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The evening world., 1894-05-04
IN THE WORLD OF LABOR.

Conrad schmI,t has been elected Trustee By La
borerS' Division No. J,
The death is announced OF Charles schersi, q
Artificial Stone Masons Union No. l.
orRcers will be elected by the, Journeymsa
Plumbers and Gasatters' Progressive Union nsxs
Monday.
brooklyn jourueymen bakers have called a mas.-
is Men street Brooklyn. to review their Efforts
to thoroughly organize their trade.
strikes we're ordered by the Board Of Walking
Delegates Yesterday asainst the employment %
SiSty.seconl street, sixty-thiri street and flftA
avenue.
Michael +. Sweeney, Of the State Board o. Aro,-
tration and Mediation. has been added asa meme
her TO the Joint Board of the Electrical Con-
tractors Association and Electrical inside Work.
ers' Union No. J
Local Assembly 2,SSS, X, OF L.. whose ereden-
tials were contested for some time. has now bees
admitted to the board OF Walking Delegates. is
representative being John MeAndreN
Machine Wood Workers Union No. Is has
elected. q. A. Hal, President; NJ. krePser, Vice
President. r. Stephenson. Recording Secretary;
Patrick Finn. Financial Secretary; O. Hsoesrd.
Treasurer: E. \. Lewis. J. c. Wagner. ,. Ste
DhensOn, Trustees,
Gen. Coxey and His Army Is the subject
of a discussion under the auspices Of the New York
end avenue this evening Lucien Sandal anA Z
Brnckman will be the principal speakers.
Charles KIueppsihfrg has been reelected Sec
rCtary OF the German Waters Protective Associa-
tion, as was Treasurer E.. Graf. The delegates TO
The culinary Trades Council are l.. ~sehwnrtz-
kopt. +. Graf G. KlueppelberG. II, Melsel. The
Association will be represented In the Central La
Dor linton bv 4, Grat und II. Melscl, t
Delegates Ianlon. Inland. Thiemsen. Kampter.
and Kal have bvun elected membera OF the Ag.ta-
tl0n Committee o, the Bakers Local Joint Exeeu-
tive Board. The Organization COMMITTEES 10 a.
work TO reprganiEe the Hebrew bakers In this city,
who are contemplating a strike for. higher wages
and a reduction OF their hours Of labor, OF the
twelve large New York bakeries only two have re.
fused to abide By union rules. II Is expected thai
the men working In the ten large. shops yin JOIN
the organization In a body. There ara over lat9o
journeymen bakers In thin city and Sicniy Wa
DO not belong to any union.
The evening world., 1894-05-04
CHILD CLAIMED BY AN AUNT.
The Widowed Mother Defends Her
Right In Court.

On the return OF n writ OF habeas cor
pus before Justice Gaynor In the Supreme
Court. Brooklyn, his morning. Mrs, Mary
Snyder, OF Union Hill, y. j., asked that
her little four-year-oll nephew. John
Elterman, be returned to her.
The child was In court with It's mother,
It's father, John y. I2ltcrman. died about
two years ago. His sister. Mrs, snyder,
says that the father gave the child into
her custody until II was fourteen years
old. She states that on April % Mrs.
E!terman visited her child and took It
away. she said that she has more none
and Is better able to brla8 up the child
than Is It's motler.
Judge Gaynor said that from what he
couli learn he thought the cltld should
remain In Its mothers care. lie sail he
render a formal decision later.
The evening world., 1894-05-04
T. A. d. Society Delegates.

Members Of the 81. Mays T. A. d, Society. OF
Hoboken, at meeting last night in their rooms on
Willow avenue. elected the following delegates
to represent them at the State Union Convention
on May 80, George Henry. p II. O'Ranerty.
Thomas Fitzgibbons. Ed Ryan and Thomas Pc
tiers. The Society reelected the following officers
for the coming year: william Leary. President;
r. II. O'Rarerty. Vice President Thomas Peters.
Treasurer; +. J. FItzgibbons, Financial Score
tary Ed. Ryan. Recording Secretary; Auditing
ommitte George Henry, Thomas Ftzgibbons
and John Ryan. The delegates will vote at the
Convention for a division OF the State Union.
The evening world., 1894-05-04
DROVE A NAIL IN HIS BODY.
Two Boys Accused by n Five-Year-
Old Playmate.

Delmar FAIRIES mir years old. Of $50
Prospect avenue and Ross Collins,
asht years old, Of 1904 Prospect avenue
Brooklyn, were held for examination by
Justice Tighe. in the Butler Street Po-
lice Court, Brooklyn, this morning on
the charge OF assault upon ~ive-year-old
Isidor Hammer, of 33 Jackson street.
Isidor was too Ill to appear in court
this morning. His affidavit states thai
while playing with the FAIRIES and Col
Inns boys yesterday, they took him into
a vacant lot. removed his clothing and
drove a nail into his body.
Isidor Is suffering from shock from
fright and pain caused by the wound.
He Is in a critical condition.
FAIRIES and Collins both deny the
story. Officer Coschina, of the Chill
dren's Society, is investigating the case.
The evening world., 1894-05-04
VACCINATED A SICK MAN.
DR.. schelling, of the Health Board,
Charged with Assault.

SuhFHeu WIN
A complaint was sworn to before
Justice Connolly, in the Gates Avenue
Police Court, Brooklyn, this morning.
charging DR.. Henry L. Schelling, OF sl
Willoughby avenue. with assault while
performing compulsory vaccination.
On April 6 DR.. Schelling, as a vacci-
nator of the Board OF Health, visited
the house OF Emil Schaefer. PAL Suydam
street. Mr.. Schaefer was III at the time,
suffering from a tumor on the brain.
His wife, says that. she demonstrated
against her husband being i~noculated,
as the family physician. DR.. Runge,. of
1888 Bushwick ven had warned her
not to permit 1t.
She states that In spite OF her pro-
tests DIR. Schelling vaccinated her hus-
band, using more violence than was nee
essary. and as a result. her husbands
life Is now ~despaired of.
Justice Connolly took the complaint
under a~dvisement. He Is not satisfied
as to the exact nature Of the assault
and its consequences. He therefore pro-
poses to hear the testimony of DR.. Runge
on Monday morning, and will be guided
by this In issuing u warrant.
The evening world., 1894-05-04
BOTH PARENTS SENT AWAY.
Found Lying Drunk with Their
Child Dying.

Child Dying.
James Hannigan and his wife. Rose,
were sent to the island for one month
each by Justice Voorhis in the Yorkville
Court this morning. On Wednesday
last they were dispossessed from their
rooms at 3l8 East Twenty-seventh
street. and their furniture was left on
the street. That night the little oamins
on East Twenty-seventh street made a
bonfire of their scanty household effects.
and afterwards the landlord allowed the
family to go back into the empty rooms
to sleep.
The Gerry Society was notified, and
officer Barley went to the house last
night, and found Hannigan and his wife
lying drunk on the floor, the baby sick
and the flve-year-old boy crying for
food. The infant was taken to Bellevue
Hospital in a dying condition. and the
boy was to-day committed to the care
of the Association for B~efriending
Young Children,
Hannigan Vas formerly a paper-box
maker. His father vas In court to-day
and said his sons condition was due to
his wife's beha vior.
The evening world., 1894-05-04
VlTRIOL.THROWER MISSING.
Neither She Nor Her Victim Can
lie Found.

Neither OF the principals In the Ttriol-
throwing incident al Forty-fifth street
and Third avenue. about $50 O'Clock on
Monday night. could be found to-day.
William Lye, OF PA East Forty-eighth
street, into whose face the burning
acid was dashed by Lizzie Caldwell. has
gone to the country, 1t was stated. A
servant at Lye's home said that she
knew III Lye and Miss Caldwell were
not engaged.
At PA East Forty-eighth street. where
Miss Caldwell boarded up TO Tuesday
morning, the land!ady said she knew
nothing Of the girls whereabouts. Mise
Caldwell, she said. was a dressmaker.
and was employed somewhere on Lex
ington or Madison avenue. The, girl.
according to the landlady, left the house
after breakfast Tuesday morning, taking
her trunk with her.
The evening world., 1894-05-04
FARMER CAME TO GRIEF.

Drought n Revolver to New York
with Him and Is Sent to Jail.
Farmer John W. O'Mara, forty-two
years old. OF Fishkill. N. Y, was held
for trial by Justice Koch. in the Essex
Market Police Court. to-day. He was
arrested while intoxicated last night
and a loaded revolver was found In his
possession. The charge against O'Mara
was carrying concealed weapons, and
in default OF $500 bail he was sent to
jail.
O'Mara said that he heard that the
city was such a bad place that he
brought the revolver with him to pro-
tect himself.
The evening world., 1894-05-04
ACCUSED BY A BYSTANDER.
F~ruit-DcaIer MurfIo Said 20 Have
struck u Woman.

Policeman Fichtei. OF the East Twen-
ty-second street station. found Mary
Lee. a widow, of Sl+ East Forty-fourth
street, lying in n pool OF blood in front
OF Heedman's liquor store, at Second
avenue and Twenty-second street, this
morning. She had q ghatsly wound over
the left eye and was in e semi-uncon-
Edward Flor, OF Corona. l.. l.. en-
ployed at Tiffany's. told the officer that
the fruit stand dealer on the opposite
corner had struck the woman with his
ist, and that the blow made her fall.
The fruit vender, named Miguel Murine.
was arrested and held for trial at York
villa Court
The evening world., 1894-05-04
TWO MARRIAGE BONDS CUT.
Dodd's Ceremony Annulled and
Mrs, Wiener Gets u Divorce.

Judge McAdam. OF the Superior Court,
to-day annulled the marriage OF Thomas
Dodl, OF Yonkers, to Mary Ann Dodd.
Dodd swore that he was married to
his wife In March. 1863, and that she
left him In 1873,
~ did not hear OF her after that until
1856" said Dodd, and since then i have
not heard OF her"
Henrietta W'lver was granted a de-
cree OF absolute divorce from Sigmupd
Wilver, by Judge McAdam.
The couple were married Jan. l6, 1873
and have one child, a son twenty years
oil The statutory Cfense is charged.
The evening world., 1894-05-04

OupTURE, or Breach Is now TddtodHU
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clumsy. chatting trusses can be thrown
away They never cure but often indueo
TUMOR0 Ovarian, Fibroid luterinel and
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PILE ,TpM prs, nSwe S" Ton la5s soT T,j-
are permanently cured without pain or
resort 10 the knife.
STONE In the Bladder, no matter how
large, Is crushed, p~ulysnzed. washed u
and perfectly removed without cutting'
STRICTuRE OF Urinary Passage Is
SSlsso removed Without cutting In hundreds
Of cases. For Pamphlets, references y
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The evening world., 1894-05-04
Legal Notices.

NEW YORK SUPREME CoURT-CrrY AND
COUNTY OF NEW YORK. -Thr rev York In-
proved Real Estate Company. plaintiff. esalnss
the Time Stamp Company. defcndant snmrAnnk
Trial desired in New York County, 80 ~
To the above-named defendants: You are
in this action. and to serve a, -soRy. Of
your answer on the PLANTING attorneys within
,vsT,y days SiteI the fes srS,s. Of IN. ma" ~ sug enss :;
your failure TO appear. or answer. Judgment viii
be taken against you by default, for tina ssIisf
DATED March ~. 1854 =. y :
PARRISH 4 ~PENDLEToN. Plaintiffs Attorneys.
once and p~ost-oaiee address, No. a broadway.
To the Time Stamp Company. the defendant
The ,,reyoing summons 9, served upou You By
publication pursuant to an order Of Honorable
Abraham n. Lawrence: a Justice Of the supfsms
1854. md aied, with a copy Of the complains. IN
the once OF the clerk Of the city and county Of
n S' Scr x' Yors {. w shs So Sampr SSSr' xas oris Il ~ s si:s
Their. on the 18th day Of March lssE
ON e and post-of1ce address. ~ and 20 Broad
way, New York City N.
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. CITY AND
COUNTY of NEW YoRK.-The New York I'm
proved Real Estate Company. plaintiff: again.s
summons, Trial desired In New York County.
To the above named defendant: You are hereby
and sha to serve 20 a COPY CT your answer on the Plain
tir's Attorneys within twenty days after the SER
vice OF this summons. exclusive Of the day Of osr-
vice; and In case OF your failure to appear, o.
answer. judgment will be taken against you By
default. for the relief demanded In the complaint
Dated March ~, lSet
once and Post once address. No. ~ Broadway.
New York City.
To the Linden Manufacturing Company the De-
PENDANT above named: d.
The foregoing summons Is served upon you By
publication, pursuant TO an order OF Hon. Abra-
ham X. Lawrence, Justice OF tho Supreme Court
OF the State OF New York. dated April rs, 1894.
and filed with a copy OF the complaint In the
ONCE Of the Clerk OF the city and county Of New
York. at the County court-House in the city Of
New York. which complaint was originally MED
there on the 2sth day OF March, 1884,
PARRIsH g PENpLEToN, PLAINTIFF s AttdYheya
once and Post-oHce address. q and 40 Broad
way. New York City. N. Y.
The evening world., 1894-05-04
Wire News In Drief.

The r. W. Goodwiis Dor Company, Of chi.
carr. assigned yesterday, Assets estimated at
$3.50. 900. and liabilities, 5000,
The hodv o; Julian Sibley, who myStertously
cIAapnearei from Cumberland, Md, several days
ago. was found yesterday by boys, hanging from
a pine tree on Will!s Mountain. II was evil
IDENTIFY a case Of suicide.
George Gay and Mrs. Clark SHERWOOD were
drowned in the 81, Johns River near Jackson
VILE, Fla, Tuesday,
Edison r. woodruff attempted suicide At South
Hadlsy FaiIA Mass, last evening. shooting him
seIi In the head, He was dsspondsnt. having
ivss returned IRON hls notlsrb funeral.
The evening world., 1894-05-04
BEHAN WANTED IN BOSTON.
Justice Gaynor Asked to Approve
Writ of Extradftion

Justice Gaynor in the Supreme Court,
Brooklyn. was asked this morning to
approve a writ of extradition in the
ease of Philip Behan, who Is wanted
In Boston for embezzlement.
Counsellor Strauss appeared for Be-
han. He asked the Court to adjourn
the case long enough for him to con-
suit with Gov. Flower and have him
revoke the writ.
BE- a good thing for Behan to with
hold his acknowledgment of his identity
until Monday, on which day he would
consider the case again. This course
was adopted.
The evening world., 1894-05-04
H%ElDELBERG'S MISSION.
Detective Going to London After
the D~ernhards.

It was reported at Police Headquarters
to-day tina Detective Charles Heidle-
berg would start for London within a
day or two to bring back to this country.
It is understood, Ado.ph and Montague
Bernhard. The eBrnhards were recently
arrested in London on the charge of
grand larceny and forgery. preferred by
I. Levi, a Greene street furrier.
Levi alleges that the Bernhards. while
in his employ In this city. swindied him
out OF property valued at many thou
aAnd dollars.
The evening world., 1894-05-04
DELNOCE WANTS HIS TOOLS.
h IL Alleged to Have Used Them
I'm CounterfeitinE.

LAWYER Foster L. Backus appeared
bsfors Judge Benedict in the United
States Court, in Brooklyn, to-day to re-
cover the tools used by . Delnoce while
h. was alleged to have been engaged
IN counterfeittng sl.ooO,oo 0 in Argentine
Republic bank notes on Staten Island.
INF. Backus argued that Delnoce was
discharged from custody last Saturday
because the notes he was alleged TO
have been counterfeiting were not fac
simile of those ssued by the. Argentine
Republic Government, but of an insu-
The tools, he said, could be only held
when the man had counterfeited an OBJ
igation of the United States or OF a Tor
slgn government.
Judge Benedict gave Assistant DIS
trict-4torney Oakley until next Friday
to oppose the motion
The evening world., 1894-05-04
NEW JERSEY.
G0MB0SSY'S PLACE RAIDED.
His Manager I'm Jersey City Held
for the Grand Jury.s action.

His Manager I'm Jersey City Held
for thc Grand Jury's Action.
The prisoners arrested during the paid
last night in the Tivoli Concert Hail, at
l3 Newark avenue, Jersey City, were
before Justice O'Donnell to-day.
Besides Louis Schmidt, the manager,
Thompson, pianist. and four wait
-ers. the defendants included Jessie Del
mond. Title Reed. May Crowell, Lester
and Carroll, Agnes Clayton. Kittie SAN
fredo. Fowler and Smith, Francis Wal
den, Tilie Lawson. Frank Gould, Kate
Carroll, Clate Griffin and Deimond Clay
ton, all performers.
All the prisoners were discharged with
the exception OF Schmidt, who was held
IN $500 bail to await the action of the
Grand Jury. Is
Counsel for Jacob Gombossy, the pro-
prietor. said the proprietor would be in
court tomorrow. Gombossy formerly
conducted a resort on the Bowery. New
York.
The evening world., 1894-05-04
SIMPSON IN A NEW ROLE.
The Republican Politician as an
Attorney In Police Court.

John Simpson, the Republican leader
of the Fifth Assembly District. APP
peared before Justice Koch. In the Es-
sex Market Police Court. to-day in
the interest Of Mary Knober and Chas.
Wolfman. who are accused of main
tanning a d~isorderly house at 23 Riv-
ington street. The evidence against
the place vas obtained by Capt.
Schultz. Detectives shalvey and Hus-
sey and Policeman Braun. of the De-
lancey street station.
Your Honor" said Simpson, when
the defendants were arraigned at the
bar. II appear in this case. n demand
an examination"
Justice Koch fixed May is as the date
for the examination. The inmates were
DISCHARGED.
The evening world., 1894-05-04
FINE HORSES IN THE RING.
The Show in Brooklyn Ii Well At
tended.

tended.
The horse show of the Brooklyn Rid
ing and Driving Club. at the clubhouse
on the Prospect Park Plaza, Is proving
a great success. 1t was well attended
last night.
The display Of ponies under saddle
will open the entertainment this
ing. Horses in harness and under sad
die and pairs before b%roughams will
follow. Mr.. Carl H.. Stoerzer's Black
Hussar. Mr.. Frederick w. Hinrichs's
Patroclus and Mr.. T. M. Leonard's
Hercules will be shown for a prize OF
$50 in the high school class.
Mr.. George e. Fahy and Messrs. F. d.
and J. r. Beard will exhibit four-in-
hands. and later Lewis NJ. Gibbs's La
Cigale and Mr.. George Z. Fahy's Nancy
will compete In six Jumps at our feet.
pete in four successive jumps at Ave
feet.
The evening world., 1894-05-04
FIRE AT A GIRLS COLLEGE.
Abbott Seminary Students Mt An
dover Almost In u Panic.

ANDOVER, Mass, May +-Fire broke
out IN the Abbot Female Seminary here
early this morning. There was great
confusion in Smith Hall. which Is used
ss a dCImitory and which adjoins the
building where the fire was located;
The girls crowded the Railways and
rushed out into the grounds In very
A panic and no one was seriouly in
jured. ,
from Phillips's Andover Academy to the
scene. and the girls were ordered back
into one OF the halls until the fire was
extinxuished. The fire was confined TO
a small three-story wooden building and
the loss Is small.
The evening world., 1894-05-04
Death of Capt. John II. Lutx.

ELIZABETH, N, j.. May Capt. John II Lutz.
Overseer OF Poor for Elizabeth for several years.
died last night from a second stroke OF paralysis.
at his residence on Jaques street. In his seventy
fourth year. Capt. Lutz was a gallant Union sol
der, and was badly wounded duriRg the civil
war. In which he commanded Company X. Thru
New Jersey Volunteers. lie afterwards commanl.
81 Company a, OF this city. during the railroad
riots at Perth hmboy, and rendered efficient sery-
leo In suppressinB the lawbreahers.
The evening world., 1894-05-04
RUN DOWN BY A R
Laura Batterster's Skull Fractured
and She May Die.

Laura Batterster. five years old. of 81
Essex street. East New York. was
knocked own by n horse his morning
in front of her home. and was SO seri-
ously injured that the doctors say she
may die.
Shortly after 10 o'clock the animal
came tearing along the street at a mad
gallop. 1t had no harness on. and sew
eral people who tried to bring II to a
halt were unsuccessful.
The child was crossing the street
when the horse dashed against her and
knocked her down. In passing one of
the animals hoofs struck her or the
head, fracturing her skull.
The animal was caught a few blocks
away, and was taken to the Miller ave-
nue. station to await the appearance of
an owner. The hild Is In st. Johns
HOSPITAL.
The evening world., 1894-05-04
COXEYITES DISPERSED.
Elizabeth Police Scatter the Camps
and burn baggage.

ELIZABETH. N. j.. May 4.-The Eliza
beth police. acting under orders from
Chief Tenney. raided and dispersed last
night four camps OF tramps who had
gathered on the outskirts of the city as
q nucleus for a Coxey!te contingent.
There were nearly sixty OF the
Migrants, and they fed In all directions
through the woods OF the approach of
he police. who chased them for some
distance.
with what baggage could be found In
thu tents.
The evening world., 1894-05-04
DAVID CONNORS HELD.

son and Alice Taylor.
NEWARK. NJ. j.. May 4.-Justice
Kalisch this morning held David Con-
nors. who stabbed Frank johnson, a
saloon-keeper. In the latter's place, at
1870 Railroad avenue. to await the action
Of the Grand Jury.
The two men had a fight, during
which Connors, who was drunk, pulled
out n knife and stabbed Johnson In the
head n also a girl named Alice Tay-
lor. The latter was not seriously hurt,
although JOhnson's wound Is serious.
The evening world., 1894-05-04
SPEECHES. FROM FRIGHT.
Forty Cars Pass Over a hoy With.
out Injuring Him.

TRENTON. N. j.. May 4.-Joseph
Kelly. a small boy, while stealing a ride
on Il coal train in this city yesterday,
escape from death.
He lay fiat on the sleepers and forty
cars passed over him without doing him
the slightest injury.
He was unable to talk, however, for
half an hour afterwards from sheer
fright.
The evening world., 1894-05-04
Entered Her House by n Trick.

Two young men called to-day at the home
MIA o. Rowland. 2e5a Madison street. Brook
IN and by representing that they had been sent
t%S s by tho City Works Department to inspect
covse After they had gone Mrs. Rowland dis
sIe'ea thRt they had stolen $50 worth OF low
~. me men are not In the employ Of the city.
The evening world., 1894-05-04
THIEVES IN BROOKLYN.
Robberies Committed I'm Various
Parts of the City.

Parts of the City.
Mrs. Mary Mccullough. of 2S Van
derbilt avenue. Brooklyn. told the po-
lice to-day tina somebody had picked
her pocket yesterday Of s37 in money
and a diamond ring worth $50.
Regnauld Bockringer, of 81 Ellery
street, reported that a thief had stolen
t5 In money and a check for $3.50 from
his rooms last evening.
Michael Mccarthy, thirty-seven years
old, of 67S Union street, Brooklyn. was
arrested this morning on a charge Of
stealing a gold watch and chain valued
ct SIS from George Pigott, who lives
on the corner Of Hendrix street and
Eastern Parkway, while he was asleep
In an Elevated Railroad train.
The evening world., 1894-05-04
FOR STONtNG A COACH.
Seven Boys Caught Who May Rc
Sent to the Penltentiary,

Sent to the Penltentiary.
The boys who threw stones at Col.
Morrelrs tally-ho coach while 1t was
passing through Wayne street. Jersey
City. last Wednesday night. on Its way
to Philadelphia, We're arrested last night
as they We're waiting to again stone the
coach on its return trip.
The boys were arraigned this morning
before Justice O'Donnell. Their names
are George and william Bowman, Sc
bastian Gron Henry Henbush. Charles
AgPs, George Schaeffer and Henry Eek
err. They were all remanded for furth er
examination.
Justice O'Donnell intimated that he
would send the prisoners to the Snake
Hill Pe%nitentiary.
The evening world., 1894-05-04

rue quarters OF the United States Pension
.ssne'' at ss Canal street. were bessiged to-
~ oy pensioners. It is the regular quarterly
ssss'-eSy The pensioners were paid on a. fast
a. poeelble. and got their cheeks oashed In
Tsolaha Army Mi.sioL tree d charge. ~ Tie
The evening world., 1894-05-04
STOLEN MONEY IN THE RAGS.
Mr.. Fox Thinks an italian Has
Her Husbands Plumber.

Her rAunoer
Tony FOX. of 7bs Sackett street. Brook
I'm, was this morning held for examI-
nation on May Z by Justice Tighe. in
1.-The Butler Street Police Court. Brook
|lyn. on the charge of stealing $50 from
prank Thomas. q restaurant-keeper' OF
'1N Fifth avenue, yesterday.
Detectives Raleigh and Kelly. OF the
Sixth avenue station, lays that FOX
admitted that he took the money. and
that IL they went to his house they
would find 1t in a newspaper.
Mrs. Fox told the detectives that she
could not fnd the money. She said she
sold some rags to an italian, ragman
and that the money was probably among
them. Fox was employed by Thomas as