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The evening world., 1894-01-09
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MAYOR SANFORD IN A ROW..
One Of His Excise Commissioners
Refuses to Resign.
Mr.. Cassidy Causes Trouble In the
Reform Camp.

LONG ISLAND CITY. l.. l., Jan. o.
There is u split In the Sanford Admins
tratlon over IL disagreement in the Ex-
else Board. Up to Jan. ! the Board con-
sisted OF Joseph Cassidy. Michael II.
Mitchell and Carl Lankow. At the re-
cent election Cassidy was elected Alder
man OF the Second Ward. He ran as an
Independent Democrat. lie took his
seat with the Board Of Aldermen when
that body convened on Jan. l..
ON that date Mayor Sanford called
Cassidy INFO his office and told him he
must resign his place as Treasurer OF
the Excise Board. Cassidy said he
would II he was allowed to name his sue
cessor. Mayor Sanford told him he al
ready had promised Cassidy's place to
Edward Roche, OF Dlissviile. Cassidy
said that Roche was an enemy of his.
and that he would not resign then under
any circumstances.
Mayor Sanford. without officially mott
flying Cassidy, II is said. appointed Roche
In his place, LAST night me Hoard %
had elected Roche Treasurer OF the
board before Cassidy had arrived. Nneii
Cassidy reached the roonis OF the board
hr demanded lrcugnitiun, but inis Was
refused hi!G. President Mitchell. VI the
i!onr,l, t"ld him that Mayor SANFORD hai
told IhrIE to recognize Roche and not
hI,a.
TINS morning cassidy. as Treasurer
% the Excise Board. vlsirsI city Trrls-
ur-r ElrCk~rnn ana turned over To ilni
some money hr had received FOR LICENSES.
Birckwcnn gave Cassidy II receipt as
Treasurer Of the iSOIrd.
Ne ON. tut Corporation 'ounsel stew
ara s.u-S with Mayor Sanford, ana the
roSt uf Ia" u%ITicidI- are with cassidy, IL
IL said. Thu result IL there are now four
Commissioner and tSU treaSurrIs.
,uIrr the Jaw. ii is alleged. Cassidy
could rot be removed. and his term
would last as long as the term % the
Mayor who appuinirl hlrA. lie could
only rr removed on charges, which
would Euyr Ia be made before IA supreme
court JU,iE", and then the papers wuuid
Ir seat II the Governor.
The evening world., 1894-01-09
IN BROOKLYN PLAYHOUSES.I
"a Trip to Mars" ga Temperance
Town" and Other PLAYS,

A crowded house saw the Messrs. Ro.
scnfeld's Liliputians take their "Trip to
Mars" at the Amphion last night. and
that the frolics of the merry midgets
were highly appreciated was evident from
the applause which rang out unceasing-
ly. The fact that the dialogue Is not
carried on in the English language did
not in the least tend to maj the enter
tainment. "A Trip TO Mars" is full Of
action and easily understood. The pic
turcsque scenery furnished a spirited
background for well-drilled forces. ar
tisticaliy costuned, The little folks
were at their best. and the ballets were
danced better. The flying heads and the
magic cabinet alb caught the fancy OF
the audience. "A Trip TO Mars" contln-
ues through the week.
PARK THEATRE.
~ Temperance Town." Charles H.
lIoyt's latest comedy. was given Its frat
n.srfornapce in Brooklyn at the Park
lion laws Of Vermont. It's story was
Well told. and the large audience was
GeDrse "'" Eisha fSss'Dn hSsen 1e 'a casnasiii
and G"orsr Ohrr supplied the fun. .Ex-
cellent work Mas done by Richard J.
pi'lCn; ", II; IgrrIs, Iaroline M!ss s
iaAil's N'Nh az -''AA " 'S'N
p"rarce Town" will be performed this
afternoon. the receipts to be given to
the poor OF brooklyn. x
GEAND OPERA-HOUSE.
Charles 7. Ellis. sang several. new
ones, IN his latest version of Count
Casper" which was brought out at the
Grand Opera House last night. The
piece has been much improved since fe
was last seen in Brooklyn, and Mr.. Ellis
and his company are given a better OPP
H%@artuni,y for the display OF their talents.
The Swedish Ladies Quartet was q
pleasing feature of the performances.
COLUMBIA THEATRE.
"Aristocracy" began the last half Of its
engagement at the Columbia last night
There Were no changes In the cast
md the Original scenery was displayed;
Next week William Gillette VIII present
The Private Secretary
BIJOU THEATRE.
"Tha Bottom of The Sea" was the
play that was performed at the BiJou
Theatre last evening, but the big audi
parcntly drawn thither by the announce
ment that Jack Dempsey. would box
with Denny CostiSan. The two pugilists
were given n warm welcome, and In
return they entertained their auditors
with a rafting go
GAYETY THEATRE.
Helene Mora, the female baritone. was
the principal attraction at the Gayety
T heat re, last Ssr nis ibc A Aaneffos oth sasx, Snc
Jessica, dancer: Fake and Sermons.
Hayden ana Hctherington. j.. W. Whalen
and the Rays.
LEE AVENUE ACADEMY.
Clarence Handysides and Theodore
Hamilton appeared at the Lee Ayeuue
Academy in "Unknown.'
THE CASINO.
Al Huber 6 Gebhardt's Casino enter
tainment was furnished by Ward and
Lynch, comedians; Spencer n Quigg,
acrobats; A.. o. Babel the cowboy
pianist; Lila Triu'%. Louise Dempsey,
Minnie Schult am other vocalists,
EMPTY THEATRE.
my Jack Mas produced at the EN-
pire Theatre last evening. The melo-
drama was staged With picturesque
scenery, and the characters were IN the
hands OF competent persons.
'~Nt5y-yTY THEATRE.
.shs" was ,sn slvei at the Noveity
Theatre last mkt A. u. Pearson's COM
p~rsssEtefr In a satisfactory man
nef. ~
The evening world., 1894-01-09
MRS. WORAM'S WRIT DISMISSED.
Her Daughter Has Left the Custody
of the Gerry Society.

An attempt was made this morning by
the parents of Elizabeth j. Woram. the
tifteen-year-old girl. who has been in the
custody of the Gerry Society. 10 get pos
session OF her by means Of u writ Of ha-
beas corpus.
The mother. Hilah II. Woram. who IL
the wife of Charles Worain. n member OF
the police force, has been twice tried for
completely with Harry Bentley in the
alleged abduction of her W daughter.
Both times the jury were Unable to
agree.
The girl left the Society's care two
days ago., and went to live with her
aunt, Mrs. Thorpe, in Brooklyn. The
writ was returnable to-day before jus
tice Lawrence, in Supreme Court. Cham
bers. and was directed against the So
ciety for the Prevention Of Cruelty to
Children.
Commodore Gerry was In court, and
after a consultation with Lawyer Purdy,
who represented the parents. the writ
was dismissed by consent.
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DISCUSSED WITHDRAWAL.
hut DIR. NrigGs Says II WINS Merely
mn Informal Meeting.

DIR. Charles A.. Briggs, when asked at
the Union Theological Seminary this
morning whether the withdrawal of
Union and ane seminaries has been dis
cuSsed at a meeting OF friends at his
house last night, affected to treat the
matter lightly. He would not deny that
the a~dvisabiiity OF such n movement
had been under infromal consideration
but said nothing had been accomplished.
1T was merely II meeting OF my
friends, called to meet DR.. Smith, of
Lane Theological Seminary, who Is stay
ing with me-"
"Dr. Smith was recently suspended by
the General Assembly fur heterodox
uttcrances. Was that not discusaed?'
"If 1t was 1t was in the privacy of my
home, and does not concern the public
When asked about the voice that had
tioated out Of the meeting announcing
that II and Union seminaries might
withdraw from the General Assembly,
DR.. Briggs said:
''The reporter must have had better
ears han mine, for / did not hear it,
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Wire NcMs In nrIrf.

col James IIolirgsworth, . Louisiana. political
leader. 10 dead at shreveport asei ~S'1ty-nNo yeas
Br. j. II. blle. Of Mon;gorn"ry Ala, 'om-
mitteI suicide in The hath room Of his residence
last evening
Fire at Fort Meade. TIA, ycstcrlln DESTROYED
the grocer and hardware store OF T. F. H"ndry
Los'. $4,000.
sherman Wagner shot and Instantly Killed
shc refused to live with him.
Or. GEORGE Center. a physician. yesterday
committed suicide At his home on Cedar 're'"'
siN miles from Jacksonville. Fla.
The UI,on racin. passenger train known as
tn, Denver Flyer war wrecked Al CLARKE f.,
Nc5, Three passengers were slightly hurt,
The proposed Sue q bonds to thn amount o.
vote Of the citizens o, that cIiy on fch. -.
Inc 81 Paul passenger traia on tSo North.
western road wss Wrecked YESTERDAY ~ MI ouri
vsliev. Mr.. 4. Il. "cnstcr, OF omaha, was
kNieI
between 500 rni COO employee Of the CinrIn-
nati Barhcd-Wire Fence COMPANY 1T Paramount,
o, struck yesterday on account OF a reduction
in was's.
TIE furniture plant Of the Halsted Manufae.
turing Company, NJ ShcboyGan, hi,h. was 1t
stroycd b. Hrc last evening. The ios' - cs'i-
mated al $4,000. lnsuran' amounts 10 about
t5O 900.
John h. Montague, Insurance agent and Presl-
Gent OF n" Merchants and %Planirrs' Saving
assignment at Richmond, Va. Yesterday. LA
Jiilues. $50, soGi asSets, s37,G47.
The English locomotive James Tolemann VIII
haul a passenger train tomorrow over the 81,
Paul Toad from Milwaukee to Chicago. Nester-
dsy the Tol,mnnn dreS a freight train Of tgcaty-
ore ears, representing a load az 700 toGs, 10
Chicago N less than Two hours.
Tao Cotton States and International ENposl-
ton Company effected . permanent organization
At Atlanta. Ca, %elcctinE the FOLLOWING officers:
President. W. 4. lIcmDhili: First Vice President,
W. u Grant, Second Nice-Prcsident, W. Il,
Bullock: Secretary, II. II. CabaniEs; Treasurer,
Anton kon.z; Direetor-Gensral. Howard Palmer;
llsh; Chairman Finance Connittss. & N. In
naA.
The evening world., 1894-01-09
WILLIE M'NEAL MISSING.
Police Looking for IL Six-Yenr-Old
Brooklyn BOY.

A general alarm was sent out this
morning by the Brooklyn police for six
ycar-old Willie McNeal, of l52 Twenty
fourth street. Last Thursday his moth
er, Mrs. rillie McNeul, sent him to a
store 10 buy soma lard. The youngster
did not return home.
His mother waited until this morn
Ing for him to return. and then notified
the police. The police learned that the
10y visited a grocery IN the neighbour
hood, bought the lard ard started towards
his home. That was the last time that
he was seen.
He is tal' and fair. with light hair and
blue eyes. and wore a blue cap, trimmed
with ;,old braid. light overcOat, black
stockings and gaiters.
The evening world., 1894-01-09
JUSTICE ROESCH TO MARRY.
His Wedding with Miss Lederle Will
Take Place Tonight.

The marriage OF Civil Justice George
+. Roesch. of the Fourth judicial District
Court, and Miss Frances A.. Lederle,
daughter OF F. A. Leiorle. the well-known
Bowery merchant and wealthy east-side
property-owner, will be celebrated by
Michael's Roman Catholic Church, Flush
ing, l.. l., at I o'clock tonight, at the
residence OF the brides parents, 2O5 East
Tenth street.
The maid Of honor Is to be Miss Lillian
y. Thompson. and the groomsfnan, eX-
Speaker Willian n. Sulzer.
After the ceremony the couple Will hold
q reception at the Metropolitan Hotel.
Prince street and Broadway, from 8 to
10 O'Clock. They will leave tomorrow
for n two weeks honeymoon in the
South
The evening world., 1894-01-09
CARS JUMP THE TRACK.
4 brakeman Hurt and TrnMc De-
InIcd on the Pennsylvania Nond

NEW BRUNSWICK, y. j.. Jan, p
\ disastrous freight wreck occurred on
the Pennsylvania road east of Franklin
Park station AT T.. ~ O'Clock this morn
Ing. Engine No. l4j. the largest IN n"
division. was drawing a train Of sixty
liv- empty frcieht cars.
Two front ears Jumped the rail- and
several cars We're piled up on the t~rarl.-.
\ dozrn more ears We're de:hil"l. Tn
debris caught i've. ana ten cars Were
burned.
A brakeman named Iiorv Was badly
Injured, but will recover, Tracks Nos.
:! and were blocked fDI six hours. TN"
passenger service was bHdlS cliuplrI
between Trenton and Sew YORK.
The evening world., 1894-01-09
Hound About Town.

on the rnH9laiat Of Harris Levy. a tailor, Of
80 Madison street, Louis pemond. twenty-five
Years ulu. Of III Norfolk street, WAS held for
t,I.i Ia EssvN MARKET Police Court to-day,
Pauline Sulkin. Of FOL EldrdLe street, was the
complainant against her htteen-y year. old son. Ru-
doli IN the EsseN Market Police Court to-day.
shc accused him of running away from home oid
OF Assorlatlns vita bad characters, Justice Koch
sentenced the boy TO the House OF Refuge.
Maggie stewart, clghteen sears cid, OF IS Mem
roc street. was hold for trial on n charge OF as
~sAultlng Jennie HuckrTmln, OF the sABu address.
hy Justice Koch In the Essex Market Poi'ce Court
to-day the complainant says that Mrs. Ste
wants struck her with a broom handle when
she reminded the latter that II was her turn TO
scrub the stairs and the ailway Mrs. Fucker
man says she sustained a scalp wound. Mrs
The evening world., 1894-01-09
FATHER CORRIGAN is BETTER
DIR. Chnvnrt Believes that the IiO-
bOkcn Priest VIII Recover.

1t was supposed at midnight that the
Rev. Father Corrigan would die before
morning. but this morning DIR. Chavart.
is In constant attendance upon the
venerable priest. reported his patient to
be very much improved. Dr. Chavart
says he now believes Father Cnrrigan will
recover.
lie has been III with pneumonia in
hubokrn for over a week. Bishop Wig
ger called upon him yesterday, and re-
manned at his beside for some time. Al
though the relations between the priest
md the Bishop have been strained, tn
meeting wa SO cordial that 1t Is hoped
that If Father corrigan recovers Their"
may be II better understanding between
the two. At last accounts Father Cor
rigan was resting easily.
The evening world., 1894-01-09
PUT TO FLIGHT

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The evening world., 1894-01-09
THOUGHT MATT HIS SON.
William scbuster's Father he
Heved lie HID Returned to Life.

NEWARK, y. j., Jan. Civilian
Malz, twentv years old. living on Pros
pect place. was arrested last night on
the charge Of being somebody else.
The person who caused his ares: said
that Matz was William Schuster, who
was drowned six months ago In the
Hackensack River. Since then william
has been reported alive in several place
Schuster's parents called at the police
station last night, and though ad-
hitting that Matz bore a strong re,
ssmblance 10 heir loHS-lost son. said
that il was a case OF mistaken IDENTITY.
SChuster's father. who Is almost blind.
insisted that Matz was his son. Matzs
relatives finally claimed their own and
settled the matter.
The evening world., 1894-01-09
IS He BROOKLYN'S F|REBUG :?
Joseph Ardizone Apparently Has
a Mania for Blazes.
Arrested While Acting Susplciously
Early This Morning.

The Brooklyn police believe that they
have at last discovered the author OF "A
number of incendiary fires which have
occupied the attention of the Fire De-
partment during the past six weeks.
At an early hou this morning n young
man. who says hn Is Joseph Ardi2one.
t~wenty-one years Did, and who Is I'M
able to give the police his correct ad-
dress. was arrested on a charge Of va
grancy. His queer actions, incoherent
ak and partial admissions that he set
fire to several places have set the police
to investigating his past history. There
is no doubt that the prisoner is insane.
Shortly after 10 o'clock this morning
Policeman Charles A.. Gully. of the
Adams street station, saw the young
man pacing rapidly around the block In
which are located the Court House, Hall
of Records. Police Headquarters. Poly
technlc institute and other buildings.
A half hour later the officer saw the
man cross Court Suare. After looking
around, lie began fumbling with the lock
of a door of II fiat house opposite the
Hall of Records. The officer watched
him awhile and then concluded to arrest
nm. men tHe polCtiiltn h''osl'i MIN
for an explanation the only reply the
man made
"One, two, three. four.-Monday, Tues
day. Wednesday, Saturday,-Three four.
five engines"
The prisoner was taken to the sta
~tlon-house and questioned. Ills mind
continually dwelt upon the subject of
fires. and hen Capt. Campbell asked
him about the fire at Court and Pacific
street.. "'~ few Weeks ar". the n]r,sonar
said;
.ob yes I know all ahnut II sow
,non ,ho rrn osco. r,n. ,,, Ty
'hoHi On 'He "'' ea'"f'A '""'' NV ON
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES yes,'
The prisoner also admitted knowlAdgr
.,na, r,., IT, u.as I,,L., ,n
Oh several "'',r ,Ir""' i'' was 'o'N"u up
in . coll. lie had nothing IN his pockets
.xceu, T, lunch OF k.vs. and these were
., ~, 90, ..,,b, . 80,
"heh ne was hro''sh' out 'HiS
morning.
Artiynun v,s t,l,en tn pn,Ire Ho.I-
o,,r,ars ,bi. ,nornIn. ,rd an t,s roIirs
quarters ms "lo'h'hS' a'u All |'e ponce
captains looked at him. hut non" could
remember having seen him before.
H''er penn lho'osfAl',rn ne was
Walsh sent him TO inil for a week.
W@aryhi,c III" mo,,cs wm invas,i.o,n NJ,
antecclents, and the Charities Commits
slunrrs will have him examined TO asccr-
lain hi. nan,,I onnd,,I,m
ain hi' "'eH'"t Coilu'''o"'
Ther, was u slight fire last night
und,r n stairway attaining Iohn II
rnat,,. 'Iu,,, .,nra 90, Da,,,, .rsa, nh,
CRAFTS dfuE store sol court street IN"
,xtinguished by her husband.
,,.If.,no ,.n.n ,sL.I .h,,,, "a, r,.
The evening world., 1894-01-09
WASHINGTON GREYS' ELECTION.
TnN 'ommis.iouer james W. Com
uo,I, fade President.

TUN COMMISSIONING James " Connolly
has urr.l elected Pres.Ieat OF the Vet
cram Asso iatiOn Of the washington
Grrys,' and Can't. Thomas swans and
= l.. PrEtz. First and Second Vice
pres.d.n1s, respectively.
I'M election was held at the armory,
At Pdrh ayonu" and N.nety-fuutth street,
last night, Commander Henry Claun-
yry delivered an address.
The evening world., 1894-01-09
INJURED IN A BRIDGE CAR.
Mrs. Annie Dillon Ha Brought Suit
for $4,000 Damages.

Mrs. Annie Dillon this morning brought
suit for $4,000 personal damages, in the
Supreme Court, Brooklyn, against the
Trustees of the Brooklyn Bridge.
She testified that while coming from
New York on one Of the bridge cars on
May ., 1892, she was thrown from her
feet by an engine coupling with the train
after it had stopped. She had her baby
in her arms. Her leg was broken.
The evening world., 1894-01-09
PEIXOTO M IN PARIS.
French Capital Hears that Brnzlrs
President Has Resigned.
(By Associated Press,)

II 'VVTHFV FFF"7TT
PARIS, jan. "A cablegram received
here to-day from Rio de Janeiro. says
that President PeiXoto of Brazil has
resigned.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 9.-Senor Men
donca. the Brazilian Minister. has no
information which would bear out the
despatch received in Paris from Rio de
Laneiro that President PeiNoto has re-
signed.
at is possible said the Minister In
credulously, "as the President is free to
resign IL he cares to. but l do not con-
slider it probable. My President Is not
of the ~resigning kind"
The State and Navy Departments are
also without information respecting the
report.
LONDON. Jan. 9.-The brazilian Min
lister In this city denies that President
PeiHoto has resigned.
The evening world., 1894-01-09
An Epticptic Musician.

Johl M.rullarA, 4 Uusl. t.u, fort. rhr'" Years
old, u 80 East Thirt"-'ourrE street. VAS fuIod
At F1r.y second street mi Thi-I aNrnur to-iI,
surruGg from ]eptl"psF and a..phr'. n lie was
removed in an amhD,ln.. 90 H.ll..uo Hospital
The man Who va. found a. rson', .n-. onG street
and TEirL avenue ~frHir'Ia u..uH. .Dg~ Pom
epilepsy, was recognized At l,lir,us to-day a. q
junau an namci u4ul,! IinurE.n.
The evening world., 1894-01-09
SUICIDE IN A CELL.
Justus TiCcnirauch Hangs Himself
by Ills S~uspcndcrs.

Justus Ticcnirauch, n prisoner in the
Sixth Precinct station, Jersey City, COM
mltted suicide in his cell last night.
lie was a German, and kept a grocery
store at 53G Central enu lie was ar
rested on Il charge Of diSordarly conduct
preferred by his wife, Annie, and when
Ia ken to the station was on the verge
OF delirium tremens
At . O'Clock last night he was discov-
cred by Policeman Gehrang hanging In
his cell by his suspenders. lie was
quickly cut down. but life was extinct.
The body was removed to the Morgue.
The evening world., 1894-01-09
She Wants $15, 600 Damages.

The trial Of the suit OF Annie E. Sweeney for
$l5. 900 personal damages against the BROOKLYN
city Railroad COMPANY was continued before
Judge Clement in the city Court. BROOKLYN ms
morning. The plaintiff testified that on June 20
1893. while n passenger on one o. the toinpanys
ears on Gates avenue the car cOllidei with n
truck. The shaft OF the truck was jammed
through the side Of the ear and struck the plain
tin In the back. causing internal injuries.
The evening world., 1894-01-09
An Old Woman Drops Dead.

NEWARK, n. j., Jan. 9.-At . O'Clock this
morning an unknown woman. about seventy years
OF age, dropped dead In the Faith Home for Feeble
Women. on shlpman and Court streets. Yesterday
ai.eihoon the woman applied for aid, and was
this morning she was stricken with hcort disease
County Physician Elliott was notified, and had the
body removed to Mullins's morgue.
The evening world., 1894-01-09
BOTH ASK FOR DIVORCES.
And Mrs. Halsted Wants AN Adj
ditiOnal Counsel Fee.

Sarah IIalsted, who IL being sued for
an absolute divorce by her husband,
Charles II. IIalsted. asked Judge DAILY,
in Common Pleas. to-day Tor 500 add
tiunal counse fee.
she is bringing n similar suit against
him, and says he has an income OF
SIS. 600 "a year. The Court has already al
lowed her $500. Decision was reserved.
The evening world., 1894-01-09

stephen Buchus was a prisoner In Justice Nc
ponuelrs court, H. Jersey city, this morning.
chorgcd with irving In strike Meyer Grrss, a. i3i
Norris street. with n chair. The night took place
last nignt. and GrusI claims he would have been
murdered bat fer the Intervention Of his young
daughter. who rushed TO HIS assistance and beat
OF Buchus. The latter ives held for trial,
The evening world., 1894-01-09

VD5 NssUCTHIVI TTtsHT
r FALLS. NJ. V. Jan. 9-Ex.State SEN
Itor W. w. Rockwell died at his residence here
I $50 A. NJ to-day. aged sixty nine, lie Was
lected Assemblyman from Saratoga County in
IS4S and Senator in 1877. and again in 1879. lie
held the ONCE OF Internal Revenue Collector dur
ng Grants first term. lie had acted as Post
master here for four years, and his warrant would
have eXDired Ian. IL
The evening world., 1894-01-09
HER LOVER WAS FAITHLESS.
SO Rosie Bravarman Is Going to Sue
Him for Damages.

Rosie Bravarman, who lives at PIT
Broome street. says that Samuel Phil
lips, a Cloakmaker, Of $50 Broadway. de-
ceived her under promise OF marriage.
and she is going TO sue him for damages.
Judge Dugro, of tho superior Court.
to-day appointed Henry q. Blrchneli as
her guardian al Item. She II nineteen
Neara Old and was born IN kiOv. RUSSIA.
The evening world., 1894-01-09

Andrew Johnson. a hoatman. t05,y sis years
old. VINO hal been onploye ed On the steam lgh'",
AlssrA at the foot D., SIKH street. Hob k,a.
was found dead In his hunk al 9 u'rirL 'aIs
morning by cJpl. Weston. Heart d.rL-r b.
suppoEri II LaSr caused his death Coroner
VulK took barge ~ the body.
The evening world., 1894-01-09
Drink Caused Her Death.

Rachel German. forty-eight years old, OF 326
Tenth avenue. died to-day in the alcoholic ward
In Bellevue Hospital. Her death resulted from
de!irium tremens. She was removed 10 the hos
pital from her home last Friday, suffering from
a fractured leg. While delirious from drink she
luthpeu out Ct he'd and her left foot turned under
her toes breaking the limb.
The evening world., 1894-01-09

Argument on the drmrrrcrs q the four iutirt-
mcnts AEalast Police Capt, William :, D%rvery.
which wcru to have bcCa heard before Recorder
day. WAS postponed al the request OF Col. 4. &.
James. counsel for Capt, DeNery, on the plea
that no was engaged in the Austin case now on
Trial IN the Supreme Court
The evening world., 1894-01-09
Died In Her Nincty-FIrth Year.

MOUNT VERNON. n. Y, Jan. 9.-Mrs. Mary
Collins the widow Of Henry D. Collins. who
was in her nlnety-Gf,h yea when she died last
Sunday. VIII be buried this evening. she was
the grandmother Of the late Judge William H.
Collins, and also Of tho wife OF city Treasurer
Clarence s. McClellnnd.