davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-16
MRS. FI1zGERALD's sUsPICIoSs.
Evidence Seemingly Corrobo-ativs OF Hsi
Charges Against Her Husband.

Evidence Seemingly Corroborativs OF Her
Charges Against Her Husband.
The Investigation Of the mental condition OF
Mrs Catherine Fitzgerald. who killed Carrie
Pearsall last October. was resumed yesterday
at the ONCE Of Commissioner jackson. 10 Ex-
change place. The Commissioners were not
satisfied that Mrs. FitzgerAld's suspicious Of
her husbands relations with Mrs. Pearsall
were insane hallucinations and sent their
stenographeE to the hotel at ,LaekawaIsn
where Mrs. Fitzgerald had said that her hus-
band and Mrs Pearsall had registered as man
and vile. The examination was resumed to
take the stenographer's testimony
The stenographer offered In evidence a leaf
from the hotel register q May 80, 1893, upon
wife" The woman was described at the hotel
as blonde. and the description given Of her
10 other respects answered to that OF Mrs
Pearsall.
More evidence will be taken before the Com
mission hands In q report
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-16
A Trout Hatchery In Saliva. ooua,,.

President L ID. Huntington Of the New York
Fish Commission. and Engineer Z. p. Doyle.
have Just returned from Rockland. Sullivan
county. where they went last week to take
levels for the purpose OF esta blishing . hatch
cry provided for By the Legislature Of 1893
They located the site on the Sullivan county
line. near the town OF Rookland. The Com
mtssiOnsrs expect IL to become one OF the
most important trout hAtcheIIes in the State.
The superintendent OF the Cold Spring
Hatchery reports that he has Matching 10000.
0'W eggs Of tom cod. and from these be eI poets
to hatch ~, 0OO, 900 nah. an increase over last
year OF 1000 900
The superintsndent OF the Clayton Hatchery
In Alexandria Bay. Lake Ontario. reports that
he has lS.OO0, 600 whitensh eggs and $4,000
600 eiscoea This IL the same amount Of white
fish eggs as he had last rear while IL 10 the
first attempt at Matching eiseoss. This latter
ish Is very much sought after as an article OF
food end large quantities. are shipped TO the
make distribution Of the FRY among the
markets OF this city on Feb. Ia
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-16
RIO sKrxprRss c1rann
o-s ss-s ., ths Psu,tsutisrv ssa tss othss
Hnalsfea enA EIeIa tor TriAl

ose 9ess - ths Fsntteutisrr sna tha Othsr
fssistss s-s Heis tor Trisi.
PouoHKEsrsrE Jan. ia week sgo last
Saturday q man and woman. with an infant
child. arrived at the Morgan House. the man
registering as sidney Francis Bourchisr. and
claiming to be from Bristol, England, and an
English lord. He afterward went TO Walter
oorlies's real estate oi1lce. He said he repre-
sented the Gloucestershire Stock and Breed
ing Company. Limited. and he desired to pur-
chase some land for q stock farm He said he
had q lot OF cattle coming over on a ship. Mr.
Corllss negotiated with him for farm. The
Arrangement was all settled. but the m oney was
not forthcoming. Then Bourchier endeavored
TO get Landlord GriRes OF the Morgan House
and Mr.. Corlles TO identify him At the First
National Bank, but failed. In the mean time
he wac drinking great deal and did not par
his bar bill or his board at the Morgan House
He also made friends with J. Storer Hart. the
electrician and opened negotiations with him
for lighting the barns with electricity and bor-
rowed 50 Of Hart. He gave = receipt for $3.50
from Wells. Fargo & Co. Mr.. Hart telegraphed
to Wells. Fargo & Co, who declined to youch
for Bourchier.
Last Friday Landlord Griggs demanded his
bill Of $50. Bourchier said he would Day II In
the evening. but he did not. and the next
morning he vent to Hudson. his wife and child
y vent 70 the Hotel tel Infon Eshs s sSst &:
began negotiations IN Hudson with Lawyer
Frank Hoisapple for the Phoenix place, and
he had the contract for the purchase OF tho
barnes farm for s11, 200 In his pocket. In the
afternoon he was arrested by the Hudson
police, and was aent here on Sunday. To-day
Bourohier was taken before the Recorder, who
sent him to the penitentiary for six monthe.
A stranger called on Mr.. Tamney, who keeps
a hotel at New Paltz. on Friday and repre-
scented himself ne a horse dealer, giving his
name as Abraham Stein. He ordered sixteen
haiters OF Mr. Tanners law, Q harness
maker. and, after several hours horse talk.
interested Mr.. TamneT to such an extent that
he and Mr.. A. ID. Broadhead drove with Stein
TO this city. Stein interviewed Mr.. W. II.
HaiRht Mr.. Frank Howell Mr.. Joseph West.
and other well-known horaemen, and con-
traoted for number Of teams. He borrowed
$40 Of Tampey,, saying that ne he'd 81, 800 on
deposit In the Huguenot Bank at New PaltE to
pay for the horses. and would return the prSSney
bind bargain, e9d entertained the horsepsn
slipped out. telling Tsmney to retire early. as
he wss going oyer to have another talk with
Mr.. Height Mr. .Tamney grew suspicious.
and Policeman Mcdonald was told to watch
Stein. He found him at the Hudson River
Railroad station waiting to take Q train to
New York. He was arrested. and $50 Of Mr..
Tamney's money recovered. He had nothing
personal cheek for 81. 500 on the First National
Bank at Chicago He was indicted this after
noon for swndlinR. and held for trial. He says
he lives in New York, and has sent for money
to get him out OF his trouble.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-16
LEFT HER BABY ON RAILWAY TRxC
Aud Ansrward Took II Away from the
womaa Who Found IL.

Aud Arsrward Took IL Away from the
Woman Who Found II.
Shortly after dusk Sunday Mrs. Lizzie Liter.
Q newly married young woman Of IA Middle
berg avenue. Long Island City. while crossing
the L. !. Railroad tracks. saw tiny white bun
die between the rails OF the east track OF the
North Shore Division. On opening tho bundle
she found It contained a ew-born infant who
was sleeping peacefully. fastening to the
homo OF her mother. the young woman dis
played the bundle with its contents. An ex-
animation Of the child showed that Il was but
a. few hours old. Not knowing what dispose
wife bundled 1t up again. and started for the
Second precinct station In Hunters Point.
just as she was about to board a car she was
roughly accosted by q middle-aged woman
wearing q dark gown and knitted hood. who
erasped the bundle In an angry way. with the
'Give me that child Il bslongs to mel
What business had you to pick Il npp
Startled by the ,abruptness Of the demand.
MIRA Liter surrendered the child to the woman,
who INN ediately got on a car going toward
Stsinway. and was whisked out OF sight be-
fore Mrs Liter regAtnsd her wits or tongue.
Later Mrs. Liter reported the occurrence to
II Il thought the infant was abandoned By
the woman who snatched IL from the arms Of
OF the child after abandoning 1t, lead the
police to believe that she probably lived in
Long Island City and feared detection.
Last week man carrying a bundle attracted
the attention OF the deckhAnds Of a Thirty
fourth street Ferry boat " hieh was crossing to
this city from Hunters Point, In answer to
pet dog; When close to the New York sin he
disSppesrsd hastily from the boat as soon a. Il
was made fast. while several OF the dec hands
out OF curiosity, hshed up the floating box In
aide they were horrined TO ind the warm body
OF "A infant
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-16
FIFTH BoDY REcorsnEn
Ths Fsur Men stin Mis-ing Probably ais,
Drowned In Newtowa Greek.

Ths Feur Men SIN Mis-ine Probably aise
Drowned In Newtowa Greek.
Another body. that OF Hugh Msrkey. aged "a.
OF 1872 Van Pelt street. williansburgh, was re-
covered In Newtown Greek yesterday near
where the foot bridge went down On Friday
evening. The body 10 the nth one recovered.
and there are still missing. according to the
police. Bernard Boyle. AGED a. OF 81 Herbert
Eighth street, Charles d -Magruder. aged 30,
Of 1S4 Leonard street. and John Ksrwin. aged
20 1874 Lorlmer street The bodies when
have been recovered are:
Briody. Patrick, AGED So Of lib Mssksr avenue
E SS% j HSsai s PS Ddi: :. .r.: street
isg HaIs e. 81 80 Van Fl. :,ie. street.
Men we're out in boats all through the night
on sunday night graphing with hooks; AZ 10
went down. The search was continued until
rain. It will DO resumed again this morning.
It IL believed that the bodies OF those still
mlsslng were carried out By the tide on Friday
Patrick Kelly of 151 Meeksr avenue. who was
among the rescued. 10 much annoyed at the
DEAD lie ssid that relatives and friends a srs
constantly calling at his house to offer their
The part Of the foot bridge which collapsed
was raised yesterday apd inspected bg Coroner
Jury. An examination showed that the wood Woo
work had snapped In two places. a. il from .
great weight.
A brother OF Patrick Briody. one Of the VIC
tins Of the Newtown Greek bridge accident
whose, body was found on Saturday, and re-
undertaking esta blishment In Long Island
City, created a scene yesterday afternoon at
Conway's place by demanding the body OF his
brother.
The undertaken. It is alleged. refused to de-
liver up the body unless he was raid SIS,
which he said was his charge for taking care
OF the remains. After considerable wranRling,
a friend OF bri9dy guaranteed the payment OF
the brother who lives at "a jay street, Brook
lyn, from whose house the funeral takes place
to-day.
A meeting Of the Board OF Supervisors Of
Queens county was held last evening. and a
committee was appointed to Investigate the
cause which resulted in the disaster.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-16

ful 10 consequences, the application ei which
10 oil possible positions should train the MIND
and * the ideas OF onicers. In order shas they
which Ie absolutely necessary 70 them"
the WORK Of the war College ss follows; "Ihs,rs
seems s DOUBT thtt the mental , .oHnrd
,bs ' ms sns 10 O ships '' IN battle 70 tie
.tss Iss and S' tse,is pfoblsm:
psintensnce Of wsrllEs operations et sea-
Quoting from yomini. he says: In treat
rom tSs speeson u the pnops:
srs' All fs Of o ss9 sSs c@ s.s Il
ike man or laid down the prinoIpls that 70 be-
come q great Captain. the soldlsr muet stndJ
,as a. Ss q tSo.s fsfsnp. enc fna:
Eugene. Frederick. and other great modern
.ssSs short u rs e' n sn sS@r %
summing up he says:
1 wish to ihso- vh.,syr w.isnt my p.r-cn.l
s RS soibns = l.srp tom d. Ssysi p.,s Pansf
iss. Iss ana ss. s.sa Sd SosSs
30, .seu:Iy'Ii d;y9,.d 70 S.v,l G,:'o,y Nth q
.sop: y y: ;.:on. =. drawn ,s:!:i,s% nd sii
~ he S.y .s,.s S s!ss ass' ,SB:;;
sS:S n S;sl.s ri \:
he navy You 5. called upon some dsy % y baltic
viii be for the country 10 that your wsabons ~
and your force re.pecable bat upsn own seivss
committed TO {our charge. For ths, di'eh.rse you
will be responsible not 20 the country only but 90 your
own conscience, which will condemn you N. In the
eager curiosity to know how your weapons ere manu-.
their use In war
Such an array oitestimony should carry con-
yiotion IS to the Importance OF the course OF
legs, and aid In the earnest endeayor to put
the institution on q broad and permanent
Inn naiton
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-16
Finy-nve Year. = Compo.ito- In One Print
Ing Once.

DELHI. N. Y. Jan. 14.-More than flfty-flve
years ago ]. A. Parshall went to work as q COM
positor In the ONCE OF the Delhi Gazette. He 10
setting type to-day In the same ONCE which 10
In the same building It was In when Parshall
went to work there. For fifty-two years he has
worked at the same case, which has
stood at the same window:wh here It was placed
more than half a century ago. In ell that
but two weeks In February. 1889. he set
up. the wedding notice q the man ,yh9
In February 1889. he wrote and set up a mo-
tice Of this same mans golden wedding. In
May, 1891 he wrote and set up tha obituary
wrote and set up the obituary notice OF this
man himself Parshall claims to be the only
printer In the United States who has a record OF
such long and continuous service In one once.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-16
u. s.ol. M. a.shara.. C.rr,.x. Kuu.

William Lester White. a young mulatto who
lives at l22 East Thirty-second street was re-
manded in the Yorkville Police Court ysstsr-
day for stealing about $500 worth Of carriage
rugs and eochmen's livery. belonging to
Frederick Gebhard. Mr. Gebhard has stables
At l22 East Thirty second street but on Dee 2
he sent his horses TO Newport Just before
tiees mentioned were stolen. Suspicion fell
upon White, who was arrested yesterday
morning He confessed his guilt and said
that he had pawned the stolen property. some
OF which has besn recovered.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-16

GOSHEN. Jan. 16-At the late trial In the
case OF Gabriel Tuthill OF Middletown to re-
cover s25. 900 damages from the Long Island
Railroad Company for permanent injuries re-
ceived in an accident on that road last sum-
pert testimony that Tuthill was not permG-
nently Injured. and declared that he could be
cured In short time
Tho Jury gave Tuthill verdict for SIS, 500,
and when the result became known Tuthill
paHy to iorego his Judgment II the physicisns
who testified against him would take his case
and restore him to the health he enjoyed be-
fore the accident The offer was declined.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-16

The charge OF murder mAds last week
against Neils Madsen Nielsen. who was alleged
to have killed his employer. Christian Peter.
in Hurley. s. D.. Was Withdrawn yesterday at
Jefferson Market Court as sheriff zeb Stout
has arrived from the West with the iniormA-
ton that at last accounts Peter was Ktill alive
The Sherin brings the news that Peter WAS
poisoned with stTIehntns ~ well - hit with
instssd % 800 S as Al frst TspcHSd Hi.liIs n
dsspAired o. A new charge OF murderous as
sault was made out against the prisoner who
was held until Thursday, when 1t II expected
that Tequisition papers will arrive.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-16
To Devo,. H. Life to Mission Work.

KINGSTON Jan 15.-The Rev. LOWS 7. Watt
son.'for eight years rector OF st. Johns Epis-
copal Church. on Sunday notified his congrs-
cation that he has decided to resign. and that
he would devote the remainder OF his life to
mission work as a preaching priest He will
be located hereafter at the Chapel OF the Holy
Cross, erected through his efforts in the CEN
ire of the city. Rector Watson entertains
High Church views and burns incense at SER
Vices ct his chapel aud also hears confession.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-16
Oss Outlaw Killed. tAs Othsr Mentally
WOuadxd.

WESTON W. Va. Jan. l5.-Calysrt aud Hsnnon
Fleming two notorious outlaws. for whom the
State offers a reward Of $500. and who are
credited with i've murders and numerous
highway robberies. were caught by posse Of
Virginia aud Pittsburgh Railroad TO-DAY. In
ths battle With the Officers. Calvert Fleming
Was killed and Hennon Was mortAlly wounded.
Two Of the offieers. John II. BrGnhAm aud
Doe bWannsll. we're seriously wounded
PrsahAm's lniuElss are probably fatal clerk
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-16

The Real Estate Exchange Honest Govern
ment Club was launched yesterday at the EeGl
Estate Exchange in Liberty street At a meet
ing OF the directors on Jan. q resolutions were
passed condemning the present city Govern
ment. At q meeting Of the directors at the
Exchange yesterday the committee. consisting
Of G. W. LuYstsr William CTuikshank, and
Douglas Robinson. JT,, reported that a cluh
should be formed to carry out the spirit ~ the
resolutions. The legal sales have been taken
9waJ from the corporation and sent to III
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-16
AImo.t Dead OF starv.riop.w

The fremont police found Rocco Gallo. an
aged Italian. in dying condition at 1913
stebbins avenue yesterday morning. The case
had been reported TO them as one Of small pox
but an ambulance surgeon from the Fordham
Hospital said the man was starving No one
In the house seemed to know anything about
the Italian, who lay on the floor In his saualid
room enveloped only 10 a Runnysaek. He was
taken to the Fordham Hospital The doctors
there say he may recover
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-16
A burglar aad His Valuable Plumber Nov
in SAFE HaGds.

The storeroom OF the Mosells apartment
house. at 100 West Eighty first street. was en-
tered By burglar on the night OF Dec. 20. He
broke open about twenty trunks. and carried
OF goods valued at 81. 800 The property be-
lonRed to George Crossman. +. @. Drake, and
Charles Harper, who live at the l-oseIla On
Saturday night Joseph Schmidt 10 years old,
was arrested int Bowery pawnshop while try
ing to dispose OF q silver cream pitcher apd
sugar bowl that were part Of the stolen goods-
Schmidt lives at IO9 West Fortieth street
where the officers recovered m ost OF the stolen
property. The prisoner was remanded until
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-16
Gsrm.s-A msr,s.n Phm.t.II.t. 10 Cear..,,ea

The German-Ameriean PhilAtelie Associa-
tion had its NTH annual Convention yesterday
at Is First avenue Members from many
States were present The associate ion has Dos
active memSsrs and 30 CORES Dondng mem
hers in Europe, Asia, Africa. and Australia.
The following officers were elected for 1854 I:
President. Frederic Helms berger; Recording
Secretary A. schumacher; Treasurer. H. Her
man Librarian and International Secretary, j.
Philips Trustees 4. salinger ~ Vermont. s.
CTamsr OF Illinois. II. Meier Of Kentucky.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-16
Nov rs-s clus,. TA,-a Mortgage.

Justice Barrett OF the Supreme Court has
granted leave TO the New York Club to execute
= trust mortgage for 500. 900 to the Atlantic
Trust Company upon its property on the south
west corner Of Fifth avenue and Thirty nth
street. This money Was needed to deiray eX-
penses for supplies. &e.. and floating debtA
hTst mortgage Of SlB5. 900 and a second mort
gage OF $3.50 500 The property has been APP
praised at $500 600
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-16
Hr Punched IN. 1Tekst Chopper.

John Calvin Of 4G East lO5th street tried on
Sunday night TO pass Michael MAhr. the tick ct
chopper at the lOBth street station OF the
Third avenue elevated railroad without put
ting his ticket in the box When Mahr re-
monstrated Calvin attacked him aud beat him
SO severely that tho ticket chopper was una
bic TO appear against his assaiIant In the HaT-
lem Police Court yesterday Gavin was held
until Mahr Is able 70 come 70 court.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-16
oae While Can Convicted.

COLUMBUS. Ind. Jan. 15.-Ths jury in the
White Cap case remained out all night and
until nearly noon yesterday. bringing in a
verdict against Chris Schneider OF guilty as
charged on the first count OF the Indictment
that OF riotous conspiracy and whitecappinR
by dragging Mary SchrAder from her bed at
midnight and whipping her In a brutal man
ner with hickory switches. The Jury fixed
schneder's nne at S400 There are ten other
consplrRtors to try.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-16
C-a-aA Waat- V-ss Atl-asls sss.-srs.

OTTAWA. Jan. I5.-It 4 probable that at the
next session Of Parliament the GoveEnmSbt
will ask the House " Increase tbs subvehtioh
foEths proDossd lias Of fast Atlantic steamers
TO t76O.OOO. The stAtuts q present provides
loF an annual sabsidy 81 SoUJ.000 which has
been fQend tnaaequate - Al indueement TO
taean Nontreal and QQeb8e il the summer
snd HALIFAX and 81 John u the Water And
Liverpool "a sens ether pgEt u kagland.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-16

The Sheriff has received two attachments 10
favor Of the Riverside Bank. one for Sl.Jd
against the Heating Wheel COMPANY Of
Massachusetts aud the other for Sl36 against
the Ariel Cycle Manufacturing COMPANY ~
Indiana both on notes to the order Oi Tho
George n. BidWell Cycle Company, which TIC
latter had discounted, The Sheriff seized four
Heating wheels and five Ariel wheels a. the
Madison Square Garden. where they had ueen
GU exhibition In the recent tournament
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-16
ssse...n-i T.s, OF ,h. New Police boat

The now twin-screw municipal cruiser Pa
troll took spin down the bay and up the East
River yesterday to show the police officials
that she Is worth the money the city will pay
for her Commissioners Sheehan. Martin. and
McClave. Inspectors Williams and McAyoy.
and they were satisfied with the yacht Ike
cruisers performances. All the steam craft she
passed greeted her with prolonged toots Of
their whistles. She made about sixteen knots.
After she tied up At her pier her 2s;.ineh
that even the New Workers nautical flremen
were forced to admire.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-16
$4,000. 900 A LEETLB MON.

Probable Rejection OF All the MuaieipAI
BuiIdinE Plans.
turns out that only one Of the 1874 compel
ing plans for the new municipal building Is
considered to present really suitable build
ing. and that to this plan there is the fatal OBJ
lection that the estimate OF cost accom- pa ying
IL indicated that the cost would be something
like Slo.0OO.OOO. The large minded aTchi-
tsct's estimate IL l3.OO0OOO
1t Is expected BY architects who are inter
rejected and that new ones will be advertised
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-16

Martin W. Hanlsy. manager Of HArEiEan's
Theatre. NAs fnsd 800 by Justice Beach Of
the sppFens Court yesterday Tor non-ApDsaF-
Anes toE jury duty. Judge Marine Imposed :
pne q 100 uRoA delinausnt Jurors III Hart
francll ID Nlehols, Charles ~ FuFbeT and
oeofae ConnellI. There are alse $40 costs u
the eesss 81 hsfhan And Coaaolg.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-16
Making Il Uncomfortable for violators OF
the Excise Law.

Policeman schoske OF the East 1o4th street
station was looking for violators Of the Excise
law on Sunday aud stopped at the saloon at
Ninety-seventh street and Third avenue. He
entered the side door and looked In. As he did
so. Jacob Gerlsch. the bartender. struck him
In the face with his fist. The policeman forced
his way into the saloon and found number Of
ZACH. In the Harlem Police Court yesterday the
prisoner was held for trial In 800 ball for SELL
Of assault.
Nine saloonlkeepers and bartenders were
held In 500 bail each In the Essex Mark ct
Court for violating the Excise law Twenty
two prisoners were arraigned upon like
were held In 500 bail. and the rest were dis
charged.
Morris Hansen. a waiter in the Imperial
Music Hall on West Twenty eighth street. was
held for trial In Jefferson Market Court yester-
day for violation OF the Excise law. It being
alleged that he sold beer In the Music Hall on
Sunday night.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-16
Ia.arsa for sIS.OOO.OOO.

WAAAEE. Pa. Jan. 14.-An Insurance agent
OF this place last week wrote policies for the
largest amount Of insurance ever taken out BIZ
one concern In the history Of fTs Insurance..
The amount vas SIS. 600, 600. snd eoVsTs the
property Of the United States Leather Com
pAny. which osns All the great tAnnSriss In
the hemloek belt Of PennsylVaniA. This Tisk
was tAken b. TIVE companies
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-16
A FIght In July RssuIt. FATALLY.

Edward E PAppArd. aged 85 years. of 23l
Smith street. Brooklyn. died yesterday at the
Long Island College Hospital from conclusion
OF the spine He received his injuries on July
p during fight with Joseph stephenson. at
the lAtters home at ~ Butler street II was
alleged at the time OF the occurrence that Pap
pard was beaten by Stephenson for Insulting
his wife. Stephenson Is under arrest.