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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-29
Bayer Succeeds Boyer.

Civil Justice Roesch has appointed Emil Bsysr
janItor OF the Fourth Judicial District Court, to
succeed Ettienne Boyer. resigned. Boyer re-
signed when Justice Roesch Instituted proceed
,nss for the removal OF Alexander Bsemer for
absence from duty Boyer had not put In an APP
pearsnce at the Court House At all. and Rossch
asked for his resignation.
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ROSE POULAND,.

Both Mr.. and Mrs. Bauland were out
from an early hour this morning look
ing for Rose. A ten-year-old brother
Of the girl, who was at home, said to
an Evening World" reporter that his
mother had received letter from some
one who claimed to know where Rose
was hiding.
Mrs. Bauland left for the writer's home.
She had not returned when a reporter
for the Evening World" called.
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POURED OIL ON A FIRE.
Mrs. Muller Fatally burned in Her
Kitchen at Ncy ark.

ISpecal 10 The EVenIng WorlI)
NEWARK, y. j., Aus, 29.-Mrs. Anna
Mills. thirty years old. of 80 Ferry
street, poured oil from a can into Il
lighted kitchen stove this morning.
The oil caught fire and the woman
was fatally burned. She was removed
to ST, Nicholas Hospital.
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NO MAYOR FOR NEW YORK.
II Mcclellan Goes to Albany There
VIII he No One to Act.

The Constitutional Convention n an
alluring attraction for Acting Mayer
Mcclellan. He is making arrangements
for trip to Albany, and will spend sew
eral days there. He may start to-mor-
row or Friday and remain over Monday,
Labor Day. and he will not be here 70
review the workingmen's parade.
tive head il Mayor Giiroy and the Act
Ing Mayor are both away. The law
makes no provisions for any substitutes
In the absence OF both.
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ACTOR HANNIGAN RELEASED.

Have q Clue to Her Whereabouts.
The parents Of Rose Bauland, who dis
appeared from her home at 20 East One
Hundred and Fifteenth street On Bun.
day. are convinced that Thomas Han
nigan, the Coney Island actor, had no
hand in her abduction or flight. and Mr..
Bauland has requested the release of
Hannigan, who had been arrested on
his complaint.
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Why Be Sick

When . trihs will bay the greatest hsaitnslD
vsntfon o. the day. Dr. eandsn's Electric Nm
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guaranteed or money refunded. It will cure wis1s
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mild soothing electric current 10 applied direct %
the nerve centres, and improvements are felt
celebrated slsctrs- medical WORT, Thrse Clsasss
Of Men," Illustrated. y sent free, sealed. By maiA
upon application. Every young. middle aged OF
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read II. It will point out easy, sare aDd
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health when everything else Mas failed.
Address DR.. A. r. sandsn, o16 Breaawnys
New York, Largest kisctrlo Belt Manufacturee
In the World. Il, a.. . ~. Il 4 II 90 Z. y I
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wssa ssn "a sAs 5Es The S:S SoS 9di
me 70 describe the intense pain and suffer
ing which endured night and day. After
taking air bottles OF the Discovery l
WA entirely cured. 80.
srs:s s r'' sod S 81 Ds. Sss
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-29
Hoisted the Flag of the Peace.

HIGHLANDS OF NAvEsINK. n. j., Aug. 20,
The naE Of the Peace Society was noated on
the liberty pole at this place to-day. It was
hoisted In honor OF the recent International
Peace Congress at Antwerp. Belgium.
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WOULD NOT SERVE A RIVAL.
Ex-PoIiceman Gleason Broke HIS
Wife's Arm for Refusing.

COMFY ISLAND. L. l.. Aug. 2s.-Ex-
Policeman Joseph Gleason. who was
charged with breaking his wife Louisa's
arm a week ago, was arrested to-day.
Mrs. Gleason and her husband had a
quarrel and he struck her with chair.
breaking her arm.
Mrs. Gleason said to-day the cause OF
the trouble was that she would not get
dinner for a woman her husband mad
brought to their house.
Gleason was arraigned before Justice
Finnerty and held for trial.
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Supposed to BE a Rosbss.

HILLsDALE. N. j.. Aug. Stony weD
hacker was arrested yesterday In RidgsAs11
Park. He 10 supposed to be implicated IN reb-
berries that have been committed In 0radel sn1
other ensr-by places within the past ~
mon
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sALT-RHEUM; FLESH CRACKED OPEN
AND nLEDi

Mss LoTTIE CLARK, Rtper Falls, Pierce
County, Wtsc0nsin, writes:
1T gives mo pleasure 20 express my faith
In the virtue OF DIR. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery. Having suffered for three years
from salt-rheum, and after having been un-
successfully treated by q good physician, |
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began the use OF
the Discovery
The humor was
In my hands. l
was Obliged to
keep q covering
on them for
IN O n I b 8 at a
time, changing
the verinR
m orning and
night. T b Q
singing, burn
ing and itching
sensation would
be so Int n sc
that at times Il
seemed as IL l
would 20 crazy,
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iren tssthlns is The family bsnsfactor. 2so ~
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Boarders Wanted.

SMALL FAMILY. living in fat, will board y.
spectacle man; home comforts; call. Lynch, ~
10th ave-. cor. saith ST.. all week. al
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Where Are the Mccryst.lss

surt Byrnss has been asked BY r. ". Young
Chief Of the Sioux City police. to End the where
sbouts Of Maggie. Katie. Mary and Lizzie Me
Crystal. They were last heard Of six years ago.
and then lived at 333 East Thirty seventh street
Arizona republican., 1894-06-23
PERSONAL.

Mrs. J. F. Kearney and son went out to the McAllister lanch yesterday to spend few days.
 Ham Light, the successful horticul. turist of the Gila Bend section, has been in the city for several days.
 MT. John s. Anderson, one of the most prosperous farmers in the lower part of the valley, was in town yester- day on business.
 There are registered at the Lemon hotel MT. and Mrs. Goddart, Mrs. V. R. Morris, city; Mrs. Don Harrington, Los Angeles, and Mike Plant.
 E. .. Root of Denver, one of the bond holders of the Phoenix Light and Power company, arrived in town yesterday on business connected with the company.
 Sheriff Murphy yesterday went to Mcdowell accompanied by Henry King and family. Mr. King will remain there during the summer months on account of his health.
 Commercial hotel guests yesterday were E. c. Root, Denver; W. J. Gotten and ". F. Daggett, Jefferson City; W. c. Davis, Golden; o. Burkland, Jack Smith, Hong Kong; s. R. Hixon, San Francisco; Mrs. Kim ball, Miss Kimb ball and Mrs. Mclaughlin, Mesa.
Arizona republican., 1894-06-23
LURED TO DEATH A KentuCkian Poisoned
 by His ParamOur. He Had Basely Deserted His Wife and Family. The MurdereSS Under Arrest
 at Greenville, Tex.
The Discovery of Clandestine
 Lover Tells Against Her.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
 CHENILLE, Tex, June 22.-J. J. Lancaster, new arrival here, died last Sunday under peculiar circumstances, nobody being present but his wife. Physicians, after examining him as to his death, testified at the inquest that he died from poisoning. His wife made conflicting statements at the inquest and she was suspected of having killed her husband.
 The grand jury began Investigating the case and discovered that the woman had been in clandestine correspondence with man named Boiling, in Kentucky. A telegram was received today stating g that Mrs. J. J. Lancaster is now in Paducah. Kentucky, but that the woman passing as Mrs. Lancaster here, is a woman who induced Lancaster to leave Kentucky.
 The telegram ordered the arrest of and detention of all the parties in the case and Mrs. Lancaster was locked up in the county jail. Lancaster WAS a man of considerable means and there is strong chain of circumstantial eYi- dence against his alleged wife.
Arizona republican., 1894-06-23
HUNTING ROBINSON.
The Mexican Cover nment to Ex
 plore TIburon Island.

The Mexican Cover nment to Ex-
 plore TIburon Island.
 Mir. Chevallier, the express messen ger arriving from below yesterday re- ports that on the previous day the Mexican government started out from Guaymas two detachments of soldiers to go to Tiburon island and search for R. E. L. Robinson, the missing cores pondent of the San Francisco Ex- aminer. and his companion. who were reported captured on the island some weeks ago by the Ceris Indians, canni. bals, who occupy it.
 One detachment of fifty men went by steamer and will approach the island from the west side. The other force consists of twenty-five cavalrymen, who will march to the coast opposite Mburon, where the channel is only about one mile wide, and cross over, efecting junction on the island with the force from the steamer. A thor ough search for the missing men will be made.-The Oasis.
Arizona republican., 1894-06-23

tello went away and was at the bar of another resort drinking with some friends when Behan entered and coming up behind him struck him terrific blow with his revolver. Costello fell senseless and lay in that condition for several hours.
 Behan disappeared; warrant was issued yesterday morning for his arrest but he could not be located. Word was sent to Tempe as it was supposed that he might have gone there to take the outbound train last night.
Arizona republican., 1894-06-23
An Irish Bull.

A we'll known and eloquent lawyer in the course of an address yesterday ex- claimed mpassionately and paradox icslly, That mute witness speaks in thunder tonesW Whereupon Jim Rem nie, who was one of the audience, whispered, That reminds me of the Irlshman's method of determining the sex of cattle. Said he, If yez see lot of COWS lavin' down under a tree an wan of thim is standin' up that vans the bull'."
Arizona republican., 1894-06-23

McLister Still Hangs to His Fat Job
 at Canon City.
 DENVER, June Ex-Governor Waite's new penitentiary commissioners re- turned today from Canon City after having tried in vain to get possession of the penitentiary.
 Warden McLister refuses to recognize the new board, and the old commits sioners, who claim their removal by Governor Waite is illegal, intend to hold on to the offices until the courts decide against them.
Arizona republican., 1894-06-23
The Sheriff Won't Wait.

HELENA, Mont, June 22.-Sheriff Conrow of Park county, says ne will hang Robert Anderson alias Fields, today at Livingston unless the respite papers issued by the governor are ID his hands by o'clock.
 The paper did not leave Helena until this afternoon and cannot reach Liv- ingston until o'clock. The sheriff is acting on the advi,e of the county attorney Fields was convicted of the murder of Emanuel Fleming. The deed was cold blooded and public senti- ment at Livingston is with the sheriff and against the governor.
Arizona republican., 1894-06-23
THE INHERITANCE TAX.
It's Constitutionality to Be Tested in
 California Courts.

SAN JOSE, Cal, June 22.-In the su- perior court today the demurrer of the defendant in the suit of Joseph Lotz. county treasurer, against c. E. Goodali, ct al, trustees of Leland Stan ford University, was sustained. This is case in which it was sought to col feet the inheritance tax. The demurrer was sustained on point raised of 6 lack of jurisdiction. A similar demurrer had previously been sustained as to Mrs. Jane Stanford. IL will be appealed to the supreme court to test the con- stitutionality of the inheritance tax law passed by the legislature at its last session.
Arizona republican., 1894-06-23
Agony in the Senate Nearly Over.

WASHINGTON, June 22.-Senators Harris and Aldrich after 8 conference today expressed an opinion that the senate would conclude the consideration of the tariff bill in committee of the whole tomorrow and the bill be ready
Arizona republican., 1894-06-23
BELOW EXPECTATIONS.
Business Has Not Improved as Was
 Promised.

Promised.
 NEW YORK, June 22.-R. G. Dun X Co.'S, Weekly Review of Trade says the week has been rich in promise but poor in production. It was promised that the exports of gold would cease but they have not. It was promised that the end of the coal strike would bring the immediate recovery of industrial activity but the partial resumption of work discloses the comparative scant- mess of the demand for production and the failures during the week are PA in the United States against 273 last year.
Arizona republican., 1894-06-23
COSTELLO KNOCKED OU T.

He and Pete Behan Quarrel About
 a SongStreSS.
 Pete Behan and John Costello had a set-to about l o'lock yesterday morning in Washington street saloon. They had previously had disagreement about song bird at the Reception. Cos
Arizona republican., 1894-06-23
A MURDERER'S RESPITE.
The Sheriff Notified of It's
 Issue.
Declares He will Hang the Mur-
 less He Gets the Papers.
By the Associated Press.


 HELENA, Mont, June 22.-R. A. Fields, who was to have been hanged at Livingston today, was respited by the governor late last night in order that he might have an opportunity to ap- peal to the supreme court. The respite is good until July 6.
Arizona republican., 1894-06-23

For Sale-A span of mules, harnes s and blackboard, all in good condition. Apply at Monihon corral.
Arizona republican., 1894-06-23
GONE TO COXEY.
A Prominent Ohio Democrat fol
 the CommonWealer.

ALLIANCE, O., June 22.-Hon. J. H Lewis, who was with Congressman Ikirt as chief manager in the campaign of two years ago, has caused a political sensation here by endorsing Coxey as g congressional candidate in an interview with 6 local paper and denouncinq Ikirt as unfaithtul. He asserts that many Democrats will support Coxey.
Arizona republican., 1894-06-23
WAITE SHUT OUT.

for return to the house before adjourn ment Tuesday.
Arizona republican., 1894-06-23

Real Estate x Isurance.
Arizona republican., 1894-06-23
Money Loaned on Policies at Q per cent per annum.

Musical Goods.
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81. N,sLoIas Ilus'. E.s,.r Dl...-.

About $50 members Of the ST. Nicholas
Society sat at banquet last night at the Wal
dorf in celebration OF the Paas Festival
ChSuncsy NJ. Depew the President Of the club.
presided. He wore the black Dutch hat srnA-
mentsd with orange ribbons. aud the wide
neck band OF the same color with the silver
hendapt. During "a? banquet quartet from
the MendelssOhn Gles Club rendered Eelec-
tionS. Mr. DepeW delivered a short address
apeSchss were also made by Col Gordon
MeIabe. Cen George H. sharpe. and others
ward h. sAtteIlse. j. 4: Nan WICK T. ROose-
Welt DR.. ~ BeekmAn. H, l. BogeTt George
Santyoord. T. 7, Lane. John B. Pine. Fugans
Van hs3ssslssr = A. Gruikshank. W. T. TuT-
q. Fox, Edward de T. Livingston, John hi
Starib = de 7. Foster Conrad n. Jordan. aud
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TO BE A DIPLOMATS WIFE.
MISS ELTERsoN VIII WE'D NJ PATE
NOTRE TO-DAY.

TIE Ambassador r. O-- 90 ths Cisv.rss'
Mss ~ eve Freseh Dtpieu,stie Service
ard STE FriSuss Say thrt ne VIII 0us
Day ne the Prestsent or the RepubIte.
Miss Eleanor Louise Eivsrson Of Philadsl-
phis. who IL TO be married to-day in Washing
ton 10 NJ. Jules Patsnotrs. the French Ambas-
sador Ia the fourth American girl to become
the wife Of aforeiRn diplomat. The other thrse
are Doha Matias Romero Robledo. wife Of the
Mexican Minister: ssnhora Salvador de Men
donca. wife Of the Brazilian Minister. and
Doha Horatio Guzman. wife ofthe NlcaraRuan
Minister An odd coincidence IL that all these
ladies are OF Philadelphia. with the exception
of ssnhors de Mehdoncs who Is q native Of
Augusta, Me.
The present marriage IL. without any doubt
love match. in spite OF the fact that the
father OF the bride at first made some obiec-
tlons to the engagement He finally consent
ed however. for NJ Patsnotrs has consider
able fortune and takes his wife without .
" dot"
NJ Patsnotre IL at present in the forefront OF
the French diplomatic corps. He Is the young
est OF their ambassadors. and many French
men believe that he will eventually become
President OF the French republic. He 10 .
young man, being but As years old.
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ss..tor CaIqrIt,s s.se.s.sr.

WASHINGTON. March 2d-Ths term Of Mr.. Coll
quit as Senator OF the United States from
Georgia began March 4. 1883. and would
have ended March a. 1895 that being the
close OF his second term. Gov. Northern will
be called upon to al the vacancy by appoint-
msnt. ana OF course the successor 10 tbs
vacancy will he Democrat The Legislature
o. Georgia will meet In the fall and at that
time new senator would have to lie slectsd
70 ~ OUT the remainder Of the vacancy and
lor the new term that will begin next March.
Inc name OF Speaker Crisp aud RsprassntA-
candidates although neither OF them
nave announced themselves as such. There hi
no doupt however that Mr.. TuFusr's name
VII De presented 70 the Legislature when that
p2dy meets 10 the autumn II Is also pToba-
PIE that Speaker Crisp will cOntsat for ths
ssnAtoEshlP II any considerable NUM- her Of his
friends 10 the state desire to bring him for
MArd The Speaker and late Senator USrs
NE long lrisnds. and 1t IL thought the IattSrs
S1ns snts maj desire 70 see his mantle fail
vigorous campaign IN his behalf
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After leaving the university n. Patenotre
travelled In Algeria. Egypt. and Asia Minor.
and on bis return he entered the diploma ito
corps. In 1872 NJ. de Reinusat. Minister
Of FOREIGN Affairs, made him secretar,
S.'os sae.r &h.s have Ferry 4g''; ;., ms,sy
Go sh fS 81. Ro P.
npotrs, although still in his tyentiee. was N ade
again in 1878 at PekinR.
On bis return from China N. Patenotre
making the tour Of the earth. as he had passed
through India and Siam when outward bound.
few months later he was sent as Minister to
:, He had not been there long before Jules
stR oSer the war Ia
sentative Of the French to Pekins. and he
slhe his own political Views. He dec ded on
ratenotre. and on Sept. Z. 1883. made him
On his way 70 Peking NJ. P.tenotre stopped
IN Imam "a and de- concluded The treaty Of Hue
the signing Of the treaty OF Tien -Tsin. which
ended the Tonkin wsr. and after tina, he was
ss r to the rank Of h% nS sSr ago he was
170 stfse %d%Ts Portse ssi ioFSsr rest e.
dence: and Il is one Of the most beautiful Of all
the ialenOtTo Is n cOnnOleeeur IL
m alters OF art. and he has collected in his
many years q, travel quantity ~ curious and
beautiful rellcs These are artistically dis
posed about the many salons Of the legation
with French taste and appreciation.
NJ Pat.no're has made himself extremely
popular during his residence in Washington.
He isa talented man; an accomplished linRuist.
clever story, teller. and q good fellow.
In spite OF his many years OF absence
from home he stlll retains an Intense
interest 10 French politics A pupil of Jules
Ferry. he has adopted tho advanced views of
that states ma n the accom- p shment Of which
would realize the two favorite projects OF his
preceptor-a triple alliance Of France. Russia
and Germany. and the expansion OF the French
colonies. He l!eyes that the peace o. Europe
conld be assured by such an alliance. which
would settle for all time the map Of the Old
World This political idea Is said to be
Frenchmen hope that Patenotre. before many
years have elapsed will be able to show to his
countrymen that this union. and not war Is
Z he sure road to greatness for France Many
Erenchmen. too. believe that when Cardinal
Gibbons makes Miss Elverson the wife OF nj
Pntenotrs he will he blessing the future
mistress of the Paiais de rElysee- French
Wlito House
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OBITUARY.

Ex-Polics Captain Henry Hedden died sud
denly last night at his residence. POI West
Sixteenth street. from the bursting OF blood
vessel. Capt. Hedden was born In Catharins
street In 1927 and Joined the police force on
June III. 1857. He was first assigned to the
old Seventeenth precinct. the station house OF
which was at ~ First avenue He was made
Sergeant In 1859 and Captain in December.
1863 While a Sergeant at the City Hall station
Capt Heddsn disting uished himself by
breaking up gang OF swindleTs who
robbed Immigrants. Some time after
ward while In command OF the Hf-
OF Detective Sergeant Philip Reilly solved the
celebrated Binghamton murder case by arrest
ing and securi ing the conviction OF one Rnlofr
for the murder OF a dry goods clerk. Can't
Hedden also fsrreted out the mysterious muir
der OF Jewish peddler in Lydig's " Gods near
fremont. Can't. Hsdden, with several other
Captains, Inspector Dilks and about sixty
sioners on June "a. 1887 under the old law
limiting the age Of service to 80 years Had
den ana others appealed to the courts but the
action OF the Commissioners was sustained
children.
Horatio Washington. one Of the pioneer coal
dealers In New England. died IN Boston on
SUNDAY aged %, Mr. Wellington was promi.
nent IN Republican politics. and had repre-
sentsd that party In the Boston Board OF Al
dermsn and both branches Of the Legislature.
:, Col John Peavey, for iity years a resident OF
Battle Greek. Mich. died there YestsrdSy
morning. He was 30 years Of age. lie was At
one time a member OF the Massachusetts
Legislature.
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His Vsrsioa OF the Iasidsst that Caused HIs
Arrest In Crat-aI Park

His Vsrsioa OF the Iasldsst that Canned His
Arrest Ia Crat-sI Park.
The man who was arrested In Central Park
on Saturday afternoon. on complaint OF Mrs.
Ryan OF 7ol Park avenue. the wife Of q Park
policeman. was identified Yesterday lie is
Anthony b. Voorhees,. son Of Charles II. yeor.
hess, . physician OF New Brunswick, and Is
the correspondents clsrk at the .GaIlatIn
National Bank OF 30 Wall street. He lives with
his wife and child at New Brunswick. When
arrested voorhees, gave the name OF Abraham
Yandsrvssr.
Mrs. Ryan testified In the Police Court on
Sunday that she was passing through the
Park carrying her husbands dinner. and sc-
compAnied by her two children, when Yoor-
hees insultsd her She tried to avoid him but
he persisted. and then she caused the mans
arrest Voorhees, 10 under 81, 600 bail for trial
In Special Sessions. That amount In cash was
deposited at the City Cham bsrlain's ONCE yes
,erdaI afternoon. and the prisoner was re-
Voorhees, says the case is one Of attann,ad
bIackmsil. and that he is not guilty. He saws
he told his wife on Saturday that he would rs-
main In town 10 see the circus parade and he
lleylaE that they were going TO remove some
otthe AMI mails from the Park IN snageris before
the parade, he went there to see the transfer
was an Improbable one. because In addition
70 her children there wsrs many persons in-
Guiding two policemen. In full view at the
time she alleges he approached her. Voorhees,
has been with the GAllatin Bank nine years
&C has always borne a good reputation. He
Brunswick. and Is well known in social circles