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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-09-20
.BAREF0OTEO ANO STARVING.
Mrs. Ransom and Her Three Boys
Roaming AimlesSly About.
They Made an Early Start To-day
in Quest of Breakfast.

Nothing has rs yet been done to re-
lleve Mrs. Annie Ransom and her three
children, who. not having been in the
city one year. are outCasts from the
mcrcics which the law provides for un-
fortunate citizens
II will be recalled that the woman
and her three little boys appeared, soak
ing wet, in Essex Market Police Court
yesterday to ask for that relief which
the consignment Of at least two Of the
children to the Gerry Society would
bring them. Justice Simms found him
self unable to act under the law, as
the family had come here from st.
Louis nine months ago. The distress
of the woman and children Is due to
their dcsertion by the husband and
father Il month after they arrived in the
city. 1t is not known whether he killed
himself or ran away.
Agent Dietz. Of the Gerry Society,
said yesterday that he would report the
matter to the United Hebrew Charities.
1t could not be learned this morning
whether he had done SO or not.
An Evening World" reporter called
to-day att Forsyth street, where Mrs
Ransom said she was staying. The tcne-
ment Is about as filthy and foul-smell-
ing a den, as could he offered a human
being to live in. Occupying two small
rooms on the fourth floor, with her
husband and baby, Mrs. Blumenthal
was found. She is very poor, but she
is the good Samaritan who for three
weeks has provided Mrs. Ransom and
her three children with place to sleep
Mrs. Ransom and her children had
gone out early in the morning without
any breakfast to forage the streets for
a bite to eat or few hours of work
for the mother.
They are, the poorest people ! ever
saw" exclaimed Mrs Blumenthal pity
ingly and with an effect that was
grimly humorous. seeing the heavy
They have nothing to eat. can give
them a place to sleep, but l cannot
feed them l cannot more than do
that t.w for 90 my C cWysr They They have
ness. but no shoes. The mother has a
pair of the worn and torn remnants of
something, that may, have once been
shoes, They came, home wet to the
hearted, She has, gone out again with
the children to-day. She roams the
street constantly, looking for whatever
she can pick up and hoping to get
work.
Mrs. Blumenthal said that two ladies
and a gentleman had called last night,
but that Mrs. Ransom was out looking
for something, she hardly knows what.
The Evening World" reporter waited
about and looked over the neighbor-
hood for the unfortunate woman in
vain; She is SO ignorant and so be-
numbed with the misery that she knows
nothing of the various relief measures
publicly and privately undertaken in
New York, and unless found and told of
them she will continue to tramp the
streets In her rags with the three hun
cry and harcfooted boys. until disease
overtakes them.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-09-20
FOR CONSOLIDATION WORK.
Important Meeting Of the Leagus'
Executive Committee. 4

The Executive Committee OF the Con.
meet in the Real Estate Exchange, %
Montague street, Brooklyn, this aftefl
noon to map out the work of the organ
ization for the coming campaign.
The principal business of the meeuns
Will be to prepare campaign Document,
on the consolidation of Brooklyn ant
New York that are to be distributor y
all the voters in the county. The paii0'l
to be used in voting on the question
the greater New York are the same 80
as the regulation ticket.
The Shepardites will hold their A.
sembly conventions in the eighteen az
elected to the Saratoga ConVention N
The regulars Will elect their delesa''
Saturday night. - ~
the EstuF m t this r mornng b eGn
night show that a light vote was g. g.
Now that the Republican state 30 -
Vention Is over, the Kings County p INV.
will turn its attention to the couHS'
city and judicial nominations, M
The most prominena eandlddatve w
Comptroller talked about to-day ri
Horace h. Dresser. "A
Both the leaders of the regulars IN
the Independents, 1t was SAID Iternsnit
would agree on the arrange n
mapped out informally this mornlhS
follows: ,,on
The Comptroller to be selected I'M IN,
the uptown or central part OF IN tne coub.
the Register from downtown; the I'M nd
ty Clerk from the eastern distrlct aaatl
the County Treasurer from
Brooklyn. ,.,t,sysi
Under the reorganiza ton It Is p ea hi
that this plan Is more apt 10 pu hi
through than in the old days WheId IN
man named all the candidates AN Anu ~
delegates voted accordingly. Inc n
and county conventions Will be he'N
tween Oct. / and l. mani
A quiet boom has been started arb in X.
Republican lawyers in Brooklyn I ~
half of George F. Elliott as JusNNN
the Supreme Court. a.. sacldsl
1t has now been practically ssH
by the Republicans to nominate q 90
didate instead Of indorsing justice I'D
len, the present incumbent, as Eaarsio,
suggested, II is generally un1Ieinatl
that Justice Cullen will be nouns nouns, II
by the Democrats. The Repupllcaahs n
lieve that MIR. Elliott's work " ~ az
form movement last Fall and ths
that he nominated Justice Gayhoi
make him q strong candidate.
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NO SLUMP IN CHICAGO CAS-.
That Stock Stronger in Spite OF
Legal Proceedings.
Sugar Lower and the Changers Re-
main Noticcably Firm.

Those who expected that the appli-
cation for "A receiver for the several
companies comprising the Chicago Gas
Trust would disturb values this morn
ing were gricvously disappointed. There
was not the first trace of excitement,
and the stock fiuctuated less than
per cent. during the first hour, ranging
from 81 IA to 6S1
The transactions were exceedingly
light. In word, the news fell utterly
Aat, and no one paid any attention to
this latest suit, which is simply a repe-
tition of the old tactics by the bears
who have been selling the stock for a
week past. The short interest is large,
and Will have to be covered sooner or
later
At the moment the insiders do not APP
pear to be disposed to disturb the shorts
ana are apparently awaiting develop
ments.
Sugar was weaker, selling down from
96 to 30 IA, and rallying to 80 IS The
Changers continue noticeably firm, but
the dealings are entirely professional
AMI traders are holding off, pending fresh
developments.
St Fan IS to- s. ES'e and nd + g s
Cincinnati. Chicago & st Louis, 10 to
10 IL. Burlington declined IL to rs rs;
Denver & Rio Graande, 81 to II -; Long
lNldlll ldtlipI. 20 " Il 90,
Pacific preferred, l-2 to 10 10, and Nor
folk e. Western preferred, . to % 3-S.
Subsequently Burlington rose to rs 1-2
and Rock Island to Ga II.
Quotations from London came lower
and few selling orders were received
from that centre.
There is no change to report in the
monetary situation, which continues
easy at per cent. on call and at 2 IL
a l-2 on time. The banks and trust
companies are loaded down with SUR
plus funds which they cannot find en-
ployment for even at current low rates
Foreign exchange Is steady at 4s5 IA u
ASH for bankers sixty-dav sterling
bills and 4s6 IA for demand. The volum,
of business transacted was small, and
the market presented no special feature
I. Commercial bar silver declined to
63 SIS. Mexican dollars unchanged at
81. Bar silver in London declined 1-Sd.
to % 5-lsd. per ounce.
The share speculation continued tame
and unnteresting. The market, how.
ever was firm and the early advance In
prices was well maintained Chicago
Gas, while quiet, was stronger than the
rest and sold up TO 6S 5-S.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-09-20
DEALT POLICY IN A DOORWAY.
Policeman Herman Cleverly Cap.
lures James Guntber.
Wont Over tho Roofs and Caught
Him in tho Very Act.

James Gunther, alias James Woods,
aged twenty-five years, of S96 Eleventh
avenue, notorious policy dealer, al
ready under Indictment for dealing pol
icy. was arraigncd on a similar charge
in Yorkvllle Court this morning.
Gunther Is considered by the police
to be one OF the shrewdeSt policy writer's
and green-goods workers in the business.
1t is said that he is a friend of McNally,
the king of the green-goods men, some
of whose exploits were laid bare before
the LeXow Committee recently
Gunther was cleverly caught by Pu-
liceman Herman, Of the West sixty
eighth street squad, yesterday after
noon. Herman, attired In citizens
clothes, was coming along. West sixty
fourth street at o'clock under the
shelter of an umbrella. when he caught
sight OF Gunther sta ndinS in the door
way of No. 2O2 writing some hing on a
slip OF paper, which he handed to a boy,
receiving some money I'm return.
without allowing the policy shark
to suspect that he had been seen, Kier-
nan continued on his way. The boy
happened To so in the same direction,
and when he was several blocks away
Herman stopped him and secuted the
policy slip from him,
The boy gave his name as Joseph
Conway, said he WAS only thirteen years
old and lived at SiXty-siNth street and
Eighth avenue. Herman handed him
over TO a brother officer, with iustruc-
lions TO take him to the ststiou-hpuse
Herman Their returned. with the de,
termination 10 capture the policy deal
er. on reaching the corner Of Amster'
dam avenue and SiXty-fourth street he
saw that Gunther had fortified himself
during his absence by lookouts II,
had one stationed on each corner o
the block and another near the door
way in which he stood.
The ofHCer saw At a glance what h,
had TO contend with, and formulated
plan in an Instant He went along a
a leisurely pace, entered a house ie \
doors away from where Guuther Wal
stationed as though he resided therl
and passed out OF the watchers sight
He then hurried up to the roof, wake,
over the hOusetop 10 2O2, which m
aged TO capture Gunther, who was II
the very act OF writing another polio,
slip. Gunther, on catching sight Of IN
officer, was 'hunderstruck with surprise
and he exclaimed:
You got me after all"
Gunther was locked up A book u
slips was found in his pocket. also
considerable amount Of change. The bo
Conway was subsequently given into nj
mothers care, on her promise to pre-
duce him In court to-day AS he faile
to appear Justice Mcmahon was con
PEELED to adjourn the hearing,
Henry King, who was found writln
house at 1874 East Fourth street yestai
day. was placed under arrest by PC
liceman SCHNEIDER, of the Fifth sire,
station. In Essex Market Court to-da
Justice Slmms held him for trial in d,
fault OF 1900 bail
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-09-20
BRENNAN USED A RATCHET.
He Took Up His WiTe's Quarrel and
raid n Fine.

John Brennan, an asECart driver, OF
222 Avenue c, was fined $40 in the Essex
Market Police Court to-day for disorder
ly conduct. Mrs. Emma Hornkanp, the
housekeeper at 224 Avenue c, WAS the
complainant.
According to her story she quarrelled
with Brennan's wife yesterday, Several
hours later brennan entered Mrs. Horn
Ramps apartments and began TO abuse
her lie pulled a Ratchet from beneath
his vest and aimed a blow at her head.
Mrs. HornkSmp slammed the door in his
face and the blade OF the Ratchet sank
several inches into the door.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-09-20
TO ELECT DELEGATES.
TRmmany Meetings VIII lie Held
in All Districts but One.

The Tammany Hall meetings to elect
delegates to the Democratic State Con
vention viii he held tonight and to-
morrow night in all OF the districts OK
cept the first which has already chosen
its quota Of tire delegates, New York
is entitled to ninety delegates. and so
many wish to go AS delegates that the
leaders have hard time Of II In max.
Ing selections without hurting the feel.
ings OF some aspirHnt for the honor.
The State Democracy will hold COnvcn.
tions tonight In every Assembly Dis,
trict to elect contrasting delegation tC
go to Saratoga
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-09-20
SEARCH FOR BONDS.
Comptroller Colwin Trying to
Find What Became of Them,
Investigation Into John Y. McKane' S
Accounts Resumed.
The Boss Had 100000 in Bonds
Before He Went to Sing Sing.

Several clerks in Comptroller Corwin's
ONCE II Brooklyn, to-day began the
work OF n new examination into the ac-
counts OF John Y. McKane, eX-Super-
visor and Pooh-Bah of Gravesend. 1t
has already been shown by previous ex-
aminations that McKane was short In
his accounts and that large portions of
the bond issue of the town was missing.
While the exact amount of McKane's
shortage has not yet been ascertained,
1t has been shown that he has failed ia
account for about $25OOOO.
The present work is the official exam
ination by the city, which was started
in the Summer, but abandoned because
OF the inability of the expert to find a
large batch of documents which Nc
Kane was supposed to keep.
The work has now been commenced
under the immediate direction OF Comp
troller Corwin. The examination has
been started into the bond account of the
town. Comptroller COrwin and his
clerks are trying to locate about $500, 0OC
the Town Clerk
Some of the Gravesend bonds were
purchased by Coffin & Stanton, of New
member of that firm to appea before him
and aid in tracing the missing bonds.
1--WE have fairly started the work to.
day, said Mr. Corwln, land several ex.
perts Will be called in to aid US in
Strengthening out McKane's accounts,
Mr.. Allen who was at work on the
accounts went to Sing Sing and saw
MCkane recently, but it may be nee
essary TO see him again occasionally.
The mass of books and papers are in
bad shape and there is so much data
missing that IT will be many months be-
fore we. can determine the condition of
! the affairs in Gravesend.
For the present we shall be confer
with trying to trace the bonds which
/ were turned TO over to McKane. The
end" w 's
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vail street Notes.

For the second week Of September the South
EN- Railway earned I52t 2lS. a decrease OF 81 spa
Gin. Jackson MIckinsN, SlS.leS, an Increase
Of SlsI2 and kanswha & Michigan, S7,Gs3, an
increase u 81 SO.
ChiraGo reports state that the Rock Island
directors will not meet TO act on the dividend
until to morrow.
The Cramp steamship Company has declared
an extra cash dividend Of 10 per cent, in ad-
diton to the quarterly per cent. dividend
The Rank OF England rate OF discount remains
unchanged at psr cent During the pasI
week the bank lost f:i1lN on balance II.
proportion Of reserve 70 liability, which was 70 81
per cent last week, Is nov 10 81 per cent
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-09-20
MRS. SALLADE WINS A POINT.
Motion TO Dismiss Her Suit Against
Schneider Is Denied.

Justic. Stinsr in the Sixth judicial
District Court this morning denied the
motion of Attorney Friend of the Pulit-
ger Building, to dismiss the proceedings
brought by Mrs. Sallade, the woman
Parkhurst, against Jacob Schneider, pro-
pretor of the Arlington Hotel in West
Twenty fourth street.
Mrs Sallade is seeking to have Scheid-
err arrested on the ground that his place
Is a resort for disorderly persons. The
case was adjourned until o'clock on
Saturday.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-09-20
PHILADELPHIA DEMOCRATS.
vhey Bent Congressman McAIcrr
Ont of ~ Recommendations.

PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 2O,-Congress-
man McAleer was defeated for re-nomi-
nation this morning by the Democrats Of
the Third District and Joseph =. Nc.
Culough was nominated.
Other Democratic Congressional nomi-
nations were First District. u. j. Cal
lahan; Second, Max llerzbcrg, Fourth,
Gus Muller; Fifth. lJr. David Moffet.
The city nominations were as follows.
city Treasurer, Thomas G. Else; Regis
ter OF Wills, T.. Pierce Buckley; Common
Pleas Judgeshlps, j. Henry Williams and
Judge Theodore f. Jenkins. Judge
Hanna, Republican, Was indOrsed for
orphans Court Judge.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-09-20
STRUCK by A DEAD MAN.
An Undertaken Frightened Out of
nm Attack of Rheumatism.

a Lewiston undertaken tells the fol-
lowing story in the Daily Kennebec Jour
nal, about his being startled out of a
two months attack of raeumatism
"A body had been brought into my
rooms from the river, where It had been
two days, ana after locking the doors
and lighting lamp-it was late at night
i commenced to prepare the remains
for burial. The body, that OF strong,
rugged man-supposed to have been a
tramp-was lying upon my embalminR
table. and to assist in dlsroblng ii !
raised one arm In the air, and tied the
hand by a string from the ceiling, /
dropped a pair OF scissors on the floor,
ana was STOPPING slowly to pick them
up, when ! received a staggering blow
on the head and at the same time felt
the cold hand of the dead man fall on
ny head, and strike the. lamp. putting il
ON and leaving me in total darkness. |
had not taken lively step for weeks,
but can assure you that l moved out OF
that dark room in a hurry, and / did not
go there again till daylight. And / have
not suffered from rheumatism since tina
night, / found that the lamp had burned
of the string so that the arm fell, strik-
ing me-"
II you wish any boarders for the Win
ter adVertiaa in 1.-THE WorldU Eourtaa,
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-09-20

W. l.. Churchill. OF Alpena has been nom
mated Tor Congress by the Tenth Michigan Dis
trict Democrats
Fusiousts ot the Eighth Alabama District have
nominated D. u. Shelby. OF Huntsville. for Con-
grcss.
Democrats Of the Fourth Pennsylvania Dis
trnt nominated W, Il, MCkenny for Congress.
NJ. SouthNard nominated for Congress-
at Richmond. Va, yesterday by the Republican
Convention called by himself and John Mitchell,
u mtnorit. Of the Committee ipr this district.
John e. Tarnvy was renpminated for Con
Gress by the Fifth kentucky District Democrats
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-09-20
1t Is Cold Comfort

TO find out In midwinter the reason why
your furnace won't burn and know that
IL Is then too late 10 remedy IL. II YOU
sure that II would never fail you. No
cold houses, no dust, no smoke with the
Perfect" Furnace.
send for Illustrated Catalogue Of the Perfect
Furnace. which hsats well and always gives salts.
faetion.
RICHARDSON q BoYNToN CO.,
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Established 1855.
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Died while sitting in II Chair.

Christopher Tyrel, a track driver, twenty-three
years old, and single. died suddenly at o'clock
this morning at his home, 1851 Madison street For
six months the man has been a sufferer from a
OF diseases lie was attended by
left him sleeping in chair. Two hours later
when she went 10 see how he WAS feeling she
fodnd him still In the armchair. but he was
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-09-20
Death of Jane. Lantry.

James Lantry, the father Of Alderman LSntry,
Of the sirteenh District. died this morning at
his home. $50 East Forty-siIth street. OF gas
tritis. Deceased was nfty-seyen years old. -Four
sons survive hin Mr.. Lzl,ry took an active
part In politics. and had many friends among
politicians. The funeral will take place sxtur-
- -f'-Fnoon a. : O'clock.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-09-20

Among the passengers arriving on the steamship
Aller frorn Bremen and Southampton to-day were:
Herbert " Hover and Mrs Bower. Richard ".
colgate German Consul General FreEel, Of New
York. Anton VI. Mose, Fred T. Darlington,
Mrs Pennington, Prot. l. K. Robinson and Or. l..
" Richardson
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-09-20
Left Four Children Starving.

Agent Wilson, OF the Gerry Society, at York
Vile Police Court this morning had four starry
Ing children committed TO institutions They
we're Andrew Cain, fourteen years old; Daisy,
ten; Rosie, eight. and Catherine. four They
were abandoned by their father. Johh Cain
iasi Saturday. The ehildrsn's nSthsr died last
Juns.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-09-20
Mexican Consul for baltimore.

Try Associated PressD
BALTIMORE, sept 2O-A letter from Senior T
V. RcNelo, Secretary OF Foreign Relations Of the
Mexican Government says that Senior Altamira
has been appointed Consul to Baltimore and that
he win he accompanied by his secretary, Senior
Suhikurskl Heretofore II has been necessary to
go to Philadelphis to clear vessels bound for
Mexico
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-09-20
Philadelphia OmcInI Dead.
my Associated Press }

PHILADELPHIA. Sept 2O.--R Recorder Of Deeds
III mas Green died shortly after midnight last
night Of kidney trouble. FuperInducsd by cholera
morbus Mr.. Green was taken III while at
tending the rsceat q. A. r. tucampment at Rita
hurE lie was slNty-twn years OF age, and had
always taken prominent part In politics. aud
was a stauch Republican.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-09-20

Twenty words " SITUATIONS Wanted"
advertisements in THE World" for 10
cents. Fourteen words of Houses and
Rooms" in The World" for 30 cents
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-09-20

Every Tuesday is THE Worlds" Bar
gain Day." In which all For Sale ads.
are repeated free In "rhe Evening
World"
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-09-20

Every Real Estate Ad.
Up to 5 Lines
Appearing i'm The World
To-Morrow
Is Repeated in
The Evening World
Free of Charge.
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TO SAIL TOMORROW,
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If you wish any boarders for the Win
ter advertise in The World" Fourteen
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A full account Of Wall street Affairs will be
found In the O'Clock Edition OF The Evening
Mnrld