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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-01-10

In Wrap making this season you cannot
get along very well without ASTRACHAN.
1t trims most elegantly and Satisfactorily
ard these the best values to be had.
Think carefully Of the NOW" prices
5O-inch BLACK ASTRACHAN-
Now "a, S. and Sc yard.
5O-inch GRAY ASTRACHAN-
Now $3.50. $3.50 and $3.50 a yard.
bO-inch WHITE ASTRACHAN-
Now SO yard.
5O-incE BROWN AsTRACHAN-
Now Sc q yard.
You ought to profit by our haste-and
gain the comfort-and the dollars-that are
set free. We hate to give profits away. We
are in business for pront-but business must
have system-and system lays down the
law. We acting under our store law
now.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-01-10

Now 81 yard.
64-inch HEAVY BLACK DIAGONAL
Now $3.50 yard.
b4-inch HEAVY BLACK BEAVER
Now $3.50 a yard
Here is lot Of Novelty Cloths We selected
expressly for Childrens Coats, Mems smok.
ing Jackets and Ladies' Opera Capes and
listers. We value them lightly now
54-inch DARK STRIPES and PI.ADs-
Now S1.5O yard.
54-inch MINED TAN and GRAY CHEy.
lots
54-inch TAN CHECKS
Now 1925 yard.
bi-inch TAN and GRAY DIAGONAL VI
CUNAS-
54-inch TAN and GRAY PLAIN VI
CUNAs-
b4-inch TAN and BROWN PLAIDs-
Now So yard.
Here is a lot of Stylish English Cloths.
Use them as you please-they will be ap-
propriate-
62-inch SEAL BROWN CHEvIoT-
Now So a yard.
52-inch DARK RED CHEvIOT-
Now 1928 a yard.
52-inch NAVY BLUE, RED and TAN
CHEyIOT-
Now s3.75 yard.
5I-inch GREEN BEAVER CLOTH
Now 1918 yard.
54-inch CARDINAL and WINE HEAVIER
Now 81 a yard.
5+-inch ENGLISH KERSEY-Navy Blue,
Tan and Brown
Now $3.50 yard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-01-10

s4-inch BLACK DIAGONAL vICUNA.-
Now 50 a yard.
s4-inch BLACK ROUGH CHEvIOr-
Now 81 a yard.
54-inch HEAVY BLACK DIAGONAL
Now $3.50 a yard.
b4-inch HEAVY BLACK BEAVER
Now $3.50 a yard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-01-10
FISH.
Sfrups, Molasses, Vinegar.
SHOE BLACKING.
STOVE BLACKlNG.

Ehameline, for 25c 70
6bnnlneiine, large. for 25c. loo.
I.u'.S NJ. sc.
"' ior $500. &c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-01-10
Fancy N. Y. Burbank
Potatoes, z5c. Bushel.
So california" Flour.

Surprise your husband by baking some
delicious biscuits made Of our Cali
f0rnia'' Flour. No better Flour in the
world
The evening world., 1894-04-06
FOUR YEARS FOR HOTCHKISS.
The Broker Misapproprinted the
Proceeds of s2i.oOO of Notes.

Philo =. HOtChkisS, a member of the
brokerage firm Of Hotchkiss & Co, of
81 Broadway, was sentenced to four
in Part l.. of the Court OF General Ses-
sions, to-day, upon his plea of guilty
to grand larceny in the second degree.
His counsel. u. Y. Bell, made a plea
for clemency, saying that his client was
technically guilty, but not wilfully.
He is sixty years of age" pleaded
Mr.. Bell, "and his health is in such con-
dit!on that any Imprisonment simply
means death. He also has to leave his
wife. a woman used to the better side
OF life. now aged and an invalid, as well
as d daughter, in the poorest Of health,
penniless."
Harry Woodworth. Of the Rochester
Trust Company. gave to Hotchkiss rCtes
aggregating S24. 90 for collection. Hotch-
kiss realized on them and appropriated
ths money to his own use He secured
lod je1 in the Ludlow street Jail, in
default of $4,000 bail.
Hotchkiss vas released in November
last, but two months later his bonds
man surrendered him, and he vas again
placed in Jail, whore he has since been.
During his Incarceration Lawyer Bell
e~ndeavored to effect a compromise with
Hotchkiss's creditors, and whatever
property he had was assigned to Wood
worth: Before certain deeds could be
turned over to Wooiworth other credl-
tors closed in on him and attached the
property.
Judge Cowing. in passing sentence,
said that the maximum penalty was
ten years, but he had taken into consid-
Grafton the expense HOtchkiss had saved
the county by. pleading guilty Il his
attempt to make restitution.
The evening world., 1894-04-06
ESTHER'S VERDICT IS V0ID.
Gildersleeve Sets Aside the $780,
600 Claim Against Sire,
BOurke Cochran Explains His Abb
when the Case Was Called.

Jrayc G.lIsrslr",-. O.. thr Syrc-r-
C.Irr. 'o-.ny s., aside the yori..' e
Gap" when ia'hrr JaroHs r.,n-sl oil
ier weeks ~, aga'ns, UcapB Sir. n
sY.' fyr damages far treach x Irgf I'd.
Tho 'U, va. heard before Jl4ro ) .s-
vl.K. AL tho defense withdrew at To-.
commencement tC,aIsr the JGlrr f".
fIto! 4 pps'poren"u, within was asked
on 'he ground tina, Defendants .oa.r-
counsel. ". BoIrke Cochran. was aD-
sent from tho c!,y.
when the plaintiffs testimony wig IN
Judge S"agwick directed n" igry 10 re-
turn a verdict for the fun amount
The matter came W before Judge Gil-
cause why the default thouid no., be-
opened and the verdict set aside, which
was granted hy Judge McAdam last
week.
B0urke Cochran explained that hts alb
ssnce from the city was due 20 the seri-
Gus illness Of # member Of his family.
Lawyer John Lindley. counsel for Miss
Jacobs. accused Sire's brother, the Jun.
ior counsel. II resorting TO tricks for un-
necessary delay.
He asked that II the default be opened
sire be required 70 give security for
the payment Of any Judgment obtained
at the future trial
Judge Gildertleeve then granted the
motion 10 open the default upon the pay
m"nt Of go disbursements and n so
cpunseI Zee. He also ordered that III"
tD.UIG Judgment stand as security for
the payment II n subsequent verdict
and the case ~ be restored ~ the reg.
ular day calendar.
The evening world., 1894-04-06
LOVE- STRICKEN IN COURT.
Cupid's Dart Hit Levy While His
Wife Was Testifying.
He Is Put Under Bonds TO Support
Her, However.

Mrs Kl'ty Levy, who was awarded Il
verdict Of i!2.Uy W ajIry IN the CltY
court, BfODklyn. yesterday N her f-.,
against her faiher-iH-law, Moses Leyy,
for alternating her husbands affections,
gained another victory IN the Adams
street pplrc court this morning when
JIFtio. Walsh decided mat her husband.
Sylvan. shout pay his wife SO a we'k
Sylvan was placed under ~ bDuit -
insure the weekly allowance. hen ME-
I.yy went On the StaLG she SUHTe mat
she .pyel her husband clearly ami UnI.I
him. .
levy was thcn put on the stand and
trg'Intl that he lowed hiE wife.
Howe long have jon lOvei herr
asked Congressman Wagner. Oh crpsa..n-
animation. -.
replied the Defendant when | heard
her testify how Icarly 81" loved m. and
swear She wyIlI 80 10 the end 81 the
earth with me. IL touched a tender spot
In my heart and for the first time IN my
lie / felt d sensation Of love"
why did you not support your wife,
asked Congressman haRner.
1T never occurred to me before re-
piled Ieyy.
After the couple were married, Levy
said, they came 10 New York. HIS
wife stopped at Il hotel while he played
tn" races. .
ri was not very pleasant for her. d"
SAID the defendant, but ! had a good
time"
Justice Walsh then brought the pro.
ceo1iugs 70 ac!Oso with his decision "
the case.
lew said his father would probably
furnish the FG bonds this afternoon.
The evening world., 1894-04-06
EIGHT NEW SMALLPOX CASES
Fresh Outbreak of the Terrible
Epidemic in Brooklyn.
Wholesale Vaccination of EMPLOYEES
in All Parts of the City.

Eight new cases Of smallpox were dis
covered In Brooklyn to-day. The patients
are:
Peter Dreamer, aged fifteen months. OF 1925 Myr-
tie avenue; Josephine Dreamer. aged eight years,
S- broadway; Susan Cressman. aged Ave, 1889
DE kalb avenue; Christopher Lorenz. three, II
Metropolitan avenue: Louisa, two months; Frank,
seven years; Elsie, fve years. and Violet Doll,
five months, OF @jS Ainslic street.
Peter Dreamer was removed several
days ago to the Myrtle avenue house
from 1876 Wyckoff avenue, where three
year-o!d Roswell Refs died OF the dis
ease n few days ago.
There were several cases in the house
which were concealed until after the
child died. Then. 1t Is alleged, by the
Health Department., the child was
removed. Josephine Dreamer belongs to
the, same family, but has been living
with her grandmother.
All the houses were quarantined and
the inmates N~accinatcd.
The brooklyn Elevated Railroad Com
pany employees will be v%accinated this
afternoon.
DIS. Quinn ard Ricard will vaccinate
800 pupils OF the Nativity School, Classon
avenue and Madison street; 900 employees
Of II. Batterman's dry goods store. Rroad-
way and Flushing avenue, viii be inocu-
lated by DR.. Ricard and several assist
ants; 800 persons in the employ of the
Mansion and Pierrepont Houses will be
attended to by DR.. Pierce, and the
Training School for Teachers will be
visited this afternoon by the five female
phyisician5 of the Health Department.
prs. Sparks Pray, Peele, Brown and
AlIILn.
The evening world., 1894-04-06
OFFICIALS A%RRAIGNED.
City Water Commissioners
Held for Trial.

]. +, Madden, Charles Somers, Will
lam K. Cook, Edward A. Dugan and Ste
phen T.. zoe, the five Jersey City Street
and Water Commissioners. were called
before Judge Lippincott. in the Hudson
County Court to-day, to plead to an in
dictmcnt charging them with wilful
negligence, conspiracy to defraud the
city and violation of the contract law.
Their bail was hXcd at $500. Henry
Lambert went bail for Madden; Hugh
Dugnn for Charles Somers and william
II. Cook; NJ. Farrell for zoe, and James
Coylr TOr Dusan. No date for their trial
was fixed.
Louis A. Giele was then arraigned to
plead to an Indictment of certifying that
contract work dom bv John Brown on
the Hall of Records had been finished,
and certifying to the warrant too
Browns pay. when he knew that Brown
had not finished his work as he had
agreed to do by contract. He was held
in s., 1000 bail on each charge, which was
furnished by Contractor John Nolan.
Justice OF the Peace Henry Martinez
was her called to plead TO an indict-
ment against him for extortion. Daniel
Tierney furnished 500 bail for his APP
pearance. No date was set for the trial.
The evening world., 1894-04-06
MARCH IN The Tolls.
Padrone Arrested for Keeping an
Illegal Employment Bureau.
Ne Is a Prominent Politician and
Member Of Tammany Hall.
Got Men TO Work in New Jersey and
Would Not Return the Deposit.

James II. March. psdrOne and member
of Tammany Hall. was arrested this
afternoon by ONCE Weinberg. Of the
City Hall police. and taken 10 the Mul-
berry street station pending his arraiEn-
ment before Justice Taintor In the Toihbs
Police Court
March Ii charged with keeping an en-
ployment bureau without a license. In
violation OF chapter 40. Law Of ia%, as
amended in 1881. which provides II pen
atty OF so fine for each onense. The spe-
cihc complaint against March was made
by Batteo Nardello. n laborer. Of ZIG
Mulberry street. in this city. and a war
rant was issued by Justice Taintor for
March's arrest this morning.
Nardeiio Is one Of a party Of six Ital-
ians, for whom March agreed 10 procure
work for 81 each. Nardello says that
these men were walking up Mulberry
street on Sunday morning last. when
March's brother, NincenzO, met them
and asked them II they wanted work.
They replied tnat they di1, and he told
them that James J.. March was in a po-
sition TO give II to them.
Vincenzo asked them 70 follow him.
- 49, go ~ ''" 'S' "fs ''F' HtN
employment agency u his brother. at
q Marion street. where Narde.lo and
the other men had a conference with
James y. March. They say that March
demanded s. OF them in return for pro.
each one Of them rty 81 GOWN to have
hia name placed upon the eligible lis'
OF men kept IN the oiice. ana that The
balance Of ~ should be Ia!i - him at
the Time they received their fFkt ia -
ment for their work.
This all the men agreed 10. and March
told them, Furthermore, that II they were
not satisfied with the work he would
give them. they might com" back. and
he would refund 10 each one u them
the deposit Of 81 he had paid down.
railroad tunnel, which Is being ron
structed at ;dg'waicf, *. J. Thee
worked all of one nigrt, and found that
the task imposed uEon them vac more
than they could possibly endure. They
accordingly CAV" W tho lrb ana ashcI
March TO refund their money.
He made Ii trrt"xt nf charging them
sleep In and rc.IEri - CIV" them hack
q cent. They told their grievances ~
V~incenzo .faluD.bp, Nh has an IN.
pioymcnt bureau at lH Mott street. AND
Palumbo saw H." City Marshal IND al.
yIscd the men 10 proceed against Alafch
and cause his arrest
Marcb's Iccnre 70 kc'p an "mrloyment
bureau expired IN I&ss. AMI siurn tNut
time he has been doing "A larg" and
lucrative busine"e Illegally. II is per.
haps. the mort influential italian r'y!I~n,
OF New York. and his fortune iu cs'l.
mated at .2f0,GJn he &C. r Political fol
lower o Dry Dollar sullivan and :.
friend OF the notorious NIuCrrZn Ic
Vito. VIII, was nrr""t"d for selling fraud
ulent naturalization paters - his bari
In Mulberry street ant brought 10 jus.
tice by THE Evening Wor!1"
When a great paiaa" q Italians wa
held last Autumn TO raiIly the uunIna,
ton of Senator Tiroih" H. sullivan
James f.. March defruvei al the ~
penBes out Of hts own pocket. ~" wa
one Of the chief mtfHhHis ana NlnCenzc
De Vito wHs one Of ms ads.
The evening world., 1894-04-06
BEGGS ACCUSED OF MURDER.
demanded on the Chnrge of KILL
ing His Wife.

William Reggs, arrested yesterday
upon the charge Of having murdered his
wife. Lizzie, last Sunday night, was ar
raigned before Justice Koch, in Essex
Market Court, this morning, and re-
mandcd to await the action Of the
Coroner.
BcgSS pleaded not guilty. Catherine
Ryan, OF 29 R~iVington street. says tina
shc-cal.ed on Mrs. Beggs on the night in
question, and that while she was there
Beggs picked up Il yellow earthenware
bowl from the table and threw ii at
his wife. 1t struck her on the head and
she become unconscious and afterwards
died.
BegPs told Coroner Dobbs hat his wife
fell while suffering from heart disease,
II struck her head on the sink. The
Coroner issued "A death certificate, and
while the funeral was in progress yes
terday Detectives Hussey and Shalvey
and Capt: Schulz entered and placed
Be@gs under arrest.
The evening world., 1894-04-06
WHAT TO
WEAR.

The prevailing styles in
Spring Suits run to tans
and browns, with a plcn-
tiful mixture of other
shades. Our prices for
men range from So. so
to $25. For boys of IA
to I9 years, ST to $lS,
These are mostly sack
suits. some of them
double breasted. The
popular material is a
tweed or Chcviot, with
now and then what is
known as whipcord.
We have large lines Of
these colors and kinds
in all sizes for both men
and boys.
The evening world., 1894-04-06
COLLEGE REPUBLICAN CLUBS.
Their Delegates Are Two Hun
dred Strong at Syracuse.
Cornell Wants the Presidency-The
Speakers for the Banquet.
Oy Associated Press.)

SYRACUSE. n. Y, April 6.-The dele
gates of the National College Republican,
League, representing twenty OF the lead-6
ing American colleges, are to-day in posi-
session of this city. l1
At a late hour last night the Cornell
representatives, twenty-five strong, az Y
peared upon the scene. AS rumored yen
terday, they brought a candidate for t {
Presidency with them. Cornell's off, :
was Herbert L. Fordham, "a, the WI j
Orator of his class, a member Of thJk
Magazine Board. debater in the Cornell
University Of Pennsylvania contest and
prize winner in the Cornell Congress.
The Cornell boys count on the University
of Pennsylvania to help them in their
canvass.
The other candidates are Shirley E.
Johnson, Harvard. one of the hardest
workers in the League and a prominent
college politician, and Theodore Cox,
University Of the City of New York.
nephew of Ex-Governor J. d. Cox. Of
Ohio.
About two hundred delegates are pres
ent. The colleges represented are:
Harvard, Yale, Columbia, Princeton,
Leland Stanford, Jr.. Lehigh. University
Of Pennsylvania. University Of the City
81 New York, Amherst, University OF
ropolitan Law School, Earlham. SYRIA
cuse University, Hamilton, Colgate, Uni
versity of Michigan. Williams and the
University Of Wisconsin. ,
The Convention opened this morning
at 1890 o'clock. with an address by Pres
ident Hawkins. Syracuse. The scene OF
the Convention proceedings is the large
music hall Of Grouse College. The adj
dress of welcome to the students was
made by Prof. X. II. Mace. of Syracuse
University, acting for Chancellor Day.
Other addresses were made by Lindley
Grant Long, of the University Of Michi-
gan, who spoke Oh The Scholar in Pol
~itics;" Aaron l.. Squires, Columbia
"Amerieanism in American COLLEGES"
G.. d.. Goldman, University of Pennsyi,
yania, american Political Economy"
William Henry. Cox, Yale. college Men
in the Republican Party" The after.
noon is to be devoted to the election OF
officers. This evening an Immense BAN
quet will be held. Those who are 70
speak at the banquet are Roswell -.
Horr, j. Sloat Fassett, John NJ. Langs-
ton. Prof. George Gunton, of New York'
ex-senator Frank Hiscock, Theodore y.
Hancock, Acknowledgement of the state
Of New York, and many other orators.
The evening world., 1894-04-06
DYMkTTO MAY NOT SURVIVE.
His Assnilant, simon Rund, Alleges
Seif-Dpfpnse.

Simon Rund was held in the Lee Ave.
nue. Court, williamsburg, to-day. Il
await the result of the injuries of Tony
Dymatto, who is now in the Eastern
District Hospital. in a very critical con.
G.tiun.
Rand Is a tall n powerful-lookinG
Italian. while Dymatto is f~ifty-three
years Old and feeble. About 3 o'clock
yesterday afternoon, the two men met
IN the saloon Of Tony lJinamo. at With
crS street and Union avenue.
Iiund had ordered some beer and. after
drinking. refused 10 pay for it. DymAt.
To- told Rund that he ought to be
ashamed Of himself. and then the two
men began to fight. Dinamo had started
to the Old mans assistance, when Rund
picked up an umbrella and knocked out
III" old mans left eye.
ltuud then ran away II was arrested
later by Officer O'COnnOr, who was one
OF "A number of policemen detailed in
citizens clothes to find him. When ar
raiGncd IN court Rund claimed that he
had acted in self-dcfens", for DymattO
was preparing to stab him with a knife
when he picked up the umbrella. This
story, however, Is emphatically denied
by DinamO.
The evening world., 1894-04-06
ITALIAN BANKER MISSING.
Michael Maespeitro Disappears
and His Place Is Closed,
lie Owes About $4,000 to Italian
DepOsitors.

The police of Jersey City were notified
this morning that Michael Maespeitro,
an Italian banker at 500. 40l and 400
Fourth street, is missing.
He owes about SIS, go to Italians who
have banked their money with him. He
was last seen about midnight last night.
This morning his place was not opened
for business. =
The Italians who BANKED with him
hav" hai him in tho police court fire.
Qucntly Of late. because they were I'M
abb" to get their money.
He gave as an excuse that he could
not get the money, and promised the
Judge If he was discharged he would
pay all obligations.
The evening world., 1894-04-06
ROBBED HIS SWEETHEART.
GyI~nheimer Sentenced 10 Sing
Sing for Three Yenrs.

Charles l.. Gylonhcimer was sentenced
10 sing Sing for three years by Judge
Moore In the brooklyn Court OF Sessions
this morning. The prisoner is a tail,
handsome. well educated Sw"de. lie
was convicted Of stcalinR Il gold watch.
valued at $40, from Annie ElfRtrOm.
whom he had court"i and promised To
marry. He took her watch 10 be re-
paired and then deserted her.
Two other girls pwOrc they had been
dupoi IN tn" sA me manner one Of the
women lot ilGj and the other Parted
with VN when he imposed the sentence
JudR" moore" said the prisoner was the
meanest thief he had ever secn.
The evening world., 1894-04-06
A PULL" MAY NOT SAVE HIM.
If Found Guilty, Joseph Leopold
VIII Go tn the ~Penitcntinry.

Joseph Leopold, of - Troutnlan street.
was held in the Even Street Court, Will
iamsburg. to-day, on "A charge Of disor-
derby conduct.
Last night Leopold was riding on n
Graham avenue car and became In
VOWED in an alteration with the on
ductor. He was put off after a struggle.
in the CuUrS" OF which he Ssaulted a
policeman ana was locked up.
Leopold Is "A brOthcr-in-laW of John II.
SChuiLt. who was a prominent candidate
for Il position in Mayor Svhieren's cab
met. Scheidt was in court to-day and
Furnished bonds for Leopold. Justice
Watson says that If hc iiuds the pris-
oncr guilty he will send him to tbs
pcuitcntiGry despite his political con-
ucctiuuG.
The evening world., 1894-04-06
ACCUSED BY A GIRL.
Tucker Arrested for AssnuIting
~I5-Ycnr-OId Minnie Woolicy.

George Tucker, twonty-scvcn years
old, OF 52G Flfth avenue, brooklyn. was
held for examination b. Justice TiRho,
in the Butler street Police Court. this
morning on the Charg" OF ]assnultlng
n~ft"cn-y"ar-olA Minnie Woollcv. of 532
Fourth avenue.
Tucker was arrested by Detectives
Mccormick and Dcrmody. of the Fifth
For several days h." has been seen en-
tcring II Stahl" at j"2 Fourth avenue
with little girls.
Minnie says hat Tucker has i!l-'r"at-
cd other littl" girls IN that notghbor-
hnnl.
The evening world., 1894-04-06
GLEASON SUED BY REV. BELL
He Denies SnyinR His Secretary
skinned with Money.

LCSG ISLAND CITY, J.. l., April g.
Judge Duffy, in tn" Long Island city PO
lice court, this morning reserved his de-
cision in the case q Rev Edward iona.
than Bel. who sue "x-MayOr Gleason
Tor so for printing don" for the cX-Mavor
during his campaign last Fall Rev. Mr..
Zen SHii Gleason told MIN his secretary
had skipped with II. money.
when Gleason went IN the stand ha
denied that h" told Mr !icll that his sec
rotary ran away with tn" mpHry, He
said thGt u Mr. Ball was owed anything
It was from tho Democracy Of Long
Island CYiy.
Secretary Hlrrigan, tic man who was
alleged - have run away with tn"
money. was In court. and toll the Justice
that Gleason tpli him to have Bel do
INC nrInt!nG.
The evening world., 1894-04-06
GOT ALEXANDER'S SLAYER.
K%erriRnn, Alias Gallagher, Alias
Smith, arrested.

Thomas kerTisan, alias Gallagher,
alias Smith, t~wenty-cight years old. Of
q Eldr.dgc street, was arrested at )
O'Clock this morning on Canal street.
charged with the murder OF Aaron Alex
anlcr.
Durin, n quarrel in John Ross ga
loon, - Ri"inEtOn street, last Tuesday
morning, Kcryigan shot Alexander in
III" hip. irAlctiEg a wound from which
he died last night in Gouverncur Hos
pital. k"rrigan fed and until to-day
had cludci the police.
When arraigncd in Essex Market
Court, Kcrrlgan admitted the shooting,
and said n dia 1t in self-defense. lie
was held for the Coroner.
The evening world., 1894-04-06
CAN SEE HER DAUGHTER.
Decision In Mrs. Rice's Proceedings
to Get PossrssIon OF Her child.

In the hhbcas corpus proceedings
brought by MIs. Emma g. Rio" to obtain
possession ~ her ~threc-ycar-old daughter
Frances, now IN the custody OF the child's
father, Ricardo ", Rice. Justice Ingra-
ham. Of the Suprcm" Court, to-day do
cIHrl that the child must remain IN the
cu tudy - the father.
IN" Justice ordered that Mrs. Rice be
hlIowea to sec her daughter one. each
week At her r-sideuc-. iV7 West Twenty
third street.
Eic". who IL said 10 be Superintendent
Of fullcr's D"t"Criv" Agency, ~ suing his
VII" for an absolute d.vCrc" on the
ground that sh" bad n husband living
when he married her about four years
ago in Maine.
The evening world., 1894-04-06
KENNY WANTS PARTICULARS.
Ellsworth IL Trying to Oust Him
IA InnnfN Clerk.

Gen Goorg" -. Wingat". represent
Ing John J. Kenny. County clerk Of
Richmond County, this morning asked
Justic" Pratt in N" Supreme Court,
BROOKLYN. TO iSsu" an order directing
John II. Ellsworth TO furnish him with
a hill Of particulars.
MIR Ellsworth says that Mt tho last
general election in %uv"mh"r T." was
m" Republican candidate for County
clerk. ~" claims that k"uu", the
Democratic candidate for tho Office,
obtained his c%ortincato Of election lie
Raily. II" is now seeking to Gust Kenny
by quo HHrTan'p proceedings.
JLatico trn,t rCscrNel his decis!On.
The evening world., 1894-04-06
THREW THE WATCH AWAY.
Travis Accused Of Stealing MAT.
T%rOustcd's TImrpicco.

Charles Travis. ninctc"n years old Of
the canal boat Sherman, lying at At
lantic Dock. brooklyn, was arrested this
morning on a charge Of stealing "a watch
from Peter Troustcd, FIRST mat" Of tn.
steamship Barnes. lying at pier - East
River.
Trousted was leaving Hamilton Ferry
at 2 o'clock this morning when Travis,
II IN alleged. took his watch and started
20 run. Thomas Hewlett. Of 81 IIanil-
ton avenue, called KOundsinan FItZg"r.
aid. Trayis threw the watch away. He
vas arrested and Troustcd was held In
q charge OF intoxicatiOn.