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The evening world., 1894-05-23
WOLF A LIAR.
Contractor Dryer Scores the Ar
ohitect Before the Park Board.
There Was a Lively Little Row in
Which All Took Part.
Plans for Two Speedway Sidewalks
Reluctantly Approved.

The celebrated Dwyer case, which has
been before the Park Board for three
months past. was rehearsed again to-day,
and the resul, was n row IN which ,ho
lie uos nassn, ~, :, 49, "sn Wv
told everybody what he thought abou,
everybody else.
Tho ROW Voc ,,o o, A..
nr,a u ou'sruw'n Oh a u's-
pute between Contractor Thomas Dwyer
and Architect Wolf. of the M~etropo,itan
Museum ~ A., WI -. a. 49,.
'N - Won says u nue. 'ha'
Dwyer built Is defective, and refuses to
SAYS he followed Wolrs instructions ana
-" " "o's i"s,Iuculons' ana
II there Is any defect 1t is VOLTS fault.
To-day Dwyer appeared represented
who told the Commissioners that their
action in delaying settlement was out
n.hto. ana naue similar remarks
which prompted commissioner Straus to
say That Justice O'Gorman didn't know
his business.
ouoe norman retorted that Mr..
straus didn't know what he was talk
ing about.
amended his remark by saying that he
meant Mr.. O'Gorman didn't know az
much about the present case ns tha
Board did. ' an 'he
Dryers claim Is FOR sl5 Ono us oyorod
to take $40, 900 and leave The b,I,nna q,
a guarantee that he xo,ld n,aLa ~ az
uuired alter,tinns I, "ouu liam tne re-
be at fault, " was p'o'eu u
While this scene was t,L,,r ,,,,.
between O'Gorman and sfraS p a
DIVER was giyinu ran St[aus Mr;
some points on hvdrnstatirs arn,,"I
Wolf broke in. and nm exciti,. 1870 ~.
at arms took nlace hetn,aan pas'aSI
Wolf, the latter anpea rine 70 hhm'vl IN
to talk about nnvtbing re tbor m,hans
swer direct Questions hoo rin Ia VI.
subject. "e oh 'he
Finally. Mr.. Dwver s,a,Lo, :.
the architect sho"oIIe s'aiheu over &c
nose, and sbo,,tad. nyn,S l's' unuer NJ
what Won are: a liar. AZ a,aTT' MAJ
he turned on HE eu neari net
Board-room shomtI,g os al Iei' rht
courts will settle thIs " "e III So Inc
DIVERS threat bod r.
Board decided 70 smst ' eiiecI; IN
and ordered DIVER TO fsniinass AVENUES hIs
tract ACCORDING ~ s,eo, hnisn ms con
ten davs WA pvnL,Ga.lon Wl,nli
to the satisfa ction ~o[K hSs oeen noh'
paid, Wolf sstimatad nhoii NJ VII ~
Additional u,ort &c - IN .ostol I'M
President CI,nso n III uo' sooo.
ed Sneedwoy nIan. - Wy ,ne amend
..Thera lie s.'eWHIhs.
approve thew " 81 " H. we mus
TIT will coo, S,eo ono 80 -u,
sno,i tha cnon Ia Sieo:ooo more ana WI
land IL 7 couid AZ auueu Mt. Straus
against the nians any soou oy Votin
The evening world., 1894-05-23
OLEO ON LONG ISLAND.
Mnsquernded rs Butter. and Mine
Host RoRers Must Explain.

EASTPoRT. L. l.. May BE. w.
Penney, a storekeeper OF this place. and
Harrison ]. Rogers. proprietor OF the
Bayside Hotel. were arrested last night
by Sheriff Miracle and taken before JUS
tice Hyman. OF Patchogue.
The complaint against Mr.. Penney Is
that he sold oleomargarine. and Mr..
Rogers is accused OF serving up the
stuf as butter. Mr.. Penney says he
sold II as oleomargarine while acting as
agent for Armour & Co., Of Chicago,
and In the original packages. These
packages are stamped "Butterine."
Justice Hyman released both Penney
and Rogers on their own recogniZance
until Tuesday next for nomination.
The evening world., 1894-05-23
YOUNG PARKE NOT FOUND.
Detroit Despatch Denies that He
WINS Seen In Alabama.

A Detroit despatch states that the re-
port that James II. Parke. missing from
this city for over n month, had been
found at Birmingham. Ala. Is errone-
Gus.
A man closely answering Parke's de-
scription was put of the train. upon
which Detective Lombard. who was
seeking him, was riding. Detective
Lombard was not notified until the next
station was reached. however, and he
then returned and renewed the search.
Meanwhile the trainmen reported that
PaIke was actually captured. Young
Parke's father resides In Detroit.
The evening world., 1894-05-23
WANTS NEW HEADQUARTERS.
Police commissioner WeIles Asks
for nm Old ArmOry "..-.

Police Commissioner Welles, or Brook
lyn, to-day addressed a communication
to the Board of Supervisors. requesting
them to pass a resolution authorizing
the COUNT to transfer to the city the
,il Thirteenth Regiment Armory at
Flatbush avenue and Hanson place.
: Commissioners Welles wants the old
building for a new Police Headquarters.
The progress of business has been so
: repid that the present quarters in the
Municipal Building, opposite the city
Hall, are too small.
The site Of the armory, he thinks.
will be an ideal location.
The evening world., 1894-05-23
MOTORMAN ARRESTED.
His Chr Ran Over u hoy on Flush
ing DrOokIyn.

Michael Owens. thirty years DID. Of Al
Floyd street. Brooklyn. a motorman on
the Flushing avenue line OF the Brook
lyn City Railroad. was arrested this
morning or a charge OF negligence In
running over James +. Tierney. aged
seven. of II Flushing venue.
The lad was struck by n car while
crossing the street In front OF his home
last Monday, and the wheels passed
over and crushed one leg. and the other
war badly bruised. He was also seri-
ously injured internally.
The boy iB at the homeopathic Hos
pital and lockjaw has set in. and he Is
very low.
The Ciermont venue police were
notified OF his condition last night nd
Tierney's arrest followed.
The evening world., 1894-05-23
ARMOR-PLATE FRAUDS.
House Naval subcommittee to Ne
gin Hearings TO-Morrow. Is
my Associated Press,

thy Associated Press.)
WASHINGTON. May 23.-The. Con-
gressional investigation of alleged ar.
mor-plate frauds. vas put Under way.
to-day by the Heuse Naval ,CemuAtteer
The meeting. which was to outline the
work, was behind closed doors, although
Chairman Cummings hopes to. have tho
meetings open when the testimony n
taken. .
On motion of Representative Money
(Miss.). II was decided to appoint o
Subcommittee OF FIVE to take the tes-'
timony and perform the active work
incident to trips to Homestead and else,
where.
Mcssrs. Cummings, Of New York;
Talbot. OF Marylant n Money. ct
Mississippi. were designated as the
Democratic members. The Republican,
were left to name their two members.
Chairman Cummings fixed II o'clock
moor tomorrow for the trst meeting
OF the subcommittee. at which time the
hearings will begin.
The evening world., 1894-05-23
900 LIVES LOST IN CHINA.
Freshet in the NnnRtsc Kinng
River Causes Devastation.

VICTORIA. II. C., May 23.-Reports
from Japan confirm the loss OF the
sealing schooners Rosie Sparks. Char
lotte. Mascotte. Matte Turny and Hen
~ pings.
Chinese advices state that n freshet
in the Yangtse KianK River has caused
terrible devastation at It's confluence, Mt
the Eiang Data. and 800 lives were lost.
As a result Of plots against him, Vice
roy Lang Gazing has been suspended for
leaving his post OF duty.
The evening world., 1894-05-23

Callender's original Georgia Minstrels,
ment of one week at the Fourteenth
Street Theatre Monday night. presenting
an attractive programme of old-t!me and
modern minstreisy.
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TESTED gECITES.

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Ohio Farmer
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She Keen Q Thin. or Two

She EAs q Ya.ssr graduate, and
didn't knoE = little DiI about house
EFepsnS When she married her las;
b;su aod settled down to- domestic
life, says She Detroit Free Press.
Her first order az the grocer was a
cfusher, bot that coed nan xas usgd
10 al sorts Q! people, snd could TO-
te'pte: Vass5r as easily as plain
English.
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ted cd"
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como nice hofc5fadih jus; in"
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TO her HeEiDie voice, ~. would be Of
10 use. rs We don't keep a horse"
Then tho grocer eat down on u kit
Of msc.orsi and iOnned himself With
a paieai ~asbLoafd. vassar bad
taken The cate.
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miSE6fCS or ~fSOf:.acYs

NED had buig.ng eyes and xas VERY
ncarsisA,ci.
JC!IUsC!zsAGhad -ca'r digestion AID
~" a2Aicct 20 c~pi!cptic cts.
HaaT was rendered unhappy by her
marriage "i;h Philip 0! spain.
PETEn Il GEEa- VA hall c-azT
iaos,o Of his life through drink and rage.
GEORGE ". waS greatly -cxcd for
year By ~cGr5Enc,cs ON his face. caused
b. secret GTiniiny.
HATr cUErxo OF SCOTS became bald ;n
milIlc life. and vas forced TO hide the
h!emish with a wig.
EpwAE1 /. Of England was aono~ed
By his great height Ills subjects
dubbed him Long Shanks
CHARLES MI. OF Sweden was un-or-
ernGbiy rash. lie often regretted his
i~mpctuosiIy. but never reformed Il.
iiESHT VIII. ~ for ycaS troubled
with constantly recurring earbuncicS
Their number and v~irulence finally
killed him.
Loris XVIII. was very fat and much
ashamed OF his inhrmity, rs he knew
IL subjected him 70 constant ridicule in
Paris.
htEzA.pER THE GREAT had a hcrcd.
itrry tendency 20 drunkenness that
imei;:crSl his whole life. Ills father
wa very incorporate.
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bdy sul e.st u called together
sxaiu.
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Trans Mississippi Congress.

SAs FgAscisco. Peb. !G-Tbn Mic
aiaEps canal vas The subj4r; Under
Consideration at the seasion d The
Trans MISSISSIPPI CooJress this morn
log a memorial to ;he National
Congress. Ursing the conple,ion Of
the cIDaI uod,f Inc teens VI The Mof.
gao bill or any othef bL zhicb would
ihsurs the speedy construction Oi lhs
caoat. was prsse3tei yesterday. An
amendment yaa offered iu-dsy -
STRIFE out iha: part u ihs memorial
referring 10 the Morgan bill, or any
oiht' fssotufo Snicn might iovo!Te
>~;o.erhmeni aid 10 tho e~btetptise
There 1as a long dlscussion on ihe
subject, hot 40 deiioiic action wss
taken.
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HEooKLTT has oTs.3oj residents. LAS
police. and last yea had 50. 80 arrests,
nearly onc.haif for intoxication.
FLORIDA has no state prison. The
consicig arc leased and subicaScd 20
individuals in various parts of the
tate.
NhisE has i3j convicts who IRE en-.
ploycd in the manufacture OF car
riagcs, harness. brcotns, furniture nnd
clothing.
IN the government prison at Yuma,
Arizona, there have been only four fc.
male ]rriSoners committed during six.
teen years.
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bany has i.2G3 inmates. The cxpcndi.
lures Of the Institution exceed the in.
come oTcr Sio0.Ono n year.
ILiiSois has 400 convicis, 60 per cent.
OF whom are under 80 years of ARE.
OF the Illinois convicts only 10 per
cent. arc uncduca,ed.
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PoLE EA=Tos RA=cHrE.
Po!. Canyon, Eko On, Feb II, 1894
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iiebry Hsi;ert0n, author Of The
sMsfcb Throogb > SaEghiet house 80
80 or Gfars,r - asked fee=oily
-hat he tsoosstH Cierslabd persoh.
ely. Ard Iris Sas ID. fepiy; Il 1aD;
nssg that G'DSe', ~peiApaaliJ. - a
Eco1 tsibS II, d g5o5 company
chen you kpox bin xsI. plays a
fair gafns .. Y1ksf. iassa lis shfskey
ffsstShi ADD te,pt;s.%iy, snl All
That Bot he zee Ds 30 lack fore
sisbt LIE s0s, Re advised. lie 4,
tgIibssyte3, be rslS atay from bis
parry. 10 fbeit Sir. Cisyelssd Il
fatal % bis i.r pJar
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gam Davis has been ordered outff
the "a camp With his Midsioter Ap
peal IN TIC afouad that il Conflicts
Sitb a pfior concession granted Ia
the C1operntyo Pn0tin2 Company.
Sam has locatei a miniog claim 10
Tie camp and holds II rith eho.gnns.
Tbere may We mgtic there come day
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Wou1n il too other hhIi Of Dtn
mentally, morsiiy aad physieliiy;
without bar he goGid BIO 10 a tree
stripped 0: its ieaSSs, xiihou. otna
ta=at Of :be breath Of lie,
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fhe KHgiikb language contains
fboJtG }6up Hofd'. Max Mulicr IL d
tie oa;oion TIA; bs aTsisxs farm
lsb5ter Eefet USE mors ihsn 40, 40
ordinarily ejrea.~jn1s ,r1sp 31JJ 80
I'm sod 4 afrat hf1tor aboli 1910.
ITO Old Testament contains seq
different wyfds Milton uBps about
sGIl snd Ss4Esy4afs 1900.
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HORN.
BARNEY HORN.

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ET3 and ErTneau Val
Si l-ys. Ear ozark.
EE-SS1 under b:tin night,
IF .!ii il left.
~ Postrffcs id
dres, 5i K-a.-
lie! Street, San Tfanciscp, California
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PoLE GA=ToS RA=cHrE.
o.. Canyon, Eko On, Feb II, 1894
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-11-12
Wprowadzenie ma urzal nOWegO
prezydenta W Brazylii.

WASHINGTON, D. c., II listo-
pada. = Pose1 brazylijski
Mendonca otrzymal program
uroczystosci, jake odosda sic
W Rio Janeiro d. Is b. m. we
czwartek z powodu wprowa-
dzeoia na urlad nowego prezy
denta arzecaypospolitei Moraesa.
Uroczystosci beda trwaly 5 dni.
Ro2poczna sic cd rewii wojsk;
dalej beda przyjecia uroczyste,
prezentacya dyplomat6w, o,
twarcie kongresu, a zako1czy
wszystko zlozenie przez nowego
preaydenta przysiegi uarodowi,
a przez urzednik6w = prezy-
dentowi. Obecny prezydent
Peix ito zatrzyma giowne do
w6dztwo armia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-11-12
Rzez W Armenii.

KoNsTANTYNoPoL, II listo
pada. - q obwodu Sassoun, W
poblizu Moosh, W tureckiej
Armenii, donoszs do ambasady
angielskiej o krwawych wal
kach, jake sic W tamtych oko
leach toczs pomiedzy Arme1
czykami a Kurdami. Nspastni :
kami So Kurdowie. Spallli oni
i zniszcayli do szczetu 2l wio
SEX arme6skich, a wymordo
wall okolo 5000 ludzi, mez
czyzn i kobiet. W}adza miej
scowa patrzec ma ma te zbro'
DUE przez szpary. Wiadze W
Konstantynopolu twierdzs, IL
wiesci o tych wypadkach So
mocno przesadzone.
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Poniedzia4ek daia 12go Listopada 1894 r.

oddani pod sad "a udzia} W spi-
skach anarchistycznych.
= Krol Syamu, kt6ry przez
d}uzszy czas chorowa}, obecnie
ma sic lepiej. Moze jua wy,
chodzic z pa4acu.
- W Hawrze, we Francyi,
zbankrutowa}a wielka frma
Busch & Co., prowadzaca han.
del kawa i bawe}na. Diugi
dochodza do 5 milion6w fir.
= z Panamy donosza, il
pomiedzy robotnikami, pracu,
jscymi PREY budowie kana}u,
wynik} strajk.
= w Berlinie rozw1azane
zosta}o niedawno za}ozone to.
warzystwo, majace ma Gel wal
czenie z niewolnictWem W AT
ryce.
= W Petersburgu cholera
wygas}a.
: W Kolonli podczas jar
marku nastapi1 wybuch okowi'
ty i wynik} pozar, Spali1o
sic pare SHADOW i szynk6w,
Try osoby odnios}y pokale
czenia.
= Ma kanale La Manche W
ostatnich dniach szalaly burze.
= Sad przysieg4ych W Alto,
ME W Niemczech, skaza1 maj.
tka Kerstena Ma Z lat domu
karnego "a to, re z zazdrosci
zastrzeli} W r. 1092gim W Yo.
kohamie Anglika Beattie.