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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-04-24
JORDAN IS NOT NORA CHsox
He Wore stolen shoes. and was Held with
HIS Companion for Bur: iary.

He Wore stolen shoes, and was Held with
His Companion for Bur :iary.
Alfred Jordan and James Craig the young
men arrested in Hayemeyer street. Williams
Lurrh. early on sunday morning after Police
man Benson heard n pistol shot. were ar
Iaigned in the Lee Avenue Police Court yes
terday Ernest J. Mix. who has a furnished
room at 19i South Eighth street. identified q
revolver a safety razor, pair Of sleeve but
tons. and a gold chain which were found on
the prisoners as his property. Henry Moks.
Emma BeniAfeG. and Mary Farrell. who live
In the same house. identified other articles
.nrdan wore = now pair Of russell shoes. which
BLK bought on Saturday and intended 10 wear
on sunday. Jordan had to take The shoes oil
IN court. Both prisoners were held for the
Grand jury,
Tue police suspected that Jordan might he
LEOPOLD BoTaehson. who on saturday night
shot Mary AlschInang OF 10 Jackson street in
the chin because she rejected his attentions.
A relative OF the wounded woman failed to
identify him. BorAchsOn's last words after
shooting the woman were: Now Tor the
riysrw IL is believed that he may have COM
united suicide. The woman was married. and
BoEaehson wanted her TO elope.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-04-24
New Corporation.
ALBANY. April 23.-The following companies
have been Incorporated:

The IothAir bank Note ca, carry on an engraving
printing business aud To ufAct all
uonsry and paper suppl ss IN New YORK CITY. Capital
So OOO and Directors II. ogden Nelson and Alfred Net
son OF astoria; Henry d. Barber and george
The GiaIisr Headlight Co. Of Rochester, to mAuurac
tuTs headlights lanterns and sheet metal goods capt
tai 5000. and directors. Elias y. GiaLIsI Nellie
n. Elnott Of New YORK city.
rhs Walker Tailoring Company to manufacture
clothing and carry general mercantile business in
walker EmmOnsJ. GArinsE and Fred wuersnliIh OF
buffalo.
Ths NswburRh Rendering Company. TO render taIlow
and grease and manufacture and sell Fertilizers in
NeWbhrzh- Capital S1UOu and dirertoTsi Fred Her
man, Free, S. Mcdowell aud William Coax BelknAp OF
Ma
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-04-24
DETECTIVE shsrIdan,- Trial nr,E. On.

The trial OF Detective George T. Sheridan
for falling to suppress a pool room in the Her
chants Hotel in West street AMI for assaulting
two men there went on before the Police Board
yestsTdAy without the alieitinG OF anything
new. except that the attorney who is prose-
IL Is alleged. were assaulted. but who. he says
he Is unable TO produce as witnesses. to sue
OConnOr and Patrolmen Moody and Miller Ia
the same case. will 20 on Tomorrow at +. NJ
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-04-24
MARTHA ADIIR'S DEATH.
DR.. Francs PhiiIips Acquitted or Any Re
.pon.ibIltty Tor 1t.

DR.. Francs Phiihps Acquitted or Any Re
sponsibIlity tor II.
Martha Adair. aged 90 years. died q. tn,
Flatbush Hospital about a year ago. under cir.
cumstances which resulted in the indictment
OF DR.. Francis Phillips an assistant surgeon
at that institution. and Ellen Riley. nurse
for manslauRhter in the second degree. The
autopsy showed that most OF the old woman'i
ribs had been broken and that her body was
covered with bruises. The Coroner's invest.
cation failed to show how tho injuries had
been received, but both DIR. Phillips. who had
charge OF the patient. and the nurse were cen.
sured for criminal negligence.
DR.. Phillips was put on trial In the Court oil
Oyer and Termiuer in Brooklyn yesterday, and
after the prosecution had presented the same
testimony as had been furnished at the In.
quest the jury. following tho Instructions o
Justice Cullen. brought in o verdict OF arquit.
tai nolle prosequi was entered In the case
OF the nurse.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-04-24
REVOLT ALoNo THE TURNPIKE.
People In Jamaica and Hempstsad won't
Par Toll. I'm the Mond q. Kepnirrd.

People In Jamaica and Hampstead Won't
Pav Toll. TIN the irond Is Repaired.
No tolls are colle.ted now on the Jam aica
and Homestead turnpike. OF Saturday a
delegation Of citizens from Hampstead. with
company OF farmers threw open the toll gates.
and declared that they would nay no more
tolls until the road was placed in repair.
One OF the leading spirits In the warfare is
J. Fred Hegeman OF Hampstead. He appeared
before a recent Grand Jury and made COM
plant that the road was in a dangerous con-
dition. The company operating the road was
indicted and the Highway Commissioners OF
the town OF Hampstead declared the TURNPIKE
unsafe for ttavs AMI notified the company TO
repair 1t within twenty-iour hours. No notice
then declared q suspen ion OF the tolls
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-04-24
RusIasss TrOubIrs.

Charles Tistien. dealer in hay and feed and
stable keeper at 406 to 4l2 East 1924 street
made an assignment yesterday to Jabez @.
Watson. without preference.
Louis Levsne has been appointed receiver Of
the firm OF Jones Il Watterson. cloak mAnuiac-
turers OF IS Chrystie street in the suit of Solo
onion Jones against Annie WAtterson for dis
solution Of the firm.
Henry Il. Msnnecke. doing business a. H.
h. Msnnecke \ Co, Wholesale dealers In
Canal street, has made an assignment TO VIII
liam X. Msnnecke.
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TO GET CHEAPER COAL CARRIAGE.

Brooktyn's Aldermen Grant Franchise to
the south Brook1Yn Railway.
BY vote OF II to >. the Brooklyn Board OF
Aldermen granted yesterday franchise to the
South Brooklyn Railroad and Terminal Com
pany to extend its limo through tho Twenty
sixth ward. Aldermen LEIGH. Hennessy and
Roeder voted In the negative.
In lieu Of COMPENSATION for the privilege tho
company has agreed to transport the coal used
water supply at 30 cents a ton. saving OF 40
cents on the present rate paid TO the Long
Island Company. This will be a clear gain to
the city. II Is estimated. Of $2O.OOO q year.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-04-24
DIDN'T EXPECT PROSECUTION.

So BIssen Returned to Trenton OaIy TO Re
A-rrs'ed.
TRENTON. N. j.. April 23-Isaac F. Bissell
was committed to jail this morning in default
OF 5000 ball to answer charges OF forgery and
embezzlemeat. Bissell was for many years
superintendent and business manager OF the
American Saw Company OF New York, whose
factory is in Trenton.
His accounts with the company. IL is alleged
were found to be- short nearly $4,000 last
summer and he disappeared. He returned to
Trenton on Saturday. Bissell says he was led
TO believe that the company would not trouble
him. His arrest IL on but one transaction, and
there are said to be many others
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-04-24
RAILROAD THIS STOLEN.
Four Hundred CARRIED OF for Fire wood by
Party Of frrnehmsn.

Four Hundred Carried on for FirswOod by
Party Of Frsnehmsn.
More than four hundred railroad ties. valued
at nifty cents each. were stolen on Saturday
aud Sunday nights By a colony OF Frenchmsn
living in Woodhsyen- The ties were piled near
the Long Island Railroad in Glendale.
The raiders were led by GustAve Neimann.
With horses ana wagons they earted the big
pile away and sold thu ties to persons In Wood
haven aud Ozone lark at ton cents apiece or
81 a load for hTewood Yesterday morning
Detective James SATyis aud Special Oticer
stone OF til. railroad went in search OF the
stolen property. and before NOON ten members
OF the gang were in custody
\ietOr Iartelio Peter higney, Gnillapme
rety pleaded guilty and were lined IS each.
NsimRnn also pleaded guilty. anu will be sen
fenced to-day.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-04-24
WIN Of Gsa. Oliver l.. sh.ph.ra.

The will of Gen. Oliver l. Shepherd gives to
his son Oliver J. Shepherd his gold watch
army sword. and drawing of ST. Peter. To his
son DIR. John NJ Shepherd he gives the draw
ing. The Gladiator" and his Aztec Club
badge. To his son Russell L. Shepherd he
leaves his class ring and the painting OF the
FaTthenon.' and to his daughter. Isabelle n.
HarnoE, the, painting entitled Windsor
Castle" aud thedraWing The Warrior" The
residue is to DO divided into four equal shares
for the benefit Of the children. The daughters
share is to lie held in trust for her by the trus-
tee. she to receive the income for life and
upon her death 1t Is TO 80 10 her issue.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-04-24
Young BOYD MeL.an Played Poker.

New HAVEN. April 2l.-The case OF Boyd
Mclean OF Jersey City. the Yale sophomore.
who Was arrested on Saturday night on a
charge OF theft. was called In the City Court
released on 81, 200 bonds furnished by George
White. Poker playing Is the cause OF the
young mans downfall He had liberal al
loWance from his parents. but heavy losses at
the game reduced his funds. Mclean Is a
high-stand man in the sophomore class. and
popular mem bers.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-04-24
Phyllis, Delaney sent 10 Pr,,o,

John Delaney, a WilliamsburGh pugllist.
was sent to the Kings county penitentiary for
six months By Justice GoettIng. In the Lee
Avenue Police Court yesterday. for Assaulting
police station in September 1857 Delaney
was arrested at the time and released on bail.
He lumT ell his bail and went South. Three
boken ha struck man. and for this offence
served two months In the Hudson county lail.
A few days ago he went to Williamsburgh TO
see his mother and was arrested.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-04-24
The whole star Accused OF Contempt or
Court.

ALBANY. April 23-In the County Court here
to-day District Attorney Eaton secured an
order from County Judge Clute compelling the
editor. proprietor. and reporters OF the Albany
E,prPss to show cause why they should not be
punished for contempt OF court. The proceed
OF the paper which was headed. The Disgrace
OF Cute" and referred TO Judge Clute's con-
neetlon with Election law violations in this
oity. The order is returnabls Wednesday
morning.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-04-24
CAIsa=o'. Health Board waxs. Up.

CHICAGO. April 23.-Ths Mayor aud Health
Commissioner had a conference to-day at
which it was decided to give the latter uulim-
tied power financially TO Eight smallpox. The
Commissioned has prepared Tor a Systematic
crusade. He has divided the city into districts
which In turn Will he divided into smaller dis
triets. and each 10 placed in charge Of phYsi-
addition to the one Just completed. will be
constructed a. Onee. Eighteen horses have
been secured. and new anbulsnsss viii be Pat
W 1eIllea.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-04-24
The REFoRMAToEY INrEsIIGATI oM
II win Begin at Eimirn May 11-Leav,
OF Absence for Superintendent Brock way.

Il VIII Begin at Eimirn May 11-Leav,
OF Absence for superinte dent brock way.
ALBANY. April % The three members OF th,
commission appointed By Gov Flower to In
uuire into the administration OF affairs al
the Elmira Reformatory held their first meet
ing here this afternoon. Judge Learned Of thii
city was elected Chairman OF the commission
May IL. at Elmira. where the Investigation viii
be begun.
ELMIRA. April 23.-The Reformatory Board
OF Managers hold meeting on Saturday
afternoon and arranged to relieve Superin.
tendent Brockway as soon "a It is deemed exc
pedient in accordance with the wishes OF Gov
Flower. James II. Rathbone. one Of the man.
ayers. was chosen as acting superiutendent
BENJAMIN Swartwood. another manager. will
assist Mr.. Eathbone. who is In the South. but
10 expected home very shortly. Leave Of
absence has been granted to superintendent
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-04-24
burglars Caught Robb,ns a Church.

George Schweitzer. Waterman for the As
bury Church on Washington square. saw a
crowd OF rouGh-lookinG men In front Of the
church on Sunday afternoon. One OF the
church windows was open. The Waterman
monstrats with him. and while they were
talking two men jumped out OF the window
They had with them S65 oyercoAt and Q
gOld-headed cane belonging to the Rev. j. 5.
Stone. aston OF the church.
The men were held for trial In tho Jefferson
Market Police Court yesterday. They said
they Were John Lynch OF PSI Houston street
aud Charles Radleg. no home.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-04-24
Exonrrated Her Husband,

Patrick Sheridan. who was arrested on sus-
picion of having thrown his wife down the afr
shaft at 522 West Fiitieth street on Saturday
night. was released yesterday by Justice Burke
in the Yorkville Police Court When Mrs.
Sheridan. who had been taken to 81. Luks's
Hospital. heard OF har husbands arrest she
left the hospital at once and went home. She
appeRrG in court yesterday and told the JUS
tice that she was sitting near the air shaft
ard had fallen down by accident.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-04-24
81. Lives Lo., in the rne!ne Wreck.

MONTEREY. Cal. April 23.-It Is now known
that six lives were lost by the loss OF the
steamer Los Angeles at Point Sur lighthouse
on Saturday night. Three bodies were cast
upon the beach near the lighthouse. those OF
Timothy Nolan. fireman OF the steamer: -
Fitzgerald. a passenger. and hostler named
Saunders Ot Los, Angeles. 1t Is also known
that y, N Sheridan passenger from Nen-
tura, and u Chinaman from Los Angeles were
drowned. A son OF Mrs. Augusta Curtain OF
Los Angeles died from exhaustion in one OF
the llleOokts.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-04-24

Philip sIebert and Ills N-p,ew Take . +,
tai E.shinK Trip.

FhIITp SIebert Nhd EE!H NrpIoW Tnko q Fn.
tai Fishing Trip.
Philip Siebert. aged 80 years. OF CO Dover
street. New York. apd his 19-year-ol nephew.
George Parthisen. OF PIT briggs avenue.
Brooklyn were drowned on Sunday while fish
ing in Jamaica Bay. They hired yawl at
Canarsis and rowed over to ireland Channel. a
iayorite fishing point. aud dropped anchor.
Within half an hour the boat was upset from
some cause. and both occupa nts were drowned
before assistance could reach them. 1t is said
that Siebers and hts nephew had been drink
ing before they went out in the boat. and also
took a bottle OF whiskey along with them. IL
is supposed that the boat was upset while they
scufiied for the possession Of the bottle. Sie-
bert's body was recovered, but that OF his
nephew 10 still in the bay.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-04-24
Ars.sa Islanapesr. AsquIt.sa.

Della Van Horn. wife OF John J. Van Horn
an undertaken at SnU Eighth avenue. and
Frederick Hughes LLOYD. who were arrested
on April IA. charged with kidnapping six
Asylum In Chicago In September. lSl3. were
discharged yesterday ~ Justice Mcmahon in
the Jefferson Market Police Court The hoy
was turned over to the mHtTnn Of the Chicago
institution. and Was taken back TO Chicago
last night
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-04-24
An Ems...,.r surr,rd.r..

Edward ]. Schlenk. formerly money-order
clerk at tho KensinG;on branch OF the Phua-
delphia Post ONCE. surrendered himself to
the police nj this city yesterday morning and
in the afternoon he was arraigned before
United states Commissioner Shields On n
charge Of EN- hezzlemont. lie admits having
stolen about $500 lie was remanded for sI-
animation this morning.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-04-24

CHICAGO. April ga bill for a receiver and
an injunction was filed In the United States
Circuit Court this Aiteraoon against the Ma
tionRl Linseed Oil Company. which is known
as the OIL Trust Louis Colquard. the COM
plainant. lives IN ST. Louis and represents
himself ms stakeholder. He saws tire com
pany is capitalized tor SlSUUUUOn and
charges that a recent Issue Of bonds for So
1000 nOminallv for improvements il really
conspiracy 10 give coEtrol OF the company
into a certain few hands.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-04-24
Robbed .aa Beat Hl. Sister.

Alfred Trehune, 10 years old. of 31S West
Thirty-sixth street. was a prisoner in the JEFF
ferson Market Police Court yesterday charged
with larceny and assault by his sister. Mrs.
Selma BelsseE. Mrs. Beissor Is a seam stress.
Several days ago TTehune. who is out OF work.
sold his sisters sewing machine TO raise
money to 90 TO the theatre. He also paWned
several Of her dresses When she complained
no knocked her down TIehuns was held for
trial in $500 bail on each charge.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-04-24
Poisoned Herself Becnn-e Her Hu,b md
Heat Her.

Mrs. Elizabeth Brindley OF Windsor street
Kcarny. j.. died on Sunday from the effect
OF dose OF Paris green which she took on
Thursday. She said she was better doad than
alive, because her husband beat her and ar.
cused her OF being unfhithful. She was ~
years old. and Brindley. who Is considerably
older, has three children by ~ former wife.
William Pcndleharry her brother. has ass ed
the kearny authorities to investigate the case.
az he believes there is something suspicious
about il.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-04-24
Had to Comm,t suie,d- Alone.

NASHUA. n. IT,. April 23-Samuel H. Sawyer.
who came to this city on Saturday from Lynn
with Grace Perkins. com ltted suicide at tho
Dexter House between IL and IL o'clock to-
dAy. He and the woman were about to sen-
aTats the latter 10 20 to Lynn and SAWYER 10
remain here. where his parents live. The deed
10 attributed to jealousy on SAVERS part. He
had asked the woman to take choral with him.
She refused. and he took the dose himself
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-04-24
P..-are Coun,y'. First wcm.s Notary.

PATERSON. Y. j.. April 23-Mrs Elizabeth p.
Shelton. wife OF Harry II. Shelton. a pension
agent received to-day her commission as no.
woman notary public in Passaie county. Mrs
she ton made application for her commission
in March. 1891. hut no law had heen enacted
az that time. so the Governor could not grant IT,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-04-24
Juds, CowIus would FIor WIFE Heaters.

Thomas Bennett pleaded guilty yesterday In
tho General Sessions. before Judge Cowing ~
beating his wife. delicate little woman. 1T
is unfortunate. think" said Judge CnwinE
that the law OF this State does not permit bTu-
tai men like YOU to have a taste ~ their own
medicine administered to them. as is dOns In
another State near us, i sentence YOU 10 state
prison a. hard labor for two years and SIX
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-04-24
Mas Brm suesssa. OLA slsu,h."

Max Brill. a Republican LAWYER oithe Twenty
fifth ward. Brooklyn. has been appointed By
Mayor Schieren TO the vacancy Ia the Brooklyn
OF Harland L. Halssy, known in literary circles
as old Sleuth." Mr.. Brill served a short
term in the Board under Mayor Lows sd-
mtnistrAtion.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-04-24
Killed by SEQ Revolution. . INMATE.

AsBURY PARK. April 23.-John Edward Ellis.
head carpenter at Lorillard's brick works. was
killed to-day through his clothing being
caught in a wheel Of the machinery, Tho
wheel was making $40 revolutions minute
The body was stripped o. ths clothing. In
consequence OF the accident the works were
shut down. Ellis leaves q widow and seven
ahf1drsn
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-04-24

The term OF twenty-nins days imprIson-
msnt imposed on GarTetson Norris John F.
Conlinle. W. W. Stewart and WashinR ton J.
Tuthill the GraVesend inspectors Of election.
for participation In the MekAns movement.
will expire to- morrow. Zach. however must
make good bis hne Of $50 before securing his
Esls4sa
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-04-24
J,rrr slma.on Daassrou,IrI'.

WASHINGTON. April %. -ConGrsssman Jerry
simpson OF Kansas is IN q critical condition at
his residence in Washington. He had
"hlEEs for the worse yesterday. following two
,hils. and to-day his friends in the Kansas
congressional delegation were Informed that
lie could hardly recover
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-04-24
Coagrs..mau seh.ru.rhorn M.

scHESECrADY April 23-CongressmAn Seher-
neEhorn Of this district Is so seriously III with
congestion Of the lungs that the attending ply
tlclan called DR., Ward Of Albany for eonsulta-
ZION I, lAst evening. NO change Is reported this
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-04-24
Execution Against the FInh Avenue Rail-
road Company.

Deputy Sheriff Wolf yesterday received an
execution for 81. O2O against the Fifth Avenue
Railroad Company in favor Of George II. David
son. on an assigned claim of James ]. Allen,
for legal services from Dec. !, l&l2. TO April
10. 1874. The Judgment was obtained Ia the
CITY Court by default
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-04-24
DIDN'T GET HIS EXPECTED DIVORCE.
TO Coakrn Didn't Marry Miss GLASGOW ON
Sunday Might.

SAYvrLrE. L. l.. April 23.-William Conklln
was to have been married last night to Miss
Leo GLASGOW. Owing to the fact that the Jury
who tried his case for divorce against his wife
decided against him. the marriage didn't take
place. lie had been SO sure OF success in his
lawsuit that he and Miss GLASGOW had set last
niGht as the time when they would become
or course. they had told their friends OF the
proposed marriage. and near friends and rela-
tons were ready 10 witness the ceremony.
When the lury's decision became known. the
invited friends were informed that tho mar
rage had feen indefinitely postponed by con-
sent Of both PARTIES.
Conklin married Miss Glover several years
ago. She ran away. and few weeks ago no
commenced the suit for divorce.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-04-24
KI.Isa HInssIr Because HIs swssthsart

BoSSE TERRE. April 23.-This morning Fred
BynRton. aged 20 years. committed suicide By
swallowing StrJehnins. Miss Ella Cunning
ham. 70 hom he was engaged to be married.
committed suicide In a similar manner one
week ago. and this 10 supposed 70 have caused
Byngton TO take his life.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-04-24

When Baby vas sick, We gave her cAStoriA,
when abe was Child, she cried for CaStoria,
WhsR Ehs became Miss, abe chung TO CaStoria,
6hsa Ehs had ch1drsa. she gave thsm CaStOriA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-04-24

Judge Gilderslesvs Was asked yesterday to
give a certificate OF reasonable doubt In the
case Of Policeman William DIVER. who was
convicted in the General Sessions OF assault
aud oppression upon saloon Keeper Adolf
Krsss OF John and Nassau streets and was
sentenced 10 two months In the penitsntiaTy
Decision reserved.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-04-24
" A Kick that scarce would move a horse.

Q AAJ klll sound divine -
see e. your Seats aud saddles. Bits and
Biting" under MAJOR francis Dryers diTec-
uen Lowell CoTyen Co. pnbllsheTsL aud
SS,erehi et~ts. AID Commongealth Will D.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-04-24
KlII,a Ia Nsw.ss.a cr.sE.

rowboat containing Michael Graham. q
Waterman. was upset in NswtoWn Greek yes
terday By the Steam lighter Harry White. Capt
n w. Lutte. OF HainespoTt. n. J. Graham was
struek on the head BY the propeller and WAS
Killed instantly. Capt Lutte was arrested o.
order OF Coroner Strong OF Long Island CITY.
Graham lived In Jersey Ctty.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-04-24

Esu5 SGIs1 Ss:ss steam SsrP:. eisasS
-A4z
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-04-24

F1as FuraItsrs-FIIAt sells IN BEST faEaItuEs.
stores. IGlh a. asGE egh aT.-Als