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The evening world., 1894-01-27
COUNTED DEAD MEMS VOTES
Gross Election Frauds Charged to
Snug Harbor Politicians.
Suits 10 Dust the Ring Candidate
and to Bring Him TO Justice.

-hA rasl.. q an investigated By a
c9mr..,ss Z the trustees c: Sailors
sa4g N.-t5-. On S.z.sa Island. is all
. reveal s--= remarkable s~:.ioa
:ra-!s
Tha .-s..gt.7a has elgh; h,-~s =h=.a
al sailors max ;z=.- a1u-s Pa; x
:ae houses a-e r. tie Eieh,h and 9ar. in
'a= MN E.r:o- District q Ire ;oza
. Czs'.e'gr. s-i ~ .-Tes;!za'.o- s5-ws
;aa: Z the ~ mans 81 TIE election
r~2l-..s: - .ss; fans election y acre
t-aI!1!ea'.y counted al! o:=s-s voted.
although no.: registered
II 'H- Ninth T!s-rc. where "a oil
sailors s-- registered a. having voted.
Il il ssi ina: hry.'V1 @. th+ net 4.t
not Ea's. zen ar s.-ns- dad or II th&
lnsa-- asylum. AMI t%=n.y--r= az W
krgEn - the SIG Hz-cCr authorities
In ths Eighth District. in a ycl-lIst Of
Ii names seventeen are sz4 to u
TrC-g.r C-e!.'-i 70 the sag Ez-bgr
Tn i.F@stiEatio1 vas So arC9, ~ the
Republican County Committee ani TIE
Si1n-r71 county Democrats. the latter
AZ zr'-t.s- -Ii= organization. !. has
been notorious t-r years ,-s, the t-Ss-s
have r-rchss-. = large J.1.-.-- q tn Oh
sailor Vote !-b~l-sh.-E.y.
suits VI. - Instituted. as the res-., 81
itis r%S-.a'i0r q alleged frauds. 70 Gus:
The ring aDiliat@s. WhJ have ten j..
"ia-@t elected. AMI criminal prosecutions
will - Instituted.
The evening world., 1894-01-27
EVA AND CHARLIE PART.
She Horsewhips His Comcly Cook
ard Gets a $1,000 Allowance.

Charles Barker. the wealthy and we'll
known young man-about-IoSn. and his
wife. Eva Murgatroyd Barker. who have
r=c%n:iy been residing in thei- suburban
home az Central Valley, Orange County.
y. y. have separated.
l. is alleged that the cause Of disagree
ra1c between t5= young husband and
wife vas a con@.y young cook. Of whom
Mrs Barker says she found cause 10 BE-
Jealous.
After the first disagreement over the
ccok. Mrs. Barker anne to this city 10
live with her mother. Mrs. Murgatroyd.
az l55 West Eignty-third street After
consulting her LAWYER. she returned 10
Central Valley with q raThide. CAV the
cook a good ~;hrashing T drove her
from ne house.
She then demanded Of her husband
an agreement Of separation. 10 which he
agreed. and an Jal allowance of H.nD
was settled upon. Mrs. Barker has an in
come OF r..Ju a year from a fortune in
hert;ed from an uncle.
4 young woman named Florence Pot
ter mad Barker arrested Dec. s 1880,
charged with robbery. She claimed that
he had surrsptitiously removed from her
apartment. al IS West Fif:y-frst street.
So. worth OF furniture. Al tina time
Miss Potter had pending against Barker.
IN the courts. suits for $1,000 damages
for breach OF promise. S.pr for the re-
moval Of the furniture and S2.UD for
notes given her by him.
The Potter woman testified that she
met Barker in Ohio. and had left her
husband to come 10 New York TO live
with him. The police court case was
settled OF: Of court.
The evening world., 1894-01-27
TAINTED IN THE COURT.
Mrs. Cannon Had Charged Her Has
band with Cruelty.

ScmsthiEg OF q scene vas witnessed
in he Harlem Police Cogr: his morn
ing when Mrs. Mar Caan0n. wife Of
John .. Cannon. II 5 Ess: one Hun
DID ami Tea,h street. tainted ani TEL.
into iae arms Of ne brother immediate
- after shl had preferred charges Of
cruelty aganst her husband she vas
TAKEN int an adjoining roam, whore
--sfoTatiTes were given her.
The CanEc-s have not been living hap
ply together Of !a-e. husband ard wife
gIns zach other with being !-spoE-
siole Tor tie unpleasant state OF affairs.
she 3 c.!y t.Lry-tTJ years Old and
scci-!0ck!rg H. = a retired I.Gucr
dealer. t@T'y-.Te years Oh ana sa!i to
when bJtn APPEARED .E court t-!s Morn
iEz, me! T-r- sETzI.!TEly dr=Es=i Size
tod JIztir+ "ei!- mat her husband
ma E her lie miserable and ~:--lGsntly
i.T2at, |1ien SO s-!l ha1 teen czus=I
~ MS attempt = EoE her.
SsCEc1. IN aIs own defense, sad ,ha,
h.s T!.4 drank to excess aa3 vas .re-
4E.ltLy --2=F t.= influence 0: li,Eor.
WIN r. :aa' ~c5-d!Ii7-. re said. 81.
'z-ct=1 MIN . such al fS:e-, that re
.gs, control o: rs ,enS@E. He ADDED
tina! ~ -.sriyss vzrs largely 70 b.sme,
mo.=y.
Al'9ss:oe- ne hearing ~ ~; take
more man three minutes. TIE justice
hal m.1- y =. MIMI hat i ~as q
.4-.t then . 'ra. -: vh+r TIE 20
ma change cgl1-- He trc..sr. James
gL-i+n ~ss s.;trG y : tTort .-zt
rs,,3n vas si!g-=! 70 70 home. a.!
? NJ NJ '---c- -z1 !-T.1-5 s-H-isrt-
TEA y a. s-a-t tie aearng @! the
as: 4.-=-.lis.y.
The evening world., 1894-01-27
SENT BACK TO HAYDEN.
Justice Goetting Declines TO Accept
the Cour, once Selected.

Peter Wld.roier. = bro;hs--in-law q
Justice AIolph Gosttirg. has been s,s-
toned L. the LIZ Avenue Court. Will
.a:nsbl-g for q long line. During The
pas: YEAR or - NJ W'ite-o;er has teen
i miserable health. and Frequently has
hen sts@a; on sick leave. While he vas
zSzv tho other ofhc- = had u Do his
work, a. Police 'oumIssiDne. Hayden
never sen; a substitute.
"a Wednesday Mr.. V.lierote- died.
Hl$ funeral vi. tan" place Tomorrow.
This morning when Justice GJ@trirg ar
Tye1 In 'r- lie Avenue CcUr. hs vas
confronted ~ Policeman 5IullpoI in FUN
uniform. who saIut~i ami SAID with q
smile.
y an tn rsv cour. Officer"
The magistrate asked !or an s~EJ,ana-
ton, AMI When r. received II. became
highly Indignant lie ,rtI NulGrcn 70 go
back I'd C5u-!ssi1-s- Hayden. for h
'G1@--irgb WOLi3 lot recognize NIllDon
" any tcsiy else as court officer at thu
present rins
III. Commissioned il blamed frr send
INK Nu4in5H 10 the court without con
s.l':rg the Justice. as has been the Gus
tom
The evening world., 1894-01-27
no RECORD OF THE MARRIAGE
Yet the Archbishop Is Advertised
as Officiating Minister.
Some Mystery About the Novak-
Adelhofer Nuptials.

A rsr-are c=-%m-ay which e alleged
TO have r=-n performed by Archbishop
C~orrigaE o. AI-i = is21 an a notice
c. wa!cn vas pgS.ish- il a morning
newspaper las THURSDAY. ia likely 70
cause an inquiry T. y made b. the Bu-
rezu G. Vital statistics. vhith has no
record Of n sysn:. -or has any notice
ben received from the Archbishop CT
any person cgra@-:@3 w.:h TIE Cathedral
The ~cor;-acting parties. according 10
the notice. were Miss Mare Ai%!hofer.
% Vienna. Austria and Po.ii3re Sovak-
II New Y9rE. TIE Iamss Of The parties
70 he marriage came; be found in Tie
Cry Directory.
Father Connolly. an aitache J: tire
Cathedral. san this m5rnine ina: there
Vas NJ record % ar such marriage OF
;Ae books, and Furthermore taa: II the
Archbishop had performed the ce-emon:
: would have b-n recorded at re
vital Statistics within five DAYS. me time
limit specified BY law n which 10 file
the same.
An oAlc!al laye=-.gatl3n ~!ll % made
the ceremony was performed By the Arch
bishop or any other r--S7n attached -
the Cathedral and why. II the marriage
was performed. notice was not filed w.tt.
the Bureau Of vital sts;is;ics
There is q penalty attaches to such
cas=e OF negligence OF TIE part 0. persons
authorized 70 perform marriages. but the
ss 3 seldom entorc=t.
Father Connolly expressed the belief
that the notice vas published for TIE
purpose ., covering a social scan12L He
Vas positive that no such persons were
marie! o. tie Archbishop or any %
Ing 70 YEAR ls:; or 70! a long time
-~-e-@inK IL.
The evening world., 1894-01-27
Is HE A F0RGER?
Brooklyn Business Man Arraisned
in Jefferson Market Conr:.

A.bArt l. LoSenthaL who IS In ;hs tut
ter and cheese business al ~ U'illouEhby
: 7 Brooklyn. was mis- morning. IL
jefferson Marie; Cgu--. had in 400
eais ~ examination On Jan. -
charged With TIE forgery e : check .c-
*. on the As--r Place Bank
Detectives T.:ls sr1 k.-Ich arrested
I>JH -l--8l .-sts-iav. The prisoner
negotiated tie cnsck through the S=conI
Na-C.al Bank Z Pei Bank. y. J..
LJTE1ta4! declares tina, h. aeVs- wrote
thA signature o. the Astcr Place Bank
ch@cs ~: that his brother. DAVID g.
Lgw-ntazL. forged his nam - il
Tbs, 'h= bank people. say. : not the
I5=y say that they a-e z-Is 20 ;-5T=
IA. Alh-rt wrote ,1= name hinsE
Arc--i.nK . one q the tank o.s-iA,s
Nh Nas In court -o-isv LoE.rthal was
.E-1 to E...4Iraw as s-c1I1. there
Eighteen moaths ago. He retained rs
.h--E- box however.
Assistant Cashier Eizsris. 0, the
Second National Bank q Rel Bank.
was in court and Identified the check -
having teen deposited With -hz- !nSri-
tItica fc- election clerks a. he
ts--T Bank v-rz t-ceiveI by tn si-ul-
iarifg u tss siguatIr- 20 that q another
deposition UanE! LDTe-thsL. ard -he
check got through the tank.
loTsn-nsEs father zss in oourr to-
iav and offered - max. god re money
!Osr by the hank This could NJ, he
done. as the Ca- "a! rassai into the
hands q the authorities AMI the law
T.l have . take its Course
The evening world., 1894-01-27
NEW BLOW FOR sCHL|EMANN.
Charged with Issuing Une1pired
Licenses in Brooklyn,
The Excise Commissioner Denounces
Schofeld, His Accuser.

More charges were this morning made
20 Mayor Schie-en against Excise Com
missioner Schliemann. who is already
ci arged by four hundred residents in
the vicinity OF Halsay street ana Tomp-
kins avenue with granting a license for
a saloon In the nciG. .yrhooi against
their protests and without giving them
a proper hearing.
Mayor SChieren called Commissioner
schliemarn before him his morning.
and said that before dispos.nR Of the
other charge ne Wished him TO reply
TO a statement made by Phgo Schofe.d,
ot Or. Meieiith's church. that the EX-
Else Board had been issuing ~unexpirrd
licenses TO persons desiring to open Sd
looms In the city.
Mr.. schll-mann became indignant a,
the charges, ana demanded 70 meet Mr.
Schofe!d face TO face.
Mayor schleren set next Tuesday a,
II O'Clock a. the time when Mr.. Schofeli
is 70 appear and make his charges In
the presence OF the Excise Commissioned.
Later Mr.. Schliemann told a number OF
brewers In his Office that he would pre-
pare a sensation for the Mayor. Is max
Ing counter-charges against Mi Srhp-
field. Hhi-E would Cause the Mayar To
kick him out n his Office.
Mr.. SchofeId Is a Prohibt'!1r.s,. and
has caused the Excise Commissioners
trouble for the past ten years.
Unless NJ. SChliemaun succeeds m
convincing II. Mayor that Nj Srho-
feds charges are ~uufDunisa. iha entire
Board n Excise Commissioners may b
suspended
Mayor SChiersn toll NJ. Schllama0n
tnat his attention nad been CaUol - a
number u cases in which licenses la I
been granted salo0n-k""p-rs regards.
ot the protests OF the u@!ghho-S.
In explaining the reason comm. sSi--a-
SChliemaIn san the protests R.r.
signed ry people living IN fats an.
the Mayor replied that the rights 70" PEG.
pie wins in fat-hogses must receive tu.r
as much attention from the ENrls. ET,rl
or any city official as tn1Se ri. a
millionaire
The evening world., 1894-01-27
NEW JERSEY.
STUDENTS MAY BE EXPELLED
Nine Rutgers Boy. Before the Pres
tdeEt To-day.

NEW BRUNSWICK. y. J.. Jan. e
Nine Rutgers College Students were sum
n3a&i t~Eore Pr@si@1; Austin Scott this
no-r.n ior Participating IN the green
pain, episodes q W=ints4ay AMI Thus
DAY q I: = s~JT%-t3l that several
VII t. EXPELLED rom -1.l-Fa.
Tn- S1s'-. The c-.i-1illng body OF
pi1an:s Dr.-!i-v where tTo Fresh
men S@T- 1razE.i from tnei- b@ls on
W@4n-iay MGR. ana tainted green, will
See ina, tn gEs-5--s ar- punished 10
aTsuC- ~ in5iSulty.
u vii - reral-i that several Fresh
men ~ki5-arp-1 ". R!iE@way. % Tren-
ton. P-eSSls1, % tn S~Joh--.5Ez class
late THURSDAY night i.s-ut-i MIN On the
tank q .h- canal AL covered alm-st
his entire tss1y VIII green TS..-.
Then f5ll1we! : lively corfic: between
TIE cissSn-r e. th= 5prni-ory. The
F~r1shT@-. s.-si9 Of rsirg put
'-75UEh the SAM torture. Hsd by the
r-e-~cap@s arI cIt q rr= windows
The Students. as : tidy. generally
strongly c-n5e--1 ~ disorder IN which
The Freshmen and ~Sorh5Gorss are .mpl.-
Fz-Et
The evening world., 1894-01-27
$500 FOR HER ARM.
Jury Believed Emma Beycr's Story
of the Clark Factory Accident.

The jury which has been hearing the
suit Q. Emma Boyer. q pretty sixteen
yea--oi1 girl. against Thomas 3. Clark,
cors=; manufacturer. q East One Hun
t.ei and F3r;y-:ou-th street. before
Judge ~Gilder.eeve. in the Superior
Court, has returned a verdict awarding
her So. damages.
Miss Beyer was formerly employed in
'laEks Co-SS, mandatory. aug. 3.
lsC while engaged at hsr work on the
top io5r Of the factory, her dress caught
in Z snaf- which projected abcu- Two
tc@t above the floor. She was wnirlsd
around the shaft. which was in opera
Hcn. and one OF her arms was torn out
q IL socket.
she placed her casa in the hands Of
LAWYERS Char.es and Alfred StecEler.
Who brought suit for damages. The de-
feniant claimed that the girl. OF the
day before the accident. and on the day
II the accident. sat on the shaft .c- the
ruTplse Of taking a ride. and that the
accident and her injuries were caused By
her Own mcgee, II was also claimed
that the CIR! had admitted. after the ac-
c'd-1t. that IL vas her OWN fault.
S=Te!a. witnesses FOR the defense swor.
70 -hss@ facts. bIt or cross-exam!natior
NOS: ~ them ccntrsiictei themselves.
Notwithstanding all these witnesses
aEzi-s' only her own testimony f0r the
p.a.1.iS the !urT returned the verdict
u.~E-t.C-ei.
The evening world., 1894-01-27
CARRIE BEA0lE is ALIVE.
So Justice Con!an, of the City Court,
Decides To-day.

Justice C2a.au. 0: the City Court. 10
Gay rendered = decision that Carrie Bea-
lie - alive ani that James Smith, a ian
Tor n the Capitol, t.: Albany. must sub
nit - examination in supplementary pro
ceeiings.
About a zeek ago Smith applied for
~ order disniss!Ez a judgment a=a.-s:
him for -. which Carrie B=atle Sc
---=5 n ii" n a suit .o- slander.
Smith alleged in HI. Application tina.
,sT- Bsa4le was dad. Several an
3aT''s 20 the contrary were submitted -
tIS:!-e Ccnlzn-
The whole proceeding Is a political
me. Smith ewes mis- appointment 10
his present position 70 the SlilhcIand
fzcri9n Of The Republican party. and a
-ember Of the Smith faction is de-
sirols % ous'iEE Kim % that he can OBJ
tain the position
The oas@ has attracted q great dsa!
Q: s;tsrthH from local politicians.
The evening world., 1894-01-27
WANT A NEW COMMISSION.
WiiI.tt's Lawyer. Say lie Can Take
tare OF Himself.

LON ISLAND CITY. l. I. Jan. =
''Guse.I-- Foster TINS m7-:ns az
peirsi before County Judge Garre,s5n
In the Queens CO-n'y C--r, and ssEe!
- have a new commission appc.r,-! to
,rk" charge OF the Affairs Of Frederick
Wt!st', formerly Trppu-'1r ot the l..
.4s' rated News - M Y-rH
H. November. lse- "lll-'t vas L..
ria-sQ \ hah.'Gal Gru1Eari ami his
a" e AMI two men were appointed 70
TAX" charge = his estate one par' Il
t's estate paws interest In m sum q
sr.f"". and another. which ne gay" hls
daughter. pay- &-S.Hr yearly
Wil''i was q son ~ Samuel WHIST,
NJ Nas;nury. l.. /. who d.@i r4c-grly.
..,staE him ms brother, Frederick. az.
another brother. Edward. So" - zach
Wil-tt and his wife haN" not lived g.
g='n.r. and M says th's morning. pro
cling was Indirectly instituted - w.
le'''> brothers IN order that they ~oIl!
manage H.. estate. W!N-'rs la ..r
Szii that = Was now CaraI- = taxing
care - himself.
N"a- so"o further argument JUICE
Garrs's-n 'rnh the papers and res re!
The evening world., 1894-01-27
BROOKLYN NEWS.

nothing. bu; as ;se zl,-sss ara NJ
srs Sert tom on, to.LnE placs2
them into each pace : Ta-rsel them
WHILE .h@y were ,t4rA.
Mcnamara o-s-ai . rad - sc
names 8. they be; -. r.'aess e53g. 's2
saying hey would ~: i: a1y ne
~. b2oE I'll ;s-y =: through 80
them
names csslI IT,: = .4a
Ire witness rA.1-,@! % B--.oE!y- ahy-'
70 p ". st;.' a~c-5mp-s..-s r.:-.1g
ani Eas asE-t % e IOWA again nat:
-.zn, Ei:h re extra fore o.. -gIs.s's
After describing toA arrest = The Ia-y
WITH lees. VI C-:;;el sal .hs; ,s4g
were marched over . '-e Town Han
ont, n tie 3s-knSs: liz maay o. hes
Puma them ali Up shouted Nc
Ksrs
Tier. we're ae.a, ;:.:y NJ. srme!
heard McKane cailnE tor a key 70 ;h@
In the rom b4..I.~ McKan. and
Sutherland, Co;trsil sad n saw LAWYER
Rot-rick. by; tia; ;n% Iart-- s@4n-i
TO IL keeping II the background "han
he vas examined - NaEs-e the witness
ssH h handed him a PAPER h@a11g Nj
Szl-1T t.EE1I-FF an. E~.A'IE s4EE u
vas a demand t. - Above to copy the
registry lists
NcKan. ,2ok tbs and PAT It In hts
pocket. n" a-E%i CottrsiI how much he
was getting FOR MS work.
" ,oI1 him that was = p@rsoaal CUES:
ton. and tidn't care - answer sait
the witness
back his cat. saA !, you don't tell
ne what van, - know fl throw yOI
down o. Q and stamp On yoa TN
VIVA, did you say TO that
= simply saE / ssppose YOU caa 70
IL CsIef. IL you wan, 10. you've got
plenty II men here to help you
testimony that vas b-inE given. and hts
expression Eas that Of a man VINO was
icing COMPELLED 20 swallow : very bitter
Re "a; Win his eyes f1et upon the
ine taking In every word he sad.
now ara tnsn fIrrysiy ElAncing at the
Jurors IA IL 70 zoe the effect OF the tss-
,Imouy mon them Even LAWYER Rod
erck seemed TOO tired for one 70 make
objections. and the witness was allowed
10 tell Als story with comparatively feE
interruptions.
on orDss-sranina;ior. Mr.. Co,,rEIl SAD
the registry book in the first rolling
place ne visited IN the afternoon WAS
lying closed upon ne able
The men who said they were copying
names we've only. scrbblinz in small
notebooks. The registry bOo was not
.op-net while the witness was there
In TIE other polling places the ho1ks
were open. but the men there refused TO
let the witness or Nr. Mcnamara look
at the hsJDkE.
Are you sure you Jaw the defendant
in the street near the depot that night
asked Nr RC5srck-
Yes, sir"
How near va. he TO you
About i've feet"
"How ih you know 1: was Nr. Me-
Kane Had ygU ever seen him before
Yes: / have only known him sGou:
seven years
This is a -ery fair sample o. LAWYER
RCterck's style OF c-O.s-s1an!aation.
At Il o'clock an adjournment was
taken TIL Monday morning
Justice Bartlett told the Jurors that
they would be in the custody OF the
officers % the court over sunday II
they wanted 70 60 70 church they could
10 50. but would have to ~ attended.
They mItt not talk about the case
amonE themselves or with any one out
side. and can read no new spaprrs con-
tanning any account Of the trial.
The evening world., 1894-01-27
DIVORCE DAY.
A Dozen Cases on the Supreme
Court Calenda-.
Captain OF the Yacht Nea-!a Tells of
Matrimonial Troubles.

\ dozen divorce cases were m - c4'-
"7iar in SIrrsma Cour.. brooklyn. -
trial b. Justice cullen. TO-DAY
In tn" m. case T. Wa r-olg-, OF,
that ih' d"ieuiaH, had -.l h-r g-rfe-rv
and ".1T'i with me ro-r. sI57ac-..
Tn p~lal1r!T tn ,r.s s..r was Jeremiah
l. Brown. captain - mo .,@4m-y.rr.
Nearia. He married she defendant. I'm.
ma l. Brown. on NOV !. l..- VIII
nesses testified ina, While her husband
was on the ysch, Mrs Brown s-.a:
much q her time wl,n William saarer.
an eiEh;eSn-ysar-oA hoy.
\ deere" Mas granted.
stree, Ns~ York. sue! hi. NJ. O..v.s
'pr a. ats1iI'" divorce He cam. >.
Am"T'Et I'm N1rHay 9n2a: t-tr ,.
naive lana IL. viz ,rg7U-t him =
Brooklyn TWO year. az lie sal r4
7at n: lived with aH, We sns- rs-
arrival.
Anna war'o~ Of Is FIN avenue. New
cutter, WAS Mrs Oyar'z constant. ,.r.
psnlon Il ne Fai! Of 1871 a cauI was
born 10 MIS- "ye1. \ decree VA.
John w. Smith was pla,ra~ ara!rs,
h"1Tl"tta smith His application was
fEFrg 20. k2ey c5nI.I we're married At,
zane 20 BROOKLYN thee month. la's-
I"I years Afterwards his wife LEI, him
\ man, ntm~i Grs'r Nas uamsi a. CO.
Grsc~ " Jarvis rov' s,o7feI ~ - Tho
VIM 't-sLll g EaN" a'T matrimonial
y ' H"". 80 'sSi!t-i MAT she
T HI, H., H'TTE Jsr'' E'n iSal ~
--T"E 0.E, To, I,eI E.'E.r ~ "r.
a. - ani thor Jarvis H.,aI.- ar.l. So
''t PIT. 1-.' Hi'y s7@ -fH -.u
The evening world., 1894-01-27
PREVENTED BRIDGE BUILDING.
President of the Newtown Towing
Company Arrested.

LONG ISLAND CITY. = !. jan. =
Eugene Russell. Pr=-!@a: o.. re Sex-
Towing Company. Tas arrested
t-!s morning On a b~nc- Ear.a7: N ,z1
indictments found sgaIns, him ~ The
Queens County Grad Jury in ccnn%c-
ton wiki re ~c5.larr!Hg OF the Ps-rJ
Bridge, between Klngs lni Queen. cum
ties.
After the bridge collapsed. Engineer
Mclaughlin bc-au 70 build a temporary
h711Ee - thai ,-oolA could cross. He
was prevented fT ;re tggr GO she New
town Towing CDnrany running hack
ana forth T7are re wanted to buii
HE complained - the Di,;Tirt-Ar-Crn-y.
whr secured RGEssn's Indictment for
Illegally running tis tugs basx ana
forth when there wa 10 special reaS.a
- do -.
Prasi1sa, Rarsel .ali TIA. h had
a rsht 70 rIG hs tGgE a. sCy hour Of
The DAY or night IT.. Tss released In
20 bail. which nas fIE5lshe! ~ C!iy
clerk Ggidner.
The evening world., 1894-01-27
HIS FOURTH GOLD STRIPE.
Poiise Capt. Schmi,tberEer VIII
Don IL

C.pc Man ? Schm.,,o4rgs-. o: ,-s
TeniaElo.G p~~.-~, ~. '5-urr~@ ~ss-
'-I- E1!i s,-.ps "a r.. "a, sieve
making MS iz~-,g year. o.. service =
The Police I=-sr--s-.
r.i,. $r--.r--args- -ar s-=-- .-=
create g+r' II - ,.-@ s.1-z - az.
r1l-rus-'. .r re Ts--sr.--- rr@--cr
- b DO -rE .---z--s n Ess 80.
the .r '-- -~-a-, s-aEs--T o. --=i
Cap g''nvcn-.
'a9' S-ru.'F.-rsr vas ,. r-4 '.-s
4 detective AMI has r'srt-g-.E-st -.--
-.|' Dr. --a Es-g1s p1s.'.--s --.-- re-
The evening world., 1894-01-27
OTHERS ACCUSE CARL.
he Pretty >v,de Charged with
stealing from Three Families.

1,rI continue - multiply sga.ns,
Carl F-'.--1- ala. Ance-s%r. the in
'ra-'-Ia..rz. u4E-t-l swedish s4rYaHt
r--i Tao wss raa! In Js1srs,n Mako;
'-.-r yesterday Afternoon IN complaint
- +g.-s Ega-. II ~ West Fcrlierh
s'r"t srr s-@s,l-c = --zlaEiU szcCue and
~ Nrr'- - .~H- s-I .sz.ry.
-r-.zF Detective ''-Fry. II the Ten
---'-t- F--~.rr'. rr.- Justice RYAN mat
~ ~ Fat s@-- .:=-'Ir.f - three
---s r-0! .sirs-'s
T-sE az Caroline CrITaE- - ~ East
-r.-'y--T' street. q N-z. ksTsEE. =
=" EtF"'- afS".@ sr@ q Nrs. H@ncrC.E
= - "~-' E.Er'y-fr.r s'rr~'-
L. al 't+Ea Gs-- TIE Petersen cir i.
s.fr-t - have --tD.s- prcT--'y gaHEfrz
RI Ts..- tom - 70 ~ - from I've
.Ta'| 2. no ng.-f ate. catering the
Fsr..vE - 70. employers.
The evening world., 1894-01-27
DISASTROUS BEER PARTY.
Guests, Host and Hostess Arrested
for Fighting.

TTo married couples. Joseph and Mag
e Smith. b2,h tnen,y-six wears c,d.
James Wal..rs. twenty-five years. and
~ VIE, Mary, aged twenty.six ears
aHc 4 young woman named Maggie
Be sman, aged twenty three years
-@r@ arraigrei at the Yorkv.ile Police
-.r. this morning charged with dis
rI3"riy conduct by Policeman Convay.
~ the Wes' SiNly-eighth street station.
Re smiths occupy the second floor OF
- West SiNiieth street. Thav Rad a
nHer party there last night and il 9ound
~ IN fr-r
When placed under arrest they turned
nn th- POLICEMAN and forge; their own
differences.
on Their promise In behave themselves
N the future Justice Koch discharged
them with a lecture.
The evening world., 1894-01-27
DEATH FROM CONSUMPTION
Autopsy Revealed that nr.. HON
Lins Dice of Natural Cau>rs.

James Gre an Italian VINO lived in
the house IN the rear @: u Franklin
avenue, brooklyn. with Mrs. Horkins.
who was found dead in her bed yss,.r-
day morning. was reman9el In the MIR.
IL Avenue Court to-day. on a charge Of
NaEranCy.
Detective Burns asked to have him he'd
pending the result of an autopsy on the
body Of Mrs. Hopkins. The neIghbors
say Greco and the IN quarrelled fire.
quently, n II was thought she might
have been poisoned. She eloped with
him. leaving her husband. seven years
60.
Dr. Friel made an autopsy this after
noon, and aaid the Woman dad Of CON
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DIDN'T MEAN GUILTY.
Ignorance of English Gets Charles
Dreamer Into Trouble.

Chari=. CreAmer. who Vas convicted
Jan. q IN the Special Sessions on e
a5srg4 Of ASSUMING hts vie and sen
,@ncei I w. nouths n the pe7!;sa-
'.a-y. vas taken from the Trnbs 70
supreme our Chambers today upon
+ "r., q hab"es corpus issued ~ Judge
Barrett Yesterday.
Lawyer \. II. Evans. C-e-mErs at
,CU-y. alleges that rs client was can
v.c,st On 4 Pisa of GUILTY. and ma re
III not intend 70 make such plea, b..
io@E not understand ErK.isr-
Judge Barrett adjourned the case Until
next Mondsy.