the Autopsy.
Supposed to Have Met Death In .
Drunken Fight.

Six prisoners. suspected OF being i'm
plicated In the death Of John T, Carroll,
n truck driver, thirty-two years old. OF
10 Christopher street. were arraigned
in the jefferson Market Police Court
this morning and remanded without bail,
to await the result OF the autopsy at the
Morgue to-day.
The prisoners gave their names as
Richard a. Walsh. twenty-three years
old, of ~ Ganesvoort street; Joseph
Lynch. twenty-five years old, OF -
Ganesvcort street; Frank j. Burke,
thlrty-one years old. OF l6 Ganesvoort
street; George Armstrong, thirty-one
years old, of 2j Ganesvoort street; Thos.
Tierney, thirty-one years Old, Of l6 Bar
row street, and Joseph Conklin. thirty
years old, of $50 West seventeenth street,
Carroll was found lead under suspi-
cious circumstances In Walsh's rooms
by Patrolman Burke, OF the Prince
street station. at 9 A. NJ. Sunday. Mrs.
Walsh had given a party 10 abuot
twenty-five Of her acqualntances, Missed
ale was supplied IN plentitu.. quantities
and the nigh was spent In nigh rCNel,
Carroll was one OF the number, and, 1t
is said, was under the influence OF liquor.
How he came 10 his death is not known,
as all present deny that there was
trouble. and intimate that he fell down
stairs.
This Capt. Delaney, who made a per
sonal examination, considers very IN
likely. inasmuch as the dead mans face
bruises. which. could not have been re
At <. iMa,'s ssanday Policeman surke
saw an ambulance dash up TO c. Ganse-
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EGAN'S SON WEEDS A GILLIAN N.
The Bride IL Q Member OF IN Old
Spanish Family.

Ry cable from chill is announced The marriage
on sunday last. In Valparaiso. Of Francis ",
eldest Eoh OF Patrick Esan, eI-United States
Minister 10 Chill. To the senori,A Amelia, daush
ter OF tho late Don Jorie EoIas, a member OF the
CAililn senate. The marriage. which was al.
tended by a select circle OF friends, took place.
by special permission OF the Roman Catholic Arch
bishop, at the residence OF the briiG's mother
The bride Il a member OF ole Of the oldest aud
no.' respected la.n.il.a IN CtIIl, "uI p Of SPAN
ish descent by her fathers side. While through her
mother family. The rralsls shN Is connected
with A9iEe u tLs best families Va France. uue II
her sisters is TIE wife " the Marcus La4reati lie
Monte .DSaTo.
After tho otrcmouy the youGs couple ICt, Tor
Pl,hylo. one 9! The family residences, sh1g' inGT
hCnCy m1oa,
The evening world., 1893-10-16
JERSEY.
PULLMAN PORTER ROBBED.
He Accuses Two Women OF prusgirG
His Beer.

Two rather fa'b.'y.drsssed co'orci women,
known as Matilda Wales. agtl twenty years, sal
Mary ThomPs5u, twenty six years Of age, occupy
ing apartments at I3I s,o.ben street, jersey cry,
we're tits morning ]arr-isnea IA the First Grim.
inal Court by Detective M.Lrilr, charged wa
larceny.
Samuel johnson. a Col0ral porter = a Pullman
car, llylug OF 10 Las artui. aid thIt 90 IlI.'
day ClCE.Hg h. called o.. the women, aH4. al
their suggestion. sent .' lus some bee.
Soon Sitrr 4rlHk.Ag -sEe. as says, he became
dFoWyy aaI !a,i asleep
liz .vcSs SINE t.n's lr'r- arI on saar. N.aa
H.. pockets. discover! tEat be I'D Ly,a g..ss-
81 81 %
house on lei evening IN question. w. denied that
thsv had drustrI or g'hlrl Inn. Jg-' v Don,
utI lt!l thea for tr4!
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FINED FOR CRUEL SPORT"
Gasberesr Urged a Dog TO Tear q
Cat to Pieces.

A case which has caused considerable interest
in the upper part Of the city OF Brooklyn. came
UP for settlement before Justice Connolly, at the
Gates Avenue Police Court. Brooklyn. this morn
ing.
George Gasberger is seventeen years old. and
employed as a helper by Butcher Strauss. OF l72l
Broadway, Brooklyn. Strauss is the owner OF a
valuable bull dog. Young Gasberger and the dog
are close friends.
Saturday a large Maltese cat was seen making
its way across Broadway directly opposite the
butcher shop. Young Gasberger called the bull
dog, and In a few minutes the cat was torn tu
pieces.
Inspector Clark. Of the Society for the Proven.
tlon OF Cruelty to Animals, heard OF the AFFAIR
and caused Gasburger's arrest. Justice Connolly
fined Gasberger SIS which was paid.
The evening world., 1893-10-16
SMOKERS ON THE UNION 81"
IN Agreeable Surprise to Patrons OF
the Fifth Avenue Line.

noling-c cars we're introduced on tho Brooklyn
Union e. roads this morning. The Kings Coun-
y rsaA took the initiative In this direction nearly
thres years ago. and Its patrons appreciated the
irheaatlon designed to add to their comforts. The
AahSgsnsnt Of the Brooklyn roads were request
~ faSSttsdiy to put the smokers on their lines.
but thsy refused on the ground that they did
not intend to turn their cars into pigpens.
Since the. Introduction OF the trolley system on
the surface roads. the street railroads have cut
into the receipts of the IL" roads to a great
extent. The Brooklyn Union road has cut down
the wages Of their employees in order to keep
down their losses and their latest move is looked
tpon ~ . scheme to attract patronage from the
trolley roads. The smoking cars were well
patronised this morning. and it is expected that
the fnnoking ears will be a success. The smok-
in9 ears on the Kings County road are provided
with cuspidors. and the floors are kept very
clean.
II tbs Union road follows the example CT their
TvAl. there will be no cause for complaint from
he nonlsmokers and non-chewers.
The evening world., 1893-10-16
NOBLETT MAY BE INDICTED.
Now Under Arrest in Newark. but
Wanted Here for swindlinR.

The Grand jury this morning considered charges
against Edward A. Noblett, who is now under
arrest at Newark. N. j.. charged with s~windling
by tse old game Of advertising for a clerk OF
cashier with a cash deposit as security.
lie is wanted here for many similar o1enses,
and worked the came game In Brooklyn. He at
one time ran three places on Sixth avenue. and.
until recently. was interested In the Foreign
and American Agency ST. Sixth avenue.
II the Grand Jury indicts him, Detective Nugelt.
OF Police Headquarters, will at once start for Al.
bany and ask for requisition papers TO bring tbs
prisoner from New Jersey. A notice of warrant
was sent to Newark.
1t is doubtful whether the New Jersey author.
ittes will he willing to let him 60 until they set
tie with him.
The evening world., 1893-10-16
Two Sisters Accused.

Maria Hunt twenty-three years old. and her
sister. Katie. aged eighteen. who live at l2s
Carlton avenue. Brooklyn. were under arrest this
morning on a charge of stealing $50 worth Of
clothing from Mrs Barbara Walker. l6s Wash
ihston Park. Another OF their sisters was in Mrs.
Walkers employ, and the girls were IN the habit
Of visiting her frequently. In some manner. they
cot possession OF a key to the front door, and. It
10 allagsd. visited the place Saturday night and
secured the property. They declare that their
Afreet ID an outrage.
The evening world., 1893-10-16
MARRIED AT 3-Q.CLoCK A. N.
Mr. Cornwsll ana Miss Aliaire Had
just Returned tgom Theatre.

RED BANK. y. j.. OF. l6-Aillarl F. Corn-
well. a wealthy resident Of this place, and Miss
Emma ,AI!llrc. daughter OF Edward 5 Aiiatre.
were laarr.sI Al . clock yesterday morning At
tsr hor- o. NJ. CornN ell. on groad street.
Gss couple werv Et,n5crs OF . theatre party
rEl.h IpIarucd from New York on ne theatre
train a. u'.lJc, yesterday morning. When
tEsy arrived hone Ihey went to Mr.. COgnWeIrs
Mere bog had a supper.
Miss AllaI.g and MIR. CornNe.l hti been en-
gaSel tor sl.ac time. and IL wIs proposed that
iaey hagt,L toe event by gctJlEs hurried then
N,gordapgIy Rev W +. Herr, a Methodist
clergyman, vas sent for. as were also a few
freuls ald relatives The minister was awak.
cucd and be went t9 the house and performed
the ceremony Mr. and Mrs.. C0r1Nell lett town
Yesterday afternoon Fer an extended tour,
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Stole an Ale Pump.

Edward Green, 'twenty-o ono years oil. OF ?o7
Fast siNty-ffth street. was held for trial In the
Yorkrilie Court to-day, charged with larceny. 1t
is alleged that Green Crd a companion. under
Euise OF plumbers, entered Joseph McGinty's sa.
loon. 1888 second avenue. about a month sgo.
and stole the ale pGTnp almost before the cyei
o. tn, proprietor. Green admitted completely IN
tie affair when arrested YESTERDAY, and said IN,
purnp had Jeen sold in sections 10 different par.
ties
The evening world., 1893-10-16
VICTORY FOR GLEASON.
Tho lndictm emit Charging Con
spirecy Dismissed To-day.

LONG ISLAND CITY. L. l., Oct. ls.-County
Judge Garretson. in the Queens County Court to.
day. dismissed the Indictment found against ex-
Mayor P. ]. Gleason several months ago, accus.
ing him of conspiracy and fraud in connection
with the sale Of a fire -engine. It was charged in
the Indictment that Gleason had sold the nre.en-
CINE to the city government for 81, 200, while, in
fact. 1t was not worth half OF that sum.
Judge Garretson discharged eX-Mayor Gleason.
and ordered his bondsmen to be released from all
further responsibility.
The evening world., 1893-10-16
Ms. Green Charged with Assault.

Justice ooetting, in the Lee Avenue Court.
Williamsburg. to-day held Alice Green. Of 100
HsvstDeyer street. on a charge OF assault. Arthur
4. Purchase. a butcher. Of 400 Grand Street.
says that several days ago Miss Green wen,
into his store and beat bis mother so badly that
shs has not been out OF bed since, Miss Green
10 3 niece OF Mr.. Purchase. and there has been
bad blood between them for some time.
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Did He Shoot Himself?

co-oHer Kens, Of Brooklyn, will make an exam
inAttop to-day OF the facts attending the death
Of Jtnses Leayens. OF 30 Prospect street, Brook.
iiyysna IN tSs t,,sS.n M, VT u a uyat nbsls II,
hts Setd, He died at the Brooklyn Hospital. 1t
is supposed that he comfnlttod suicide. lie Was
Q driver tor the Brooklyn Pos. 0fice
The evening world., 1893-10-16
eobb,n- Kevpor, clsnmer =.

KEYPoET y. }. OCT. is-Tnr es-m,rs ~
ts!s pleee ore hoirs ~sa,s'rel .1s .,-3s'y by
hIrs5r thieves, "sO - .-.'r s...s A. sight
A yk'T owned by Peter Dur,.t, loa-v! VIII SANS
aul valued At over 800, G~p lroi-gs from TIE.
p4yre Po!,ag s',.r slam !aa.s 'rNl cnsnTA
DeaA,r's t!.1p md tntlcaus oNa0t 3" charles
Anderson az! i.4s Mathews wrrp s,-''a a-9tnG
To IL. .AA M-.hLA
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They're guaranteed to give satisfaction,
or your money is returned.
The evening world., 1893-10-16

The first paperchaac Of the season was held by
runners " the College Of the cIty OF New york
Saturday Scyertholc.:, turned out Tor rnalr Irst
paprr.ohasu Q; ibis season. 'ae hare. " T.
walsh, %. SEi r.. : L~nrhhaT'. IS. TAD 4.
ccurte Of about i've miles 'rcu garlhEa through
BrunN PARK anl tie mel ,thHrl - TaH honUit
t'.'ol ~ C. wosch'er '" ,-a.r u fa.s uin,
utcs after the harrs.
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rrui, Hnndlera Fined.

Charles Corral. Salvador smp sna, ANGELO
Grant aad Frank hlles. Italians, w-rN before
Judg, Tighs IN the Butler sueat Police Court,
Breotlyn. this morpius charged with hawking
fruit through the streets OF tbe Eleventh Poi'ce
Precinct yesterday. They pleaded sg.lty, snd
were fined 81 each,
The evening world., 1893-10-16
Women sealz eeaten.

Maggie Ryan, seventeen years old, OF $50 Red
ford avenue. Williamsburg. secured a warrant
10 the Lee Avenue Court to-day for the arrest
Of Fred KocgIer, OF 1853 Grand street The
wpnsu's face was badly bruised, and both her
eyes were closed. She said that hoesler had as
sAultsd her and beaten her without any provo
The evening world., 1893-10-16
Burned at a Bonfire.

Maggie Powers six years old. OF ssi Lexington
svenue. Brooklyn. 10 a, the rc:nt Of death to-day
fron Injuries resolved while playing around a hon.
are liat night ia the rear q her home. Her
eletAlng caught hfe and she was horribly burned
shout tie legs and body,
The evening world., 1893-10-16
Mrs. Empey Wants q Divorce.

Grace P. Empey. Of 17s schermerhorn street.
Brooklyn, applied to Justice Andrews In Supreme
Court to-day for a divorce from her husband. J.
Walter Empey. She alleged that her husband left
her four years ago, and has since been living In
San Francisco. He is a clerk there. The couple
were married April 16, 1885.
The evening world., 1893-10-16
Accused Of Assault.

Gideon Parks, a canal boat man. was held by
Justice Tishe. In the Butler Street Police Court,
Brooklyn. this morning on ? charge OF attempting
to assault Katie Hickey, Of $50 Court street,
BROOKLYN, yesterday afternoon. Examination was
fixed for Oct. 81.
The evening world., 1893-10-16
Coal R.rg 2 own Ashore.

Cal barge 1905. 'oadca rtth ess cod, %
ro5,oI a., the I4le Hoag scrk, or a. C,.nmun,,
paw aSg-s, Taa taTrs was t''ra a-L.r5 lUriES
ttt recent S;-gu sh3 IL t,.L ~ await a
claimant,
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A VEST POCKET
remedy - DR.. Pierce's

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up in little glass vials,
handy and convenient.
Sealed, too, so that you
know they're always
fresh and reliable, IN.
like the ordinary pills
in wooden or paste
board boxes.
There's nothing in the
way Of pills as small or
as easy to take us these
little Pellets. There's
nothing 80 easy and
The evening world., 1893-10-16
Mamle NsalaF Bssprus Home.

Mamie Nader s!Atsen years old, OF zabriskie
street Jersey city, Who ran away from her home
% OCT 10 va, found WANDERING about summit
avenue last Saturday night She consented TO
rstlTs H. 3eE home,
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Farley for Assembly.

Alfred A. Farley VAS nominated BY the Re.
puBlicans Of the Twenty-sixth Assembly District
Saturday evening for the Assembly, Mr.. Farley
is a well-known business man OF Harlem, and will
poll q large vote.
The evening world., 1893-10-16

Mrs MINsIuN's SpUTHING ~ reduces in.
cAa--u4;.op waits lG!dren Ert ;c.sA!As. -SG -
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FIFTEEN dollars to Worlds Fair aud return
octf ls and ~ by New York Central. Special
trAinaA -
The evening world., 1893-10-16

The makers OF DR.. Sage's Catarrh Rem
edy arc willing to risk this Offer: "H we
can't cure your Catarrh. no matter what
your case Is, wen pay you $500"
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Brooklyn World Office,
800 Washington st. -. =.
Open from $50 A. M. to g 30 p. H. ~
Advertisements rece ved at office rates.

II BROOKLYN
Bedford ave, 49, 451
S51, 1865, 1911, 1860,
Broad way, As, los, 29U,
500, SB2, 1854, corher
Gates ave.
Gates aye, 40.
Broad 1891.
Broad corner Myr-
lie ave.
Court ST.. 63, 361.
Dc kalb ave, ~, III
no.
Utica ave, 90.
Fulton ST., ArbucKle
Building.
Fulton ST., 307, S24,
11Ie, 1913, 1lTg, 1869.
Flatbush ave, %.
Reid ave, 1bT.
liulscy ST., ~, 064.
Atlantic ave, corner
Georgia.
Grand ST., 2I3, 211, 1856.
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Murdered a sqew for Her Money.
BUFFALO, oct. 10 -Jasper Logan. a young In
dian, o, senecadesccnt. is locked up In the Erie
County Jail charged with the murder OF sIuaw
Mary Jack Spruce. at Nowtjwn. on the Cattarau.
gus Reservation, last Friday night. Robbery was
tha obiprt.
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Hotels.
HOTEL WELLINGTON.-

SDIk.
One block from Grand Central Depot.
A family hotel of the best class with special
rates TO permanent guests. Rooms, 81 per day
and Upward American and European plan.
GEORGE
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BRANCH orrIcYs. tl..
Columbia ST., pa.
iGrahani ave., 49,, 31G,
iUs. a
Manhattan. Crossing and
Fulton ST.
Monroe ST. oil.
Myrtle ave, $50, 1l52
Ralph ave.. conner a
Marion 81.
Ralph ave, gqA.
sands ST., 50.
Naverly ave-, no. -
second ave. and 54th St
Third ave, 641.
Fouyth ave.,sl. zs-.
Fifth ave-, 90, $40, 41A
Fifth ave-. corner Pafk
place. ~
Seventh ave. 415. -
Prospect ave-, 10.
Boulevard, corner Of
Prospect ave.