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The evening world., 1894-03-06
MAY Be A FAMILY SKELETON.
George Wilkes Wanted as Guar
dian for His Sister Alicia,
He Is the Dislnhcritcd Adopted Son
OF the Late Editor.

An application was made TO Surrogate
Fitzgerald this morning to have George
Wilkes appointed us guardian of his
sister. Alicia Wilkes. This application
promises to develop into II bitter wran-
sle ard may bring to light family
skeleton.
george WILKES sr., was editor of tho
Sporting Times. He died several years
ago On July |. 1884. lie made n will
leaving his entire estate, v;.uled at &c.,
oa. to his adopted children. George and
Alicia.
On April %. 1855 he made n co licll to
that will. In which he entirely dlsin-
herited George. giving his reason the
boys behavior towards him. He then
left all his property to Alica. Public
Printer Martin b. Brown was appointed
testamcntary guardian.
The will was offered for probate End
no contest was made.
Previous TO this will he had given
George the house at li2 West Forty
nth street. but this too was taken
away and given. to Alicia. non AIR
Browns death. his wife was made OK.
ccutrix of his estate. and she asks to lie
relieved from the cares of Mr.. Wilkcs's.
property.
In opposing the application. LAWYER
David Mcclure said he did not know
anything about George Wilkes, and
called to mind the fact that he had been
disinherited on account of his conduct
to his father He asked to have some
Trust Company named. He also raised
~ question wnetner George anu .AicIa
are brother and sister.
In answer to this Lawyer Edward C.
Boardmah said that although he did not
wish to rake up a family skeleton, he
would bring evidence to show that
- k;slnuo snM iou,NJ s.soNlif, 9sIo"3
blame for all the family trouble. Sur
rogate Fitzgerald took the papers and
reserved hts decision.
The evening world., 1894-03-06
FARLEY WAS A BlGAMIST.
But He Alleges lie Married Mis-.
Nolan While Under 81 Spell"

a pretty, -year-old girl ex-
cited the curiosity of the crowd N the
Court of General Sessions this morning
bv holding a long conversation with
Judge Cowing.
1t was afterwards learned that she was
Mlnfred Nolan. OF Lindhurst. L. l.. and
charged John II. Farley. locksmith,
Of IA Nassau street. Brooklyn, with
being a bganst.
Nolan, who was arrested last November
tor his unlawful marriage. was called
70 the bar and pleaded guilty to the in
dctment.
His counsel. ]. L. Butterfly, read n
number of aftidavlts, which showed that
Farley was subject to epileptic fits and
when the ceremony with Miss Nolan was
performed on Oct. % last he was suf-
fernE from an epileptic spell"
Farley: he said, has never left his first
Tife and never lived with wife number
two.
Judge Freedman, In the Superior Court,
recently annulled the second marriage.
Farley's lawyer asked the Court to
suspend sentence. as no harm had been
done any one. Judge Cowing remanded
him until Friday fer sentence.
The evening world., 1894-03-06
LOVE FOUND A WAY.
And This Florida Professor Gained
the Bride He Wanted.
(Dy Associated Press.)


HAWTHORNE, Fla, March Cit
transpires that Prof. J. ]. Goodwin, well
known In educational circles in this
State, was recently married while he and
his bride were seated in buggy In front
Of Judge Gardeners residence at Gaines
vile.
The bride is the daughter of William
Bitch, of La Crosse. eX-member Of the
Florida Legislature. and now serving his
county as Commissioner. The young wo-
mans parents objected to Godwin's at
tentlons to their daughter, but they have
been outw.tted.
The Professor appeared at La Crosse
and got Mrs. Blitch's consent to an in
Professor was admitted to the sitting
room Mrs. Bitch went to the kitchen.
Her daughter then Joined Prof. Goodwin
N his buggy. The couple proceeded to
Gainesville going VIA Newnansville to
avoid pursuit
The evening world., 1894-03-06
FIGHT OVER A CHILD.
Parsons Refuses to Give Up n Girl
lie Adopted.

NEWARK. n. j.. March G.-Mrs. Mary
Tucker. Of Newton. Sussex County,
through her counsel. Frank Wilcox. this
morning applied for a writ of habeas
corpus to Vice. Chancellor Green. in
Chancery Chambers. In this city. against
John Parsons to show cause why the
latter should not turn IItna Schultz over
to Mrs. Tucker. Etna, who is the daugh-
ter OF Mrs. fuckers first husband. was
legally ad 'rted 6y Parsons four years
ago when she was six years of age.
In court this morning Parsons refused
to give up the child. He says that Mrs.
she would be of help to her. Vice-Chan-
cel,or Green postponed the case for two
weeks
The evening world., 1894-03-06
$4,000 COUNSEL FEES.
Awarded to New York and Whining
ton Lawyers In L. 8. Court.
Iy Associated Press

By Associated Press)
WILMINGTON, Del. March 6-Judges
Dallan and Wales In the United States
Circuit Court. yesterday awarded $40. 0OO
attorneys fees to Wilson & Wallace. OF
New York. and Ambassador Thomas F.
Bayard, Senator George Gray and WILL
lam G. Spruance. OF this city, In their
cases against Wackenshaw & Boight. OF
New York City.
The attorneys were counsel for the ad
mnistrators Of G. Brown Snyder, who
brought suit against Mrs. Elizabeth b.
McComb, executrix OF the estate OF
worth OF bonds held by McComb for
Snyder. They were to receive one third
OF the amount secured. Wackenshaw &
Boight purchased the claim and refused
to pay the attorneys claim. on the
ground that II was not binding on them.
The evening world., 1894-03-06
BOSTON MAN MISSING.
a. L.. Oxnnrd started I'm September
for n Place He Never Reached.
(spca,ai to The worldJ


BOSTON, Mass, March 6.--The strange
disappearance Of wealthy Bos-
ton business man has just leaked
out. Last September Alfred l..
oxnard, manager of the Collecting
and Mercantile Agency Mt 10 School
street. and residing In Melrose, left for
Portland and Freeport, Me-, to contest
his fathers will. which gave $50, 900 worth
of property to his brother. John, and
left him nothing.
He never reached Portland or Free
port. to the knowledge of Boston pa rites
That he ever went that way Is not
known. The will was probated without
contest and the property turned over to
his brother. John.
Oxnard made money in speculation
here, and 1t Is claimed that his close
attention to business at times affected
him meRntally. His business was In
good shape when he went away and the
only thing missing among his papers
was n deed to some land In Gaorgia.
His relatives have but little to say about
the meter and offer no explanation.
The evening world., 1894-03-06
ALIMONY FOR MRS. WALL.
She Sues Her Husband, n Police
man, for Separntion.

Judge McAdam, OF the Superior Court.
to-day signed an order granting Mrs.
Catherine Wall sl2 a week alimony and
$50 counsel fee pending the decision of
her suit for separation from Policeman
Thomas Wall. of the Twenty-third Pre-
cinct.
ried to her husband at st. Agnes $
Roman Catholic Church on May %, 1873,
and that they have four children.
For the last five years, she says.
scarcely a week has passed that Wall
has not assaulted her and also used in
sulting and vile language towards her in
the presence of the children.
Mrs. Wall says that she was compelled
to leave her home and now resides with
friend a 1886 East Fifty-third street.
The evening world., 1894-03-06
CHIEF OF POLICE BOUNCED.
Railways Common Council Finds
CRIME Guilty of Charges.

CRIME Guilty of Charges.
RAILWAY. N. j.. March G.--The Com
mon Council OF Railway met last night
as n court and jury to try the charges
preferred by Mayor DAILY against Chief
OF Police Crane, for neglect OF duty,
and Pdtrolman Geise. for brutally club
bling a prisoner.
1t was charged that Crane was guilty
OF extreme neglect Of duty In allowing
person TO escape when 1t was easily
whiting mis- power to arrest him. The
second specification alleged that he
frequented saloons to the detriment OF
the ser vice.
After listening to the testimony the
Council! went into executive session.
which lasted an hour. After careful
deliberation. by unanimous vote. Crane
was fond guilty Of the charges and
dismissed from the force.
Extenuating circumstances In Geises
case saved him. and he was reinstated
without pay during his suspension of
two weeks.
Mayor DAILY will now have to appoint
another Chief. George jackson, Acting
Chief. will probably be appointed
The evening world., 1894-03-06
PIE FILLED THE AIR.
4 Hiking Compnny's Wagon broke
Down. and Newsboys Looted II.

Pie filled the air and Uttered the street
this morning at Nassau and Ann streets
And 1t was pie for the newsboys. too.
wagon Of the New England Pie Bak-
ing Company. of 5l7 West Forty sixth
street. broke down at the Bennett Build
'"g about o'clock. The driver un-
hitched the horse and led him away,
lc" wing the wagon with It's delectable
load IF pies unguarded.
Jack callahan, hustiing newsboy.
scented booty In the shape OF the UNI
protected pies and gathered gang OF
half a hundred gamins to his support
BY unanimous choice Jack was selected
as 1nvader-!n-C Chief OF the pie van. He
accepted with composure and opened
the campaign promptly.
He slamn ed something against the
iron bar that kept the pies out OF sight
ard In n trice out bounded the pasty
connections. squash. custard. cocoanut,
mince, pumpkin. apple and peach
The next instent Nassau and Ann
streets were filei with careless news
boys who had pie even in their eyes
and hair.
The evening world., 1894-03-06
SILK WEAVERS STAND FIRM.
Say They Are Prepared to Hold Out
Several Weeks Longer.

The striking sill: weavers are still out.
This morning at the West Side Labor
Lyceum \ member Of the strike commit
tee said the men were In a position TO
hold out fer several weeks more.
The strikers are waiting for the manu-
facturers to sign the scale of wages pro-
posed by them. and say they Will carry
theii point. They claim that the manu-
Tacturers cannot obtain their operatives
to III their places
The silk weavers in the employ of
William Dpenhym & Sons, of College
Point, l.. J.. VINO went ON strike some
time ago, have returned to work The
firm HCceded to the scale of wages as
fixed by the strikers in New York The
firm Is now compelled to pay 30 per cent
more thar. II has paid In the past two
wears,
The evening world., 1894-03-06
Couldn't ray the Cabmnn.

Frank Merrill Of q University place, hired
cab driven by Fred snyder last n!gat. ami after
being taken 10 one Hunired Ini Fifty-nrh street
and back found be had money. He tried To
act the cabman 20 trust him but Snyder cslled
Policeman kasmire and had Merrill locked up
A. Jefferson Market Police Court to-day he Was
The evening world., 1894-03-06
MUST DIVIDE THE LOSS.
Opinion by Judge Brown as to
Liability in u Collision.

A supplementary opinion constructing
some of the provisions of the Harbor
act was handed down by Judge Brown
in the United States District Court tails
morning.
lie mods that neither vessel in n coll
llsion in which the fault is equal shall
be- charged with greater amount In the
aggregate since this act, than she would
have been charged before.
As the carrying vessel is exempt from
bearing the loss OF lis cargo, the loss
must be divided betweenn the other YES
sci and the owner of the cargo. as
The evening world., 1894-03-06
To Review st. Patrick's Day Parade

Acting Mayor Mcclellsnd, Comptroller Fitch
and other city ofieials accepted an invitation this
morning to review the St. Patrick's Day parade
end 70 attend the celebration OF the United Irish
Societies. The Invitation committee was COM
posed OF James J. Haggerty. Edward l.. Carey.
lawrence T. Langan. John Mcguire, Thomas II.
Lamb Patrick Costello. Michael Finnegan. Ber-
nard Ford and Michael Kane.
The evening world., 1894-03-06
CONSIDERABLE MRS. BURKE.
wouldn't Beat Her Husband, as He
Has Only One Arm.

Justice Watson, In the Even Street
Court. Williamsburg, to-day held Joseph
Burke, OF 81 North Henry street. on a
charge OF assaultlng his wife.
Blrke Is a one-armed veteran OF the
late war, but his wife says she had TO
leave him because of his ill-treatment.
Il might have been able to thrash
him." remarked the wife In court. but
rather than take advantage OF a MANNED
man ran away from home"
The evening world., 1894-03-06
WANTS SALE SET ASIDE.
sullivan Has . Claim ,Asninst the
Ho.el de Logerot. -

A motion to set aside the sale Of the
Hotel de Logerot was made by Timothy
Sullivan before Justice lngrahnm. In the
Supreme Court, to-day. Sullivan is q
plumber, and holds a mechanics lien for
$1,000 against the place.
The hotel was sold on foreclosure sale
in January for $4,000. This left a bal
ance OF $1,000 above the amount of the
mortgage.
Sullivan says it was disposed of for
an inadequate price. and that the state
ment that II would not be sold for less
than $575, 900. had deferred others from
bidding. Justice lngraha:n reserved his
decision.
The evening world., 1894-03-06

FLUSHING l. /. March Cat a meeting Of
the Board Of Trustees OF this yllige tonight the
proposition Of the brooklyn city Railroad Com
psny to extend It's trolley road from SewtoNn TO
Flushing arordlng a direc' route to the BROOKLYN
Bridge Will be further considered The Railroad
Company proposes TO charge 10 cents fare for
The evening world., 1894-03-06
BY COACH TO PHILADELPHIA.
company to Run the. Line Asks for
Charter In Pennsylvania.

49,, TIy NssocIlted Prcs3,J
PHILADELPHIA, March 6.-Harrison
oahen f. Rittenhouse Miller. Edward
n'owhinS' Col. f. d. Morrell. and Mel
o" hfown who are to run the line OF
d dorChes between New York and Phila-
i stpprala are Eoing to apply to the Legis-
sInfEaMnliization is 10 be The Philadelphia
rm1Dan Coaching Club"
nv Wr,.hlrds OF the stock Is to be taken
the E o,hson Brown and Col. Morrell, and
tt 10 tl and Mr. Canen, Col. Siorreli is
coacbahse care of the horslng OF the
Brow az the New York end, Mr..
Other az the Philadelphia end. and the
reiav shree gentlemen at the different
~ etatlOns between the two ends.
The evening world., 1894-03-06
Viewers Win IN Coli.g. FONT.

COLLEGE POlNT. l. l., March 9Th. silk
wsavrrs In the employ Of william Opcnhym &
sons, al this place. who ~ed; on strike some
time ago have returned to work The frra a..
ccded 10 the scale 81 wages as fixed by tn. strlk-
ers In New York.
The evening world., 1894-03-06

Corporation Counsel CLARK has received the
papers relating TO tho oTsning OF One Hundred
,ni Fifteenth and One Hundred and, sixtesnth
streets, and widening Of one Hundred and Twea-
tieth street. between Amsterdam avenue and the
Boulevard the new Columbia College site. No
action Is likely 10 he tREer IN the matter until
the title 10 the land passes to the Columbia Col
legs trustees in January next.
The evening world., 1894-03-06
HAS A OlPHTHERIA SCARE.
Bellows Falls INDIGNANT mt n Doc
tor Who Concealed a CnSe.


BELLOWS FALLS. VT. March G.-The
entire town Is greatly disturbed over the
discovery that TIE death yesterday Of
VIII L. Cotton. the proprietor OF a popu-
lar restaurant. was due to diphtheria.
Ths physician VIII, attended the patient
I'D not report tn case as diphtAeria.
During Colton's Illness friends went there
as usual. and scores were exposed 10
contaglon. The physician has been
threatened with personal violence.
The evening world., 1894-03-06
GUINAN HELD FOR TRIAL.
For Trying to Throw Baby Con-
Htnnce Overheard.

Edward Guinan,the 'longshoreman, who
tired to throw his infant child Constance
overheard at per % North River early
Sunday morning, was arralgned In the
Tombs Police Court this afternoon and
held in $500 bail for trial.
He was also arraigned on three other
charges. one for assault on his mother
in-law and one for intoxicat!on. He was
held in $500 for trial on the charge OF
Hssaulting his father-in-law. The case
brought by his mother-in-law was ad-
journed until tomorrow.
The evening world., 1894-03-06
WRECKED BY A BOMB.
DisorderIy House ia Chicago Made
Ininhnbitable. ~.
By Associated Press. }

CHICAGO, March 6,-K:ttie Days dis
orderly house, at l52 Nineteenth street.
was wrecked this morning by bomb
which was thrown into the hallway.
The inmates of the house were all
asleep at the time OF the explosion. No
one was injured. | y
The front portion of the house was
completely wrecked and the place rem
derrd uninhabltable.
The evening world., 1894-03-06

10y AssoCia'ed Press.) n,
HIpALGo, Mex, March 6,-The hrst stsp 10
wards the expulsion Of the Jesuits has been taken.
1t Is said. by the expulsion OF the Jesuits In the
College OF this city by Bishop Monies de Oes-
To-day the Jesuits are all out OF power In San
Luis Potosl end have been ordered TO leave a
once. bishop de Oca has yet assigned no on
cial reason for his action.
The evening world., 1894-03-06
MRS. NEWCOMERS VISIT.
Mother of Mrs. Ledercr at the Dis
trict-Attorney's ONCE.

Mrs. Richard Newcombe. the mother
Of Mrs. George Lederer. the wife OF the
well-known theatrical manager. called
at the District-Attorney's office this
afternoon. She was ushered into Assist
ant District-Attorney Hartmans office,
where an interview behind closed doors
was held.
The purpose of Mrs. Newcombe's visit
could not be learned. but II is supposed
to be in relation to the controversy now
going on between Mrs. Lederer, her hus-
band and Charles Alfred Byrne.
The evening world., 1894-03-06
CHASED WITH A KNIFE.
Antonio Says Rose Was jealous
and Tried TO XIII Her.

Justice Watson. in the Even Street
Court. Williamsburg. to-day held Anto-
MO Vocal!o. of "a Withers street. on a
charge OF attempting to kill Rosa Vaiiba.
The women occupy apartments in the
same house, and both were In love with
the same man. Pasquale Lucca. n statue
maker,
Antonio says Rosa chased her about
the house with a knife for the avowed
purpose of killing her.
The evening world., 1894-03-06
No News of siIL-Dyer MorIot.

PATTERSON. y. J.. March s--The whereabouts
OF George Morlot. the owner Of the silk dyeing
works. is still a mystery. His friends do no,
think he has sailed for Europe. as was reported
Morlot last seen on Saturday, when he col.
lected 1000 and took train for New York.
The evening world., 1894-03-06
Secretary Morton et Albany.

ALBANY. March 81. Sterling Morton Score.
tary OF Agriculture OF the United States, was
rendered a reception by the New York State
Legislature to-day. lie did not arrive at the
Senate rntil II had adjourned, but held a leyee
In the Lieutenant Governors room.
The evening world., 1894-03-06
Tried 90 XIII His Wife.

NEWARK. n. j., March 6.-Francis Lewis, OF
n Spruce street, was arraigned before Justice
Proisel this morning on the charge of attempt
Ing to murder mis- wife with Ratchet. Lewis,
Who was intoxicated at the time he attacked his
wife, promised the Justice never to drink again
the CITY hospital is not seriously hurt
The evening world., 1894-03-06
DrouLIyn nrcviticS.

Clothing worth $500 Was stolen carly this morn
iNg by thieves. who broke into Morris AbTaha m S
clothing store - Thatiord street
John d. Foley. a HON less tramp. fell overheard
near the Hamilton ave Iue bridge this morning
srd would have been drowned had not Pearl
sands and Charles Martin, Of the barge Red Star
draEEel him out OF the water.
The evening world., 1894-03-06
Not TO Reduce Salaries.

The ofncsrs OF the Metropolitan Telephone and
Telegraph Company denied to-day that a reduction
OF salaries and a wholesale dismissal Of men EN-.
ployed In the construction department would take
place on March 10.
The evening world., 1894-03-06
This Years Meet OF wheeimen.
(By Associated Presal ,

tBy Associated Pressl t+ts
DENVER, Col, March s-rhs Denver cyelist
Union at a meeting last nigat decided that the
meeting of the League Of American whselmsn In
1874 will be held Aug q to Sept. l, ineluaiva
Many OF the crack wheelmen OF the country have
already notified the Union that they viii bs =
The evening world., 1894-03-06
Round About Town.

The suit Of Charles Tobias against his lther.
ir-iaw to recover furniture which Mrs Tobias
took with her when the deserted her husband
WAS allied to-das 0gfure Judge G1lufoge in tie
I'itth District Court aht adjourned
The evening world., 1894-03-06
Ex-JudEe Lyman walker Dead.


PERU. lad, March s-Lyman walker. ex
Judge of the Finy-nrst Judicial District ant
prom nentiy Identified with state and Natona
arairs, died last night Of heart failure. He VA
nfty-scven years old
The evening world., 1894-03-06
Clerk John Richard Dead.

John Richard. Of u Grove street. Brooklyn for
many years q clerk In the comptroilsr's once
died at his home yesterday OF pnsumonia. He
wAs unmarried ana lived with his pArsntA
The evening world., 1894-03-06
Tax Department Appointment.

Ira Taylor has been appointed clerk In the Blu.
for the Collection Of Arrears OF Taxes at a
salary OF 81. 900 a year. John r. Mahoney has
been appointed to a clefkship In the same bureau
at 81, 900 year.
The evening world., 1894-03-06
Capt. Peene for Mayor OF YonLers

YoNKERs, March s.-Ths Republicans las,
night nominated Capt John O. Peene. OF the
Frankiin steamboat line. Tor Mayor. John X.
bangs will be nominated by the Democrats TO.
night
The evening world., 1894-03-06
'"r Employment In the Parks.

one ,r"ee from the Progressive Painters and
tsII., me Carpenters and Joiners' Unions
this m,r va President Happen. OF the Park Board
employmsn,s ana submitted the lists OF names for
The evening world., 1894-03-06
Newark Girl Returns Home.

NEWARK. n. j.. March s-one Of the three
pretty Newark girls who mysteriously disap-
peared from their homes has returned. She 10
Lucy shimeld. Her parents say she has been
hdeiins Norton and Adelins sauitisr are still
The evening world., 1894-03-06
wife's Affections Not Worth Money.

A Jury in the Supreme Court, Brooklyn, this
morning. rendered verdict for the defendant In
the $40 900 suit for alienation OF his wifes anec-
Finnlnn.
The evening world., 1894-03-06

When Baby was sick, We gave her Castoria,
When she was Child, she cried Tor Castoria,
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria,
Then she had Children, she gave them Castoria
The evening world., 1894-03-06

consist NJ OF a large number
of pieces in every way most
desirable, o. which we have
concll Odd to effect clearance
at o-cc, and have marked
them in a -cordauce with that
view. A few prizes arc:
The evening world., 1894-03-06
Old Board Reelected.

The stockholders OF the Sterling Iron and Rail.
way Company held their annual meeting to-day
At 81 Wall street and reelected the old Board
Of DireetorA
The evening world., 1894-03-06
BOB FITZSIMMONS'S SUIT.
Ex-JudRe Rowland Referee In the
Divorce Cpne.

Judge McAdam, OF the Superior Court,
to-day appointed ex-Judge Henry Il.
Rowland, OF Al Wall street. referee to
hear the testimony in the suit OF Pugi-
list Bob" Fitzsimmons for divorce.
Neither Fitzsimmons's complaint nor
his wife's answer is filed in court.
Mrs. Fitzsimmons is one OF the women
known on the stage as the Julien sis
ters. Martin Julien. manager and aero
bat. is understood to be the correspond
ont
The evening world., 1894-03-06
EX-MAYOR GLEASON WINS.
New Trial of the Crow Case Granite Il
by Court of Appeals.
Nny Assoclnted Press.

ALBANY, March 6.-In the Court OF
Appeals to-day ex-Mayor p. ]. Gleason
OF Long Island City, got a new trial in
the suit of Ellis n. Crow. involving a
judgment for 81. $3.50.
The action was to recover the hire OF
horses by Patrick J. Gleason as President
of the Long Island City Railroad.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1894-01-12
How About the W eather2

The Weekly COurier-JOnrnal, pub
lished at Louisville. kentucky, delights
in keeping its subscribers guessing
In addition to being the greatest DEM
ocratic newspaper published. it has
been u pioneer in enterprises that re.
quiie thought and figuring OIL the part
of its subscribers. The Weehly's esti-
mating contest on the election in 1892.
10y which $14, 400 in gold coin were dis
tributed among fort, live guessers, Is
Il sample OF this. The latest guessing
offer oi this paper is Oh the weather =
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proposes to give 81 ,UUO in cash To its
Subscribers WnO r;an name the q lueSt
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