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The evening world., 1893-12-08
PARKsROW TRAVEL BLOCKED.
Caused by the Arrest of Negro Who
stirred I'm NewsbOys

A lively fracas occurred In Frankfort
street. near Park Row. about noon to-
day. between James Curtis. a negro.
twenty-three years old. claiming to be
laborer living at 81 New Bowery, and
Sanitary Inspectors Anthony Mitchell
and Philip Smith and three policemen OF
the City Hall squad.
C' rtis was creating disorder among
crowd OF newsboys waiting to
buy " Evening Worlds" and was or
dered away by Mitchell and Smith who
were In citizens attire. He refused to
obey even after the inspectors exhibited
their shields, and assaulted Inspector
The two Sanitary inspectors made a
grab for Norris who jumped on the seat
OF a wagon, and It was only after n des-
perate struggle that they dragged him
from the wagon. on the way to the City
Hall station. Morris fought with the fe-
rocity OF a tiger, and 1t required the
combined services OF the five officers TO
land him before the desk in the station.
An immense throng OVERLOOKED News
paper Row, and the crowd caused Il Ces-
sation of all horse-car travel.
A complaint OF assault was made
against Morris. who was very abusive
In his language in the station house. He
Is known to the Park police. who say
they have driven him away from city
Hail Park because he was known as a
wagon thief"
The evening world., 1893-12-08
CUTE BALTIMORE sW|NDLER.
Works an Old Game on New York
and Philadelphia Merchants.
Ordering Goods for an Old Firm
and Giving Forged Checks.

BALTIMORE Dec. s-seyeral New
yarr mcrcbonts have hosn y,ct,mlzed
by swirdler. Who is using the name of
arv.goods and children's clothing house
in this city. to work his game.
The swindler began his operations in
fhiianeiphia' where ne represehtea nm
self to be the son OF Hehry Vessels
bought n bill of goods from Daniel d
,,,,,e,t.I 49,, ,hon h,l n cbscl
B'umenthai. and then haa cheek
cashed, which purported TO be drawn by
Gus Goodman. proprietor OF boys and
,,,,s..r,. ,,,,e,,t.. ,o,.o ~ tho order ~
cnildren,s outn'u-s mouse 10 ,ne ORDER 0 Oh
hffseg vessels 'F' BOT" signatures were
The goods were sent. and Daniel and
fore they could have their goods re-
Since then Mr.. Vessels has been busy
returning goods which he never bought
and disowning checks which he never
signed.
from notary public notice of protest of
two checks.
8ns to on haze Se 9ra%n
tionai Bank, in favor of Berkman a.
Hayes, for 500 and had been handed to
the notary by the National Farmers and
ike the frst. except that l. had been
and was for $3.50. The checks were
both forged.
w. Friedman, 434 Broadway, New
York. sold Vessels buyer" over, So
worth Of mems neckwear. took n check
and used It.
At Ettleson & Nevins's store, in New
York. the swindler. represented himself
ms Henry Vessels" the.proprietor. and
| bought n bill CT iadies' wrappers, but the
| firm was saved from loss because of tax
| ing the precaution to write before ship
| ping.
The evening world., 1893-12-08
FENTON'S BURGLAR CHASE.
A Brooklyn Policeman Ragged One
who Peached on the Others.

Policeman FeEton, OF the Bergen street
police station. Brooklyn. was led a lively
chase by gang Of alleged burglars early
this morning, during which he fired sew
eral shots from his revolver.
One of the men was captured, and he
gave information which led to the arrest
OF one Of his companions.
Shortly after o'clock this morning
Fcnton saw four mel going along Third
avenue, carrying several large dem-
johns He suspected they were house
breakers ard followed them n couple of
blocks. He then called upon them to
halt.
The men turned around. and when they
saw the officer they dropped their demi-
johns, threw of their coats and ovcrcOats
and ran.
Fenton drew his revolver and fred sew
eral shots into the air one Of the al
legged thieves dropped to the sidewalk
and Fenton arrested him. The others
escaped.
The man said ne was Michael Wheeler.
twenty-thrnc years Old Of 81 Carroll
street.
The demiohns contained several gal
Ions OF peppermint. jamaica ginger ard
rye whlskey.
The police discovered that burglars had
forced an entrance TO the cellar Of Thoa.
Meagher's saloon, 2S9 Thiri avenue, and
carried away the property found IN the
prisoners possessloI
Detective Raleigh talked with Wheeler
in the station-house, amt the prisoner
gave Information upon which the police,
later on, arrested John Behan, twenty
three. of 2l7 First street. The police ex.
pect &c make other arrests.
The evening world., 1893-12-08
PROGRESSIVE BEERS ENDED.
Mrs. Corcoran's Last Cherry Street
Soiree Was Raided.
She and Her Five Guests Get Three
Months on the Island.

Mrs. Catherine Corcoran, who gave q
progressive beer party in her apartments,
at IA Cherry street. and her guests
Johanna Kelly. Margaret Sullivan. John
Smith. Henry Dalton and Joseph Schulem.
were all sentenced to the island for three
months by Justice Ryan. in Essex Mar
ket Court to-day.
The complainant against them was
Joseph, Coughlln. the janitor, Of the prem
Uses. Mrs. Corcoran. he alleged, was in
the habit of giving weekly parties. and
all Of the, swell folks In Cherry street
II YOU want to sit down at Mrs. Cor
corans party you have to bring a chair
with you Most of the guests took
with them last night empty beer kegs and
The party went along smoothly until
o'clock this. morning, when AIRS. Cor
coran charged Schulem. who is an ex-
the name of James Sharkey with having
picked her pocket Of 80 cents.
;. Il took the money" he admitted, and
the last party I was drunk and you took
a dollar from me, and didn't say
boo" -,
Mrs Corcoran. who, was angry at being
accused, ''or else I'll open your head
with fire poker"
Mrs. Corcoran went to eject schuiem,
anu IL leu " ktiitldl ioWt III Which
the beer kegs and soap boxes were used
as missiles.
When Policeman oLeary. of the Madi.
son street station. arrived at the scene.
he found the six prisoners engaged in a
fight. The other guests got away by
climbing down the fire-escape and
jumping over fences.
Assistance came to Policeman O'Leary
and the six prisoners. all of whom were
stupidity drunk, were arrested.
As the city OF New York has no police
patrol wagon service, the Officers were
Obliged to lead their prisoners throuSh
the streets to the station.
Mrs Corcoran's two children, Mary
aged eleven. and Daniel, aged five. fol.
lowed in the rear. They were detained
in the police station and sent to the
Gerry Society for the night
In court none OF the prisoners had
anything to say. They admitted that
they were drunk.
Justice Ryan committed the children
to the Society for .Befriending Children
at Eighth street and Second avenue
The children said that their father died
a year ago, and since then they hat
been half-starved and beaten by theii
mother.
The evening world., 1893-12-08
SIX POLICY MEN SENTENCED.
Confectioners Fined for Selling Lot
terry Chewing Gum.

These policy cases were disposed OF by
Recorder Smyth In Part II. of the Cen
eral Sessions to-day, each Indictment be-
ing found upon the complaint Of An
thony Comstock.
David Lager. ffty-six. Of 800 East
Sixth street, kept at 337 East Tenth
street, indicted Feb. 5. 1891. fined $50;
Samuel Richter, twenty-six, OF 2Sl East
Third street kept at $50 East Third
street, fined IS: Max Gross. twenty three,
of 3l2 East Third street, fined $50:
Ralph MANN, nineteen, of 26l Delaney
street kept at 272 Delaney street. fined
$40 and ten days in, the City Prison
Mortz Siegclman, thirty-nine. OF I43
East sixth street, kept at 1886 East Sec
ond street. fined $50: Peter Johnson, six
ty years old, OF 2is Seventh avenue. two
indictments, kept at. l95 East Second
street, fined $50.
Joseph $. Auerbach. confectioner, OF
69l Eighth avenue. David Auerbach. OF
the same address. and August FINN. OF
500 West Torty-sixth street pleaded
guilty to contriving n lottery. and were
fined SIS each. IT was charged that they
sold packages Of chewing gum at cost
OF one cent each which contained
prizes OF various amounts.
The evening world., 1893-12-08
C0sGROVE PAID WHEN SUED.
Allowed Miss Kerr a Sovereign for
Taking His Wife to Ireland.
The Former Was "A Trained Nurse,
the Latter a Lunatic.

Tho Eleventh District Civil Court was
crowded to the doors this morning hy
curious people, who expected to hear
Miss cyril f. Kerr. a trained nurse,
tell Row she conveyed an insane woman
most OF the time in handouts, from New
York to luna,c asylum in Ireland
on a cash margin o. one sovereign, and
how the womnnS husband, Matthew Cos
grove. a siat!Oner, OF SIC Sixth avenue
had refused to allow her any more.
Early last June Cosgrove engaged the
plaintiff to take his insane wife across
the sea. promising her first-class pas
sage and all expenses allowed.
Mrs. Cosgrove tried 10 jump overheard
terrorzed the passengers and made hcI
keeper wish they were both at the bottom
OF the sea. After all this. Cosgrove gave
her a paltry sovereign for expenses anc
refused 10 pay her bill for f6s. She &C
corlingly brought suit.
When the case was called. Lawyer
Lamont who appeared for CosRroNe
said his client was not present.
He has heart trouble, Your Honor
and after reading the sensational &C
counts in the papers OF his insane wife:
dolnEs he feared he would not be able
to stand the excitement OF going on tn
stand" explained the LAWYER. a, J..
produced, and adjourned the case unit
Lawyer lamont brought his client bacl
at | O'Clock He held his hand over thu
region OF his heart and seemed read,
to swoon. hut didn't.
Miss Kerr who is very comcly ant
withal determined looking. young woman
| brushed her lawyers aside and said sh
| thought the matter could be adjusted
After a few minutes talk and the tx
Cosgrove looked anything but happy
the case was declared settled out o
court.
| Several reporters approached Cos
and gaspcd.
What! You here to again write m
| upY' and then escaped without fainting
The evening world., 1893-12-08
HAIRE'S ASSAILANT FINED.
Reparation Has Been Made to the
Lawyer.

Saloon Keeper john Duffy. who on
Friday last was convicted of assaulting
Lawyer Robert j. Hare on the night
of May 49, was ordered to pay fine of
$OO by Judge MARITIME, in Part III. of
the General Sessions, to-day.
The fine was promptly paid by o. A.
Keegan. a distiller, of Rockiand County,
and Duffy was discharged.
The Grand Jury had indicted
Duffy for assault IN the first degree.
but the jury compromised on assault in
the third degree, which is only a mis-
demeanor. In passing sentence Judge
MARITIME said:
"'rhe jury has found you guilty OF as
sault in the third degree, but i should
have found you guilty of assault In the
second degree. | had made up my mind
to impose the extreme penalty upon
YOU. but | understand that YOU and the
complainant have communicated. and
that you have made reparation."
The nature OF the communication be-
tween Hare and Duffy, and the repara-
ton, the Judge did not disclose, but II
was inferred and rumored that the rcpa-
ration consisted of a cash payment to
Hare. whose right arm Is disabled for
life
The evening world., 1893-12-08
BURGLARS IN A POST-OFFlCE.
Stamps, Postal Notes and. $50 Cash
stolen Mt Rose Bank, s.. l..

The Post-Ofice at Rose Bank, S. J..
was entered by burglars between and
3 o'clock this morning. They secured a
lot OF stamped envelopes and postal
cards. $50 In cash, besides several pages
OF blank postal notes.
They effected an entrance by removing
the fastenings OF the side window and
drilled holes in the Postmaster's desk,
but found nothing but the stamped en-
velopes and cards. The safe was un-
touched.
Some OF the cards and envelopes We're
found two blocks away.
The burglars also attempted to gain an
entrance Into the grocery store of Mrs.
Currar, adjoining the Post-Otfice. but
were scared away by a large Newfound-
land dog on the premises.
Postmaster William II. Ludlow has in
formed the Post-OfiiCe officials who viii
investigate the robbery. The numbers of
the stolen postal notes are known TO
the authorities and 1t will be difficult 10
negotiate them
The evening world., 1893-12-08

sum can be raised TO 81, 900. coo II neces-
sary before the final estimates are
passed.
Mayor Gilroy, in public meeting OF the
Board OF Estimate. has declared himself
In favor of the Improvement. He has
said that /; is one OF the greatest and
most needed reforms ever undertaken
that no money, in fact, would be wasted
II spent upon II.
Comptroller Myers Is In favor OF It. and
all the members OF the Board of Estimate
and portionment hold similar Views.
The way ~ open. and the road Is clear.
Even Corpora ton Counsel Clark's DecJ-
liar oplnionL do not stand In the way OF
a patrol wagon service.
Ks to the, signal system. which has
been juggled with for seven years. there
Is way at the present time even OF
taking w that. All that is needed is 10
adopt a plan and the money will be OBJ
tainablc.
The evening world., 1893-12-08
WANT A RECEIVER.
L., ST. l.. n r. Asked to Deposit Bonds
with the Atlantic Trust Go.

A committee consisting Of William II.
Male. Samuel d. Davis, John ]. McCook
and Harry Welsslnger. request the first
mortgage bondholders Of the Louisville,
St. Louis s. Texas road To deposit their
bonds with the Atlantic Trust Company
for the purpose Of having a receiver ap-
pointed in the bondhOders interest.
The Cominittee win formulate reor-
ganization plan. At least SG25 900 is i'm
mediately required for general repairs
and renewals The consolidated mort
grge ana stock bc!nS held largely as col
lateral. no financial assistance is possible
from this source.
The evening world., 1893-12-08
An unknown STEAMER LOST.
Seen to Go Down at Sea, Probably
with All Hands.
The End Came Before the Mangara
Could Give Assistance.
(By Associated Pressb

LONDON. Dec. S-The steamer Man
Kara. which has arrived at Shields. re-
ports that off, Ushant she saw a
steamer IN distress and sinking.
a man on board OF tho distressed
steamer was burning h fare signal. and
the Mangara was asked to stand by the
mixing vessel. Several sailors were seen
clinging to different parts OF the Ill
fated ship.
Suddenly the steamer in distress
plunged to the bottom. stem foremost.
and the Mangara was unable to save
her crew. The name OF the steamer
which was thus lost. probably with ali
hands, IL not known.
The evening world., 1893-12-08
INDICTED FOR MURDER.
Kenny Must Answer for the Death
of joseph Carey.

The Extraordinary Grand Jury to-day
found an indictment for murder in the
first degree against Edward Kenny, a
colored man. thirty-five years old. of
40 West SiNty-seventh street 1t is al
legged that on the night OF Nov. IL last
he killed Joseph Carey, also colored, OF
Minetta lane.
both men were in love with Annie
Long, and on the night in question met
and quarrelled about her.
They came to blows, and finally Kenny
stabbed Carey In the breast, from the
effects of which wound he died, Kenny
escaped. bat was subsequently arrested
and Is now in the Tombs.
The evening world., 1893-12-08
Mr.. SOULARD RESIGNS.
uintard VIII BE President of the
German American Company.

At n meeting OF the Board of Direc-
tors of tine GermanAmerican Real Es-
tate Title Guarantee Company, MIR. \,
L. Souinrd rendered his resignation as
President, and Mr.. George ". Qua,ard
was elected In his place.
Mr.. Charles tnangst was unanimously
elected NiCe-President
Mr. SOulards resignation was due -
his unfortunate connection with tn"
Madison Square Bank.
Resolutions were adopted by the Boar
extending to Mr.. Suulari their sincere
sympathy i'm his troubles.
The evening world., 1893-12-08
WILL INVESTIGATE CHARGES.
Warden O'Rourke VIII Look Into
the Case of Miss HOpp.

The charges made by the relatives of
Miss Fanny Hopp. who died at 100 East
Houston street yesterday from the re-
suit OF burns, to the effect that she had
been refused admission to Bellevue Hos
pital. will be Investigated by Warden
O'Rourke.
The dead girls relatives assert that
when she went to the hospital to be
/. treated the doctors merely dressed her
wounds and said that there was no room
for her In the institution.
The evening world., 1893-12-08
SUED IOURDAN FOR $4,000,
Casey Says the EN-Poli"e Commits
siUncr WronSfully "Hrokr" Him.

Gcn. Jlma5 JourGan, cN-rplicc Com
miss aner ur Brooklyn, was the defend
ant IN IN" Supreme Court, BROOKLYN, this
morning IN an action brought hy Thomas
Casey
,'ago5 Is an policeman lie sues
q "A. lpnrlAn for $1,000 damage for. he
lays, wr1nElnlly dismissinE him from
the pnAe" force. He was discharged Tor
neglect Of duty,
Judge CUll"n did not consider the
action dsairSt Gen. Jourdan material
and dismissed the case.
The evening world., 1893-12-08
HELD FOR MANSLAUGHTER.
Burke Accused of Causing Mrs.
GroOm's Death -Furbush Pleads.

Among the indictments filed with Judge
Moore. in the Court OF Sessions, Brook
lyn, to-day. was one for nlanslaughter
In the second degree against William
Of knocking down Mrs. Annie Groom
and infictlns injuries which caused her
death.
Burke pleaded not guilty. and was
held for trial,
Horace Furbush. indicted for forging
the signature OF f. y. Morgan, Secre-
tdry OF the brooklyn Fire Brick Works,
to Il check for so. also pleaded not gull
". He was held.
The evening world., 1893-12-08
Two nngglnrs Sentenced.

william ln.Scy. eighteen years old - ;,3
West 1hrty.ninrh street. snA John Cross tvea, =
AK Years OLD q 400 Scyca,h avenue pleaded
guilty 10 burglary in the second deyree before
Recorder Smyth. In Part H.. OF the General
Sesslons 70 IA. la" August they robbed The
r'sidence Of g. Hall. y; II West Thirty
seventh street, n 'seslr" valued at $3.50, Hickey
was sentenced 20 tn yoaTS In state prison ana
cross rui toIg years and ten months
The evening world., 1893-12-08
SPAIN AND HER ANARCHISTS.
Arrests In Catalonia Dynamite In
the Naval Reserve.

MADRID. Dec. s-A number of arrests
OF Anarchists have been made in Cltalo-
MA. nclul!ng tina: Of .Altat, an AnarchisI
leader, Who Is believed II be the author
Of the recent outrage Il: the barracks
at NillaneGve Y Ia g 'ltru.
Altct, after has arrest, revealed TO
Ii. police the names Ot several OF his
comrades
'Thr police OF BurSos have seized
twtnty-tpuT dynamite cartridges which
they found In the baggage OF Two
naval reserve men.
The evening world., 1893-12-08
STOLE A LOAD OF COAL.
Little John Foley and His Chums
Tried to Sell II.

John Foley. fourteen years old. OF
81 Watt street, WAS held for trial In
charge of the Gerry Society az jefferson
Market Court to-day.
He was charged with being the leader
Of a gang NJ boys who stole CARLOAD
Of coal from Youman's dock. at the
foot OF Vestry street
When arrested they were dragging the
cart from doc. to door and trying to
retail the coal to storskecrers on Canal
street.
The evening world., 1893-12-08
Proposals..

TO ROCkBINDERS AND STATIONERS
Your attention Is hereby called to the fact that
bids to supply the Departments of the Govern
mcnt OF the City of New York and the Courts
with blank books. dockcts. liners, binding covers.
binding &c, will be received in the office OF the
CITY RECORD until Thursday, the 18th day OF
December. ut II NJ, at or about which time they
will ne opened IN the presence of the Mayor,
Counsel TO the Corporation and Commissioner OF
Public Works, in the Office OF the Mayor. For
further information the detailed proposals for
bids now publishing In the official journal Of the
City OF New York known rs the CITY RECORD
should he consulted and also the estimate and
con. ract forms to he had in this office.
BY order Of the Mayor, Counsel to the Corpora
ton and Commissioner of Public Works.
w. ]. X. KENNY,
Supervisor of the City Record
The evening world., 1893-12-08
Nashmn seed FIRM Swindlch.
ny Associated PrcssJ

NASHUA y. H.. De- Sit Is runorei that
4. H. Drrlsp & saHt. seed dealers, Of this city.
have be-" sNindled out NJ large gam by a
crook who has besn rep-sseaigls himself 20 Phiia-
deiphia Enl New York customers !, II. bun
lap IT.. mealber Of the Arm, and collecting
The evening world., 1893-12-08
For Smuggling Cigars.

Andrew Peddie. Deputy Collector o; internal
Revenue for this district. arrested Elada Den-
notes at l o'clock this morning and had hlm
licked w In he West Thirtcth street station.
Rennetes is n Cuban cook. Collector Peddic found
him trying to sell cigars which had been snug
gled in Ika's saloon in Fortieth street
The evening world., 1893-12-08
Don't Want Him Made Bishop.

NIN Ass00Ilte1 Frcssl
sPRI%GFIELD, III. Dec. s.-Thc Standing Cam
mit're Of the diocese OF Springfield Episcopal
Churl has refused its consent to the conservation
oil Rev. A. \. Hall, Bishop-siect OF the do
ccse OF NermCnt,
The evening world., 1893-12-08
Hurt by n Boiler Explosion.

10Y N57UVTHV0a
BALDwINsvILLE. Mass. Dec. s--Ths boiler
OF n freight engine on the Fltchburs road ex-
ploded near here yesterday. Engineer otls WINS
ssrioualy seaidsd and thrown from the cab.
Fireman wight was blown over thirty feet dis
tant but was not seriously inlured.
The evening world., 1893-12-08
Passenger Died az Sea.

The steamer Norminnia, which arrived from
Hamburg and Southampton to-day, reports tha,
O.. Dec. a second. eiiss cabin passenger named
Max Rosenhaam died Of heart aiscasS and was
buried at Sea.
The evening world., 1893-12-08
For Sale.

4 PRIVATE FAMILY offers nj u great sacrifice
RlI OF their elegant. mostly made to order flrli,
ture; magnificent hair filled, all-slk lamask
pnrlnr suit, a beautiful one used In bOudoir, So;
line oil paintings, hand painted tapest ries. paintcd
pori"rc', telutiul parlor tables finely caryrnn
mahogany bedroom suits, one in oak, e2o'
couch,s. easy chairs, Administer and Wilton ear.
pets, DIM lG-rom iurnitur': also fine velvet
81. co DOWN. ~. 90 WEEKLY, buys gold. filled
Watch. delivered Immediately. Address James
Arnold, IL Maiden lane.
DIAMONDS, Watches, Jeweiry, 81 weekly A.
store; write and representative will call WIN
famples; no cNurhitant prices: guarnnte" goooa
GOldshorough Watch Co. 2DO Broadway.
The evening world., 1893-12-08
Laxnrd Cnhn Much Better.

Tie candIHoo q Lalarl cahn, who n's stabbed
by IN unAno~n hcgGur as TO was about enter.
lnR nia home. ;Jla iif,a GvCruc WelucFlay even.
ms ~ae much Improved to-day lie Is expected
to recover,
The evening world., 1893-12-08
Excursions.

PENNSYTNANIA RAILROAD co. - TOURS
Next Personally Conducted Tour
Tb WA~uISGTGS. ID g.,
Decem1cr Iith, 1929.
Rate Only SI3.5U for the Round Trip,
Covering an expenses for n period Of three days,
including meals en- route.
Other tours, December 18th. January 10 a.
February 9Th. March lst and 22d, April l.th'
May ;h and 2i'h.
For Itineraries or further particulars apply AZ
any Pennsylvania Tailrcad office or address
Tourist Agent lli6 Bruadway, New York, or
S6D Fulton street, Brooklyn
The evening world., 1893-12-08

The members OF the New York Mercantile Ex
change held another puOlic meeting to-day for tins
discussion OF the oleomargsrine question. Thi
Cumnitteo OF nve appointed some time since t.
assist the Assistant Commissioner OF Agriculture
In prosecuting persons selling oleninargarine con
trary TO the law ol this state reported that thu
vuurt records ahuW The following Convictions dur
inE n" month u November;
Deldrirh ". Seimann 80 sixth avenue, New
lU.i,. arrested oct 80; pleaded guilty Nov.
John l.. Mcsscr, SO Fourth avenue, New York:
arrested Uct. ~; pleaded guilt" Nov. "a. .
arrested oct. 80, pleaded guilty Nov. G.. 4
Alex. Fletcher. .8aS Third avenue. New York:
arrested Nov, 4 cunsictrd Nov. %. 49,. 10
marx DuStenaeId, lSs Alien street. New York:
arrested Nov }; plesdod guilty Nov. 30. .
Mas Tiger. 203 Eidridgc street, New York;
cSnSlclci nov. s.,..,.,..,..,,........,.!. 10
losn Harmolinr y Prince street. New York:
arrested Nov ). convicted Nov s2,,...,.... s
Rudolph wiese SoI Easi Ninih street. New
York; arrested Nov. 49, pleaded guilty Nov.
John Peters. Ssi Fast Fourteenth street New
YORK; arrested Sov, 10; pleaded guilty Nov.
Fiori schonItciu, G Avenue d, New YORK;
arrested Nov. 10; pleaded guilty Nov, H.. :
Andrew Have, 1871 McDUugRl street. brooklyn:
arrested Nov. &c; pleaded Guilty.....,...,.. :
Henry Msislcr baker. 2S Frsnklln street.
brooklyn; arrested Nov IS; pleaded
cS sa,I H. poscher is Thlri AVENUE. isrooS.
Nn;. arrested Nov u pleaded guilty Nov.
us ~ n% NJ shaoi isi bridge street nrookiyn
arrested Nov 49, pleaded guilty New, %,
,ii"sasi MARROW. ga West sixty.sIxth street,
/ New York: assault, nOed. ..,,...,,,,,..,...,
Fred S....-ter ssi Amsterdam avenue New
W. - s,el Nov l. pleaded guilty Nov
81. hned.