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The evening world., 1894-04-23
WEINBERG DENIES IT
Known of No Deal to Cease Prose-
cution Of Election Frauds.
Says Another Extraordinary Grand
Jury May Be Called.
Politicians Still Believe No More
Cases Will BE Pushed.

Deputy Attorney-G General Jerry A.
Weinberg told an Evening World' re-
porter in Brooklyn this morning hat
more indictments against persons who
had violated the election laws in Kings
County would be asked for just as soon
as the trials of those now under indict-
ment were completed.
Mr.. Weinberg also stated that by the
last of the present week the prosecutors
of the Gravesend offenders would decide
whether to call an Extraordinary
Grand Jury for the month of June.
The rumor that there had been a deal
effected, between Deputy Attorney-Gen;
eral Edward, NJ. Shepard and Boss"
ttSi-a Of e%Iecttofn cases in. BROOKLYN was
to be dropped, was denied by Mr.. Wern-
by the last of the week." said Mr..
Weinberg, 1--WE shall be able to decide
better upon what further course. Will
be taken against the vio!ators of the
taken up. The first work is to get
through with trials now on the cal
notwithstanding Mr.. Wernberg's
statement, however, there are a NUN
tSat 0f fdRr Sihehs' p%rose sn4 aps W viii liz be e' drop,
ped, and that there. will be no Extraor-
dinary Grand Jury for June .,
pil I'LL ago Ihl. NIl'DdIh Stdtti
called for May, but" nothing further
x reader OF THE World" in a recent
letter, charged that John y. NcKane
was sent to prison for following the adj
vice Of Boss Mclaughlin. who is on
writer also states that Mr.. Mclaughlin
has persuaded Mr.. Shepard not to pro-
coed further IN the election cases. No
body could be found to verify the state
ments. Mr.. Weinberg said they were
ridiculous.
Tomorrow four of the Gravesend cleo
tion inspectors who aided John Y. Nc;
from Raymond Street Jail. The men
will have served their sentence Of twen-
tXy-nine days; They are W. H. Stewart,
son Morris. Three more will be liher-
ated the following day, providing they
pay the fine Of $3.50. They are j. H.
GroPgse es nd Sirhc has j. Ls johnson hn So a nnS S,d Ga 7,
easy time at the jail. They were as
signed to rooms in the debtors prison
and have had the freedom of the Jail
yard.
The case of John Y. McKane. nov
serving six years in Sing Sing, will be
appealed at the General Term of the
Supreme Court, in ~Poughkeepsie, next
month. Lawyer George w. Roderick is
now at work OF the papers.
= From another source this morning 1t
was learned that the reason a May
Lawyer Shepard and his associates have
been trying to work up evidence against
b persons who attsmpted to brihe The
June Grand Jury is called, 1T Is stated.
the bribery cases will be placed before
that body for consideration. which may
result In the indictment of a
Republican-Democratic politician and
contractor
You read the Evening worldi
No Won reud the Sunday WOrldf
The evening world., 1894-04-23
SUING FOR MILLIONS.
T.. s. Stevens md Others Claim n
Big slice of Philadelphia.

Big Slice of Philadelphia.
CAPE MAY, N. j.. April 23.-Thomas
s. Stevens. of this city. Is about to con-
tinue the case brought against the city
of Philadelphia by his brother, to recov-
er a large section of real-estate. upon
which the southern part of Philadelphia
is built. which was owned a century
ago by the S%kellnicks. whose heir Ste
vens Is.
Stevens has taken up the claim where
his brother left off when he died. and Is
now looking for the origlna! papers rela-
tive to the transfer. which at his broth
er's death were mislaid or lost.
In 1916. Cornelius Skellnick purchased
the property now located on Market
street and extending to Broad street.
and south to the Neck"
Skellnick leased the property later to
parties for ninety-nine years. The les
sees sold the property later on In plots,
the entire farm being cut up. 1t Is now
worth millions of dollars.
The original lease for the ninety-n!ne
years expires in 1896. and the heirs of
the Skellnicks alleGe that after the ex-
p!ration OF the lease the property be-
comes theirs, according to law. There
are several heirs besides Stevens. who
will assist in the contest in recovering
the property.
The evening world., 1894-04-23

he obse-
b young
|, among
\ Jacob
Ire held
Ioms. y
hble. OF
service.
Lndy r0-
la with
Morton,
by from
The evening world., 1894-04-23
SUING A LONDON FIRM.
Ropes Wants $4,000 from Arbuth-
not, Leden d Co.

George Ropes, of his city, has
brought suit in the United States Cir
cult Court against Hugh G. A%rbuthnot
and others, comprising the firm OF Ar
buthnot, Leden e. Co, London, Eng
land. to recover s37, 900. the value OF part
of a cargo of hides consigned by Ropes
to the London firm.
The defendants say the hides properly
belong TO them, as an offset against n
claim which they have against Ropes
for the balance due on n oar of fl2, 0OD,
made IN June, 1888. on a cargo OF 1897
packages of cotton sheeting.
The sheeting was shipped to Zanzibar,
Africa, in the bark George Ropes. The
Ropes was shipwreCked July 4. 1893. and
part of the cargo lost; $37. 600 was re-
allied on that part OF the cargo which
was saved. This money Arbuthnot,
Leden & &c say, has never been paid
them.
The evening world., 1894-04-23
JERSEY CITY OFFICIALS.
Several More Appointments To-Day
by Mayor Mnnacr.

Mayor Wanser. of Jersey City. this
morning appointed j. Warren Harden
burg a member of the Finance Commit
tee, to succeed ]. f. Fraser. Mr.. Har.
denburg Is the cashier of the Hudson
County National Bank
EX-Alderman Edward Woos was ap
pointed a member OF the Board Of Edu.
cation. to succeed James 8. DAILY, and
Robert Simpson, a OF the Wool.
sey Paint Company. was appointed as
cation.
The only other appointment to be made
to complete the full list of new appoint
Der OF the Tax Board.
The evening world., 1894-04-23

TRENTON. n. j., April 22,-It is reported that
a meeting OF the oounseIlors and irremovable pas.
tors OF the Trenton Diocese has been held at
the residence Of Archbishop CnrrIg2n 70 vote upon
the names OF a number OF persons
worthy to succeed the late Bishop
O'Farrell Among the names acted upon
are said to be Dean FltZsimmons. OF Camden:
Mgr, Moran. OF Princeton Rev. b.. J. MulligGn.
Of New brunswick; the Very Rev. James A..
McFaul, OF Trenton. and the Very Rev. John
o, Grady, Of New Brunswick. The Bishops OF the
Province Will consider these names and may add
to them. It Is understood that Bishop Wiggor
will convey the recommendation to the Pope
when he goes &c Rome next month.
The evening world., 1894-04-23
FOR HIGHWAY ROBBERY.
Three Men Arrested Charged with
Holding Up Americus Humins.

John Brennan, twenty-one years old,
OF 1874 York street; James Kelly. twenty
two years old. OF 1853 Gold street, and
James Dooley. twenty-one years old, of
123 York street, Brooklyn, are under ar
rest to-day, charged with highway rob-
berry.
Americas Humins, Of 80 West Thirty
third street, this city. says they
stopped him on John street, near Gold,
yesterday, n demanded his money.
Upon being refused. they knocked him
down. he says. and robbed him OF 80
cents. The prisoners deny the charge.
The evening world., 1894-04-23

Six cases Of smallpox have been removed to
North Brother Island during the last forty-eight
hours The patients are Patrick Mallory, formerly
OF 9G9 First avenue and u Rowery, removed from
bellevue Hospital; Frank Mallolo. three years old,
Of Isl Elizabeth street Annie Cunning. thirty
niaa years Oil, Of 90 oliver street; LiIzie Stew
art, twenty-five years old, OF 81 Oliver place;
Samuel Ellison, htty-six years old. trun Chambers
Street Hospital, formerly OF is Park Row, and
Patrick Farmers, thirty-thTee years old. from
Chambers Street Hospital.
The evening world., 1894-04-23
ISAAC F. BlSSELL CAUGHT.
superintendent Charged with En-.
be.zlcmcnt and Forgery,

TRENTON. n. j., April 23.-Isaac +.
Bissell. formerly Superintendent of the
American Saw Company, this city. has
been arrested for embezzling $4,000 Of
the Company's funds and forging n
check for $50.
Bissells shortage was reported some
months ago. but he succeeded in elud-
ing the officers until to-day.
The evening world., 1894-04-23
MONEY IN CHANGE
Butcher Rosenstcin Said He Had
to Get Rid Of Il.

NEWARK. n. J., April GA war
ant has been issued by United States
Commissioner Whitaland for the arrest
of Charles ~ltosenstein. n butcher. doing
business at the corner of Bruce and
Warren streets. The complaint is made
Ivy Hugh Thornton. who sent n small
boy to tn shop for some meat.
When the boy returned some OF the
change he brought was counterfeit
honey Rosenstein refused to give good
money for It.. He said some one gave
Rim 81 in counterfeit money. n he had
10 get clear of 1t some way.
The evening world., 1894-04-23
THOUGHT HE HAD SMALLPOX
Bootblack Taken Ill In n Police
Stution-Honse.

Joseph Gabolbo, twenty years old. OF
1926 East Thirty-fourth street, n boot
black at the West Thirty-seventh street
station-house, was taken i'll there this
morning and is suspected OF having a
Contagious disease.
\ short time ago "A policeman was re-
moved from the station-housc, suffering
from smallpox.
An inspector Of the Board of Health
examined the boy at Bellevue, but
failed 10 fnd any symptoms of that
llSnnsn-
The evening world., 1894-04-23
A Tie for the Kean Sold Medal.

The second oratorical contest for the Kean gold
m sdal was held yesterday In St. James's Hall.
James street. the competitors being boys OF St.
James's Parochial School. Brother Arcadius. Prin-
cipal. There were twelve competitors. the sue
cessful ones being Joseph +, sullivan and James
r. Gilchrhst. both receiving s6 ~ per cent. The
Jury decided THE contest being a tle) to have the
tic settled at the closing exercises OF the school.
the latter part OF June. Rev. Father Kean pre-
sided.
The evening world., 1894-04-23
STEAMERS.
- ~ --
TO SAIL WEDNESDAY.
INCOMING STEAMERS
DUE TO-DAY.

Munehen. Bremen Al.tl s.
FL Sud, New Orleans April H.
Knieksrhocker. New Orleans April II.
Prince Fred. HendrieS. Port-au-Prines Arm i
Leona, Galveston April II.
DUE TOMORROW.
westernland. Antwerp April Il
Bowie, Liverpool April IL
Arizona, Liverpool April IA Is
LANDAU City. Swansea April q
Bermuda. Bermuda April a.
PnnamA, Havana April %.
Cherokee, Jacksonville April n ~
Clement Para April "a
The evening world., 1894-04-23
President Coulter Mny Recover.

NEWARK, y. J., April ?1~-Ehward Coulter
President OF the Common Council. who was re-
Gently Frustrated by n stroke NJ PARALYSIS ha,
recovered consciousness and there is now som'
hope Of his recovery.
The evening world., 1894-04-23

Coroner Kene. OF p~rooklyn, was notified this
morning Of the death Of Jsre Monahan. ~forty-hve
years Cd. OF i66 Elizabeth street. Monahan was
found dead on a stoop In front OF l2l WAlcott
street. at Q O'Clock this morning, Heart disease
10 the supposed cause OF death.
The evening world., 1894-04-23

which not only mechanics but oil persons
whose advance n life is DISTRACTED by some
pressing want would do well to consider: The
ease with which an otherwise immovable OBJ
struction is forced aside when the proper i'm.
plements are used. The most effective nipple,
ment for removing all wants is a World Want
I'D" The Worlds enormous circulation
lends G fulcrum power In their removal found
by experience 10 DO Irresistible
The evening world., 1894-04-23
A Healthy Appearing Besgar.

Policeman Shea to-day arrested George Brown,
of iD East Twenty third street. for begging on
Fifth avenue. Brown Is q weil-drsssed man who
wears glasses and has q general healthy appear
ance. He refused TO say why he had begged. He
was taken TO Jefferson Market Court and sent 70
the island.
The evening world., 1894-04-23
brothers Charged with nursInry.

NEWARK, y J., April 23.-Peter and Henry
soherer were held for the Grand Jury to-day on
n charge of burglary, There ARE now four Of the
Scherer brothers in Jail and n charge Of burglary.
Adam is in IN" pcni'entiary serving a term and
George is also awaiting trial at the county jail.
The evening world., 1894-04-23
Arrested for EmbrzElement.

William O'DrIen. Of l2i Madison street, Chicago,
was arrested in Jersey Guy this morning on a
charge Of collecting and retaining money belong
ing to II. J, Jennings. a fancy goods dealer in
Newark. lie was turned over to the Newark
authOritieK
The evening world., 1894-04-23
RUN DOWN BY A LIGHTER.
Michael Graham Killed In . Row
bont on Newtown Creek.

bont on Newtown Creek.
LONG ISLAND CITY, L. l., April %
Michael Graham. aged ffty-five years, Of
Seventh street. Jersey City. this morning
while rowing across Newtown Creek.
near the Hunters Point Bridge, was
run down by the steam lighter Harry.
and was taken out of the water insensi-
BILE. He died fifteen minutes afterwards.
William II. Lue. captain Of the light
err, was arrested and held to await the
action of the Coroner's inquest.
Graham was employed as a pile-driver,
working in Newtown Creek.
The evening world., 1894-04-23
MontreaIs Scarlet Fever scourge


MONTREAL, April s5,-The severity OF the
scarlet fever epidemic is not diminishing, There
are about tSerty-nine deaths a week. and nifty
nine cases In the civic hospital at present. Three
cases have been discovered In the Jail. Tho con-
dition Of the Provincial Treasurer, John q Hall,
10 still critical.
The evening world., 1894-04-23
stole 5000 Cigars.

Herman lIirsh. who has a cigar mandatory at
1913 Siegel street, reported to the police I the
Stage street station. Williamsburg. to-dAy, that
during last might thieves haI entered the place
and stolen 500 cigars.
The evening world., 1894-04-23
WOMAN KILLED BY A FALL.
Mary Kelly Tumbles from n Sec
Ond-Story window.

Mary Kelly, t%hirty-six years old. llv-
Ing on Glenmore avenue. East New
York. fell out OF a second-story window
this morning and crushed her skull.
She died before James McCauley, a
boarder, who went to her aid, could
summon medical attendance.
The evening world., 1894-04-23
PIucky Hattie FraIeI.

SOUTH AMBoY. N. j., April 23.-An indivie-
ul dubbed Jack the Cha1er'' has been annoy
Ing young ladies' On the street. On SATURDAY aixht
The evening world., 1894-04-23

GEO. c, FLINT Co OF l4th ST., are selling out.
Do not delay; 20 while You have the creamlto
pick from. As thoy soon move 10 23d a. ~
The evening world., 1894-04-23
THE WORLD: MONDAY EVENING, APRIL %, 1884.
DON'T Be MISLED

BY advertisements of
parties claiming to sell
$40. 90 Suits for $1,000,
$1,000 Overcoats for
$500, &c.
1t cannot be done.
Reliable goods are always
the best investment.
We sell first quality goods
at reasonable prices.
The season being back
ward, we have a large
and finely assorted
stock of goods on hand.
Trousers that we bought
to sell for Sc. 90 and $500,
We are now making for
The evening world., 1894-04-23

You read the Evening World!
Do you read the Sunday WOrldf
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NOTICE or SALE UNDER DEED or
IUtI,T


NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN ny TUr
~ uudera gned. Er41t ggv a.,IhI
nhucd pa a certain deed VI trnst wherein M
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AUorii1t Non I'm, ii1t sa9 t,inlaaalI'
doll. W. ~ NoiIrE am J1sesiiias 49, W.
h.lt plrfIUs unu lrark Kr6g l. asrl,..i ,',5ts
and TIC Natou#I ufn'l Ii ff,e if45,.,i,-3.. i'g
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IlfUCt conveyed IT, tre alti Frsnf Eg'. KIN
second uirIy aN Gao resi rst9i1 ber.I1'f M.
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ravings the young man remembers all
his friends who have been Kind to him
during tho trying times ia his life.
hls case ia n peculiar oue IN mnny r..
spCclg and for time It puzzled the
4 ctofs. AT last they cnine 10 the O a.
olusion that IL was casu u parcsls.
A farmer Of Linn county, Kama
says tho Katsas Times, wnilu boring
tor water has discovered q cur .osity OF o.
klnd hitherto unknown. A. a depth
% nineiy feet the dull entered seem.
in1ly bottOmlc.B Cavetu. A mfOn
Volume Of hot AT 40 once fushtd out,
driving tho drill upward aud disabling
the machinery. The air is pronourc, d
perfectly dry aud will burn the hugcfs
ani roast esg4 and pO,atJe, ~ nice a..
could be dtHitUu. The escaping dir
nIst msie a noise like many little
whistles hut u now comes out with
roar 10 DO heard halt a mile away.
obvious tO tue fact thnt he may have
iapped the resting plac1 of departed
kansns politicians, the Linn county
mau ~ goiug 20 move his house over
Tue hole and utilize tho discovery Tor
steam heating purposes.
Particulars q n distressing accidenl
that happened NJ star valley, Idaho,
last week, ufc given by the Soda
Syringe EcDuJ G. Ole Jensen was
cleaning - caiIufo nil aud explain
lug 10 his mother and sister, who were
standing by. tho mechanism, when
suddouly the gun was discharged
young Jensen receiving the bail full
m the groin. Ho was brought 10 Mont.
p-litf, anu Dfs. Hoover aud Reynolds
we're called " SET what could To- done
10 relieve thu iu1eTer After q
very careful examination they de.
clIcl thus ~ the ball hat pcno-
rated n vital part, relief was impoisi-
Die, AMI o. not, it, location In the body
would not Taco iveuioncc tho wounded
man. Hence no ilcisiOu was made, ns
% was impO.slblr TO tell the objection
the hail had tken. The young mnn
fingered for several dayriu great agony,
uud began 70 spit blood, indicating IN.
tufnnl hemOffngu.
The post flo Inspectors office, city
detective force, sheriff. oillCe aud al
tbs private duIectlvrs (says tho Den.
yer NoVs) nrn searching fer Pruuiic
Illler, alIas Charles II. Price, one VI
tue bUIdest crminals IN tho cnuntTy,
who h believed 10 be Ia this part Oi the
United States. rho payinv.tcllcrs Of
All The hnuks have been notified ~ look
cut for him. One OF his isyOTilU tricks
10 . break open street letter boxes anu
steal letters containing checks, adding
10 tue checks tho words, 'or bcnref,"
aud presenting them at tho bank.
homuiimEa he fnlsrs the amount, using
crashing iiulds ~ take out the original
cum. The p1sttilice department uilbrf
s1lO reward Tor his capture az d the
May nud as all efforts AZ locating u m
have failed the authorities now Ontr
this reward. lie was serylrg seven.
oting "A letter box ioJbgr aud f3rgcr, l.
an nll-fnunu thief.
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suMMoNs.
In Tho District Court In aud cor thr Third
Judicial uittFirt OF Utah TCfHtoU.
tuuuty Ot HHlt

George GalIor pIaiuun.
Hiram 4. ieaH. samuel A. uuncau James ".
tariIcy and IS. O. Cuilerts1n, defendants.
The People Of tuo rorrior, Of Uiah sspd
f ,il,s 10 lirslm ., n,.s, samg,ss' a.
tulIcluon, ugfruiaufs.
YOU am HEREBY REQUIRED 10
l. appear iu uu nriiuu urUuant AGAINST Yuu
lY thu uhutU named uIHiufih In tho iatrct
trTuturY of Utah and IHuuawtr tho conn alut
90 therein within tuu days lrNr.uaiyc % the
uAt u' .rf'.'I 80. thr lrtylCa ON ypu uf tuis
tui4uHHH 90 Hau,ri Wuhiu this Co4uty3 OF. &
Hrgtr t.lIH county. uut in tina dIstrIri.
NitlIH $50 .. NHFH, otherwise wthlu turfV
day 90. H mGut BY default will tr tasrn
aEaiu..t ."4, according 90 Quo pra Ca Of a4id
sad 8rl5n D. brought o. have an accounting
uV tuIH court az amount uGU uIHInuu ffuu frs
iyndnni iirat, on certain pIuWia.lv note
nAeruiCi hy Hliu llrHh 60 pIHluuu November
%, lsia, los fliu with Interest from d4tn 40 y
pcf cent urf lnuuW, lllcEOi 90 uH due ana un.
rAil, save interest 90 Aus % l-ll, aud tuat
pIauun have Judgment against doiondtut Hess
Tor such sum with interest. $500 aitoruuy'a
Zee, and ruHtr Of Huit, HIll note being secured
ly = morisnFr Of oven da'C un PROMISES here
mailer dufellci that ihC liOH 40 ulalnuu be-
declared thc 1ut upon saId pTgmists. md that
Hlmo De- ruIl, ami proceeds applied iu pay.
mont pi amounts hn found 10 11 die aH above
that defendants un1 ui persons claiming
claim or equity " redemption Don said prem
ltcas tult u.aIuuH hayu Judgment aud tN0rus
ton Tor any dCnrICutY aud Cor other rUligf
rud promises GRO described uH foIluWHs
Commencing 10 uurti.cIHl corner Doc q, block
NJ, ten acre plat a., Hs HELD survey, thence
south q rolls Go fnull.C1H. corner stId lot
thence Wrti 40 Ilis tn nHat limo State Tul1.
thence north pas rode. tlrnrc cast aIonF north
IiuH Haii lnt % rode il beginning. also HdI1u
bog haIi ui Huvui N .ua iu irIai Hf uuI uEIIiu
lHH HHIi urHHl"rH# UIau AL watuT rights
belonging iu aud halIiuHIlF usri uu tAI1
promises, hN situate in tJit Llku county,
UuH.
Aud you arc hereby n0unci that u you aI
% appear lud 1uHWtr ibu rHiI complaint or
o. l1yr required, iuH s1id pIninuH will lpply 20
che touu Tor Che ItIlrf dlmHudgI therein.
Niluras, tho Hon CHARLES q.
lAhE, Judge, aud tlH cal nt tho
snail District Court ~ tGH thIui Judicial
District, 40 ana Tor tbr Territory OF
Utah, ihis glth day of Nu.rmpef. on
the year four Lord one thousand Cight hun
druu Hud ninety three.
ilLSRl &. MCMILLAN.
ny gro. u. Looms. Deputy clerk.
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NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATORS SALE
OF REAL ESTATE.

NorIOE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ pursuant 10 IN order of the Probate
Court ut salt Lake County, Utah territory, in
the matter NJ the estate uf Henry o. Fowler,
deceased, made May 9th. 1884, me unicrsigncd
ndminsirutrlA OF the said estate, on FRIDAY,
Me uih day ~ February. A.D hl, a. u O'Clock
NJ, az the law onlCo ot harlow Ferguson, No
1853 contribution building. salt Lake tltY. utAh,
VIII atli az private IN q 20 the hiEhott bidder,
for caHh all the right title aul luirrgsl ut the
.all deceased 40 Tho time nj hla itllh on mat
his estate has since acquired OF Va anu %
an the following described real estate,
On wiz Commencing 10 INC hor'heaAi
corner OF lot ono ~, hIlcN W. pat
%, 0alt Lake CITY turyuY ana running
thence Houth threo ID r1da thence west a
uui iWu-lhirdh lO'il rods, thence norm lhloo
taI rods. thence ouuttiN nud tWurturas iba
rods % beginning. being oltuutcd ln sat lAae
County, Utah Territory.
lcrmHO OF sale Ten per cert 90 thc Nmo OF
sale and balance on confirmation Of Halo by
the Probate Court. Decd 10 ilc expense OF
purchaser
liids IN writing will DO received up 10 the
time ~ tnln nt the 0hco Of Harlow Ferguson,
or by the administrator.
JAMS =. FOWLER
Admlnls'raiFlx OF tue estate OF henry O.
Fowler. deceased
Harrow Ferguson. attorney Tor tho estate.
Dated January 2iih, 1894.