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The evening world., 1894-06-09
SUGAR WAS A WEAK FEATURE.
Sales Light, but the General List
Was Firm.
Chicago Gas and Lead Declined
Towards the Close.

The week closed with a firm undertone
to speculation. Despite the heavy gold
exports to Europe, the decrease In the
amount of free gold" held by the
Treasury. the dulness OF general trade
and the continuance OF the soft coal
strike. stocks show a general advance
for the week.
The great ease OF money encourages
the bulls and has led to the formation
or new pools In various stocks. The be-
lief that the Senate will act quickly on
the tarin. now that the sugar schedule
h has ,l been disposed Of. and that revival
has induced buying OF stocks.
The strength OF the general market Is
perhaps best indicated by the fact that
the drop OF nearly points In Sugar late
in the week failed to check the rise Ia
other stocks.
Chicago Gas was the special card this
morning. selling up from 10 rs to n rs
ran or SIS, to lo2 81; st. Paul ranged
from 20 7-S to 81 IA. Northwest from
l09 1-2 to 100 "a. Distillers from 25 5-s to
Gssn aensra Electric Pnsd from from s1s. to
Se-s, and National Lead from 40 l-2 to
Among the specialties United States
American Tobacco declined 1. to SO. and
recovered to 81.
The feature Of the stock market near
the close was Sugar. which. under a
lo2. The general list held remarkably
we'll. yielding only Is 20 1-2 per cent.
outside OF Chicago Gas and Lead. which
declined about a point. The volume Of
entire absence OF excitement.
The bank statement shows q loss Of
only 1900, 900 in cash, despite the heavy
1I EoId 70 E9Eroge tEs & Ths
tenders decreased S2.s18, 900. The change
In loans was comparatively unimpor-
tant. The banks lost 81 ,046s50 In sur
plus reserve. which stands at SIG, ,s1s. $50.
against S14,42o,s 800 q year ago, and
$23 545, $50 In 1881
The following are the comparative fig
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BROKER SCORES A POINT.
Wins First Move la His Suit for
Reinstntemrnt.
Gy Associated PresSJ

CHICAGO, June By n ruling of
Judge Tuthlll n new way has appa-
rently been found by which a member
Of the Board OF Trade can secure rein
statement after suspension, w. +. Dod
son, who was admitted To membership
In 1892, and suspended Dec. 26 last for
ten years, appealed TO the Circuit Court.
The court was asked to set aside the
order OF suspension on the ground that
the Board could not discipline member
for IA business transaction with per-
son not a member OF the Board.
DOdson had some transactions with
outsiders who. believing he had not
lived up TO his agreements, complained
TO the hoard. An inquiry followed. and
Dodson was suspended. a motion TO
qunsh Dodson's petition FOR u writ OF
certiorari to compel the Board 10 pro-
duce the record of the proceedings was
made by the Board OF Trade. In over
ruling this the Court rendered an opin-
ion which to some extent covers the
merits OF the case. The Board will now
make formal answer, and the books will
be taken Into court. Then a full
hearing will be had and final decision
AAl49~s . - -
The evening world., 1894-06-09
COL. SEWARD'S SUSPENSION.
Military Men Hint mt Anfmus on
Fitxgeralds Part.

+. The news that Brig. Gen. Louis Fitz-
gerald had suspended Col. William Sew
ard from the command Of the Ninth
Regiment, placed him under military
arrest. and would prefer charges of dis
obedience against the gallant old Colo
mel. was the one theme among militia
men to-day. Sympathy was expressed
on every hand for Col Seward, and the
probable outcome was much discussed.
Neither Gen. Fitzgerald nor Col. Sew
ard would discuss the matter to-day.
The specific disobedience charged
against Col. Seward was in his failure
to appear with the Ninth Regiment for
the annual drill at Van Cortlandt Park
last Saturday. Gen. Fitzgerald's order
for the parade contained a clause stat
ing that commanding officers might use
their discretion in postponing the pa
rade for bad weather or when the date
falls too close to inspection day
Col. Seward sent a message to Gen.
Fitzgerald Saturday morning, that, as
inspection was set for June r. he exer-
cised his discretion and would not
parade. 1t Is an immense job to clean
up the rifles, and II takes time.
Gen. Fitzgerald says this was an
abuse of discretion. Hence the charges.
1t is said in military circles that there
is some animus behind the charge.
The evening world., 1894-06-09

walked late Chamhers stRssx uoo-
p pat.i, but weulaH't stsy.

walked late Chambers street uea-
patal, but weulax't Stsy.
The police are on the lockout ~ =
maniac who early this morning y4ke4
into Chambers Street Hospital aAdk ~
ter raving some little time deperted ~
Suddenly ~ he had made his appear-
anoe.
The night clerk Of the hospital was
quietly dozins at o'clock. when ths
door was nunE violeatiy epsp aad =
in. He startled the clerk. whoTrane fer
The ssranGsr PACED up sna down fas
hair, occasionally paused and muttered
pr;, Van Wagner and pr: Brand were
The man was Quieted down somewhat,
name was William Maher. and that hs
Where do you live?" he was asked,
Put me down at Park Row and Ca
nal street" he answered. ans .s.. ...,s.
be obtained. SO It was entered on tho
It was thought at frst that It would
strait jacket. 40 the doctors AsreSd
that he was insane. They tried TO set
him to remain until an ambulance could
in Leonard street. to take him to Belle
vue. but the lunatic objected.
mo. you can't send me to jail: he
Although there were four men PRESENT
no attempt was made to reetfnin. him,
or call a policeman. Supt. Lake. When1
seen this morning. said:
"we have no authority to keep q man
a prisoner, and the night clerk, doctors
and orderly are not to blame. UNDER
stand that although the man was ~
sane he was not very violent"
The evening world., 1894-06-09
FAST CAMPANIA GETS IN.
brings 3B2 Cabin Passengers, but
Doesn't Break Any Records.

The fast Cunard steamship Campania,
capt. Hams, which left Liverpool June
2 and Queenstown June 8, arrived at
the bar at 4.34 A. M, to-day and went on
up to her dock.
Her time of passage was days. 20
hours and 40 minutes, about eight hours
behind the record-breaking time OF her
sister ship, Lucania. Her days runs
were 400. 5o3. 5O4, 5O7, 4sS and S15 miles.
The Campania brought 1862 cabin pas
sengers and had $50 in the steerage. She
for q flve hours fog June and squalls
and high seas June 8.
Among the Campania's passengers
were Frank e. Hyde, United States
Consul at Lyons; Mr.. and Mrs. James
McCreery and Daniel Lord.
The steamship Scandia, from Ham
burg and Havre, arrived at the bar at
s A. NJ, with twenty-three cabin and
273 steerage passengers.
The evening world., 1894-06-09
WENT DOWN WITH THE BEAM.
Three workmen Injured, One ef
Them Seriously.

While three men were at work on the
new building in the course of erection
at Waverly and Atlantic avenues.
Brooklyn, this morning, a beam upon
which they were standing worked from
It's fastening in the brick wall. and they
were all hurled to the cellar. n distance
of twenty-four feet.
All were more or less injured. Thomas
Shaughnessy, fifty years old, OF 4A Adel-
phi street, sustained severe internal in
juries about the breast and body. He
was removed to st. Johns Hospital In
an ambulance. Patrick Tonsey. forty
Michael Monyhan, of 1858 Greene ave-
nue.. escaped with slight injuries, and
were able to go to their homes.
The evening world., 1894-06-09
DROVE A DISABLED HORSE.
street Cleaning Department Driver
Held for Trial.

Peter Walpole OF S. East One Hun
dred and Thirty-first street, a driver in
the Street-Cleaning Department. was
held in 500 for trial in Harlem Court
this morning, on a charge OF cruelty to
animals. Otficer Smart, of the Society
for Prevention OF Cruelty TO Animals,
arrested Walpole yesterday afternoon
at one Hundred and Twenty ninth
street and the Boulevard.
Walpole was driving Department
horse that had large sores under the col
lar and saddle. When arraisncd in
court this morning Walpoie sand he
was not to blame for driving the horse
stable boss at the foot OF Fast One
Hundred and Sixteenth street. said u
he would not drive the horse he would
lose his lob.
The evening world., 1894-06-09
TRIAL OF kTUG CAPTAIN.
Another skipper Charges Him with
RunninE Into q Craft.

Capt. Benjamin r. stratton. COM
mander OF the steam tug Hadden. was
arraisned before United States Commits
sioner Morle. in Brooklyn. this after
noon. charged with wilfully colliding
with the steam tug Pratt June last.
The Pratt and the Hadden were lying
off Sandy Hook. when the bark Ohkan-
sun was sighted. Both tugs started for
the bark. The Pratt would have ar
rived first and obtained the Job of tow
Ing the bark up the harbor. the captain
claims. II Capt. Stratton had not will
fully caused a collision.
The Pratt was damaged. but very
slightly. Capt. Stratton was arrested
under a chapter which makes II a GRIM
inal offense to attempt in any way to
destroy a vessel. The hearing was ad-
Journed one week.
The evening world., 1894-06-09
Against Prison-Made Material.

President Jacob Z. Bausch OF the Building
Trades Conference. announces that the Building
Trades will assemble In mass meeting at Cooper
Institute Monday night to denounce the methods
OF owners and architects of buildings who award
contracts tn alien firms and purchase prison made
material thereby. II is alleged. enforcing idle
upon Thousands o, mechanics and causing
intense suffering
The evening world., 1894-06-09
monument FOR COUGHLIN.
Memory of the Late Sanitary Police
Sergeant HonOred.

The former associates in the Sanitary
Police Squad of the late Sergt. Patrick
H. Coughlin will unveil a monument to
his memory in Calvary Cemetery at 2
o'clock tomorrow afternoon. Major
Squad, will deliver the address.
Sergt. Coughlin died on Nov. 8 last.
aged forty-one years. He had been con-
nscted % with the SSa Sanitary Police for
be raised over his grave is unpreten-
tious. but 1t will serve as a testimonial
of the love of the members of his old
command.
The evening world., 1894-06-09
ALL MUST STAND TRIAL.


Nellie ROgers's Three Assailants
= Held for the Grand Jury.
NEWARK, N. j.. June 9. - Everitt
Hicks, William Taylor and Michael Shee-
han. :he three men who attempted to
assault Nellie Rogers, a servant girl In
the employ of Lender Krudop, of 1o3
Washington street, were arraigned before
Justice Connell this morning and held to
await the action Of the Grand Jury.
Miss Rogers yesterday told the police
from church in Belleville Sunday night
she was attacked by the men. A colored
servant girl employed by a neighbor. who
her I" fieht the men and the two Women
succeeded in getting away. Miss Rogers
furnished such a good description of the
men that their arrest followed.
The evening world., 1894-06-09
SCHIEREN MAY VETO AGAIN.
Preparing to XIII an Alleged Tels-
phone Company Job.

Corporation Counsel Mcdonald. Of
Brooklyn. was at work to-day on an
opinion which may give Mayor schiersn
another opportunity to veto the action
of the Board Of Aldermen In again
granting a franchise to the New York
Company.
Alderman Guilfoyle says the question
In whether the Board OF Aldermen in
veto recinded the vetoed resolutions,
and II this Ia the case the second reso-
lutions passed are new. and. therefore,
the Mayor has the right to veto.
The evening world., 1894-06-09
Say. He. an Emperor's SON.

Fraus stanislav Ritter Hrubtjeieni. wAe
says he is the iilegtimAts son Of the late MAXI
milan. Emperor Of Mexico. and who now sells
wood In the cellar OF 2ss East Fourth street. has
been ordered TO discontinue the Of his cellar
as sleeping quarters by the sanitary police. Fran
says he has lease OF the place. and refuses -
obey the order. he may be compelled 10 vacate.
as the law says the ceiling OF q cellar In whieh
any one sleeps must be at least q foot above the
streets surface. In this case the cellar root =
nush with the pavement Nf
The evening world., 1894-06-09
WANT HOBERG'S RELATIVES.
Little Known of the Coney Island
snIOon-kee eeper, Who Died To-day.

Herman Hoberg. saloon-kecper OF
West Third street and Park place, Co
ney Island. died at A. NJ. to-day. Ho-
berg. two years ago. bought the saloon
His place was conducted very quietly
and he kept aloof from his neighbors.
They never learned anything concerning
his life before he went TO the seashore.
The police in searching among Ho-
berg's papers. found that In 1887 he had
married Margaret Adelaide Bauslier, OF
l73 Prince street, from whom he had
been divorced. The police have not
found any relatives.
The evening world., 1894-06-09
WHEAT AND COTTON LOWER.
To-Day's Trading Also Marked b.,
Decline in Corn and Oats.

Wheat opened here at 62 Ia cents and
fell to 81 "a cents for July. Chicago
sold down to 50 3-s cents, Corn was
about one-half cent lower here. July
selling at IS LIZ cents here. but at 40 rs
cents at Chicago. Oats were also lower.
September selling OF about IL cent TO
81 cents here. and at 81 l-2 cents In Chi
cago.
Cotton advanced about three points at
the opening, August selling at 7.A.
Later the price declined 10 7.l5.
The evening world., 1894-06-09
DEATH UNDER A TRAILER"
Springer Missed His Footing in
boarding u Trolley Car.

James Springer, boy engaged as
newsdealer. and living at North street
and Summit avenue, was killed by
trailer ATTACHED to a trolley car. at
Griffith street and New York avenue. Jer-
sey City, this morning.
his route. and attempted to board the
trolley car. He missed his footing.
fell between the two cars and the
wheels of the trailer" passed over his
body.
The evening world., 1894-06-09
EMIL HABERKORN DEAD.
Orchestra Leader, and Once the
Husband of Margaret Mather.
nv Assoclated Press.

LOS ANGELES. Cal, June 9.-Emil
Haberkorn. once husband of Actress Mar
garet Mather died Thursday last from
consumption. He was leader Of orches-
tras In the East and in this city.
The evening world., 1894-06-09
QUEENlE VASSAR SUED.
DR.. O'HRnIon Seeks TO Recover for
Medical Services.

Queenie Vassar. the actress-singer
widow Of the late Harry Kernell, and
now the wife of a son OF Mrs. Lynch,
the diamond dealer, was sued to-day in
the City Court by DIR. Philip f. O'Han-
lon, who seeks to recover a bill for
medical services extending over con-
siderable period OF time.
The trial was set for June 49, Queen
ie Vassar Lynch Is now with the Pass
ing Show" company.
The evening world., 1894-06-09
FATAL VANDALlA WRECK.
Fireman OF n Fast Train Killed.
Mail Clerk May Die.
(By Associated Press.

my TrcsbD
ST. LOUIS, June 9.-Tbe east-bound
fast train OF the Vandalia, leaving here
at $40 this morning. was wrecked at
Pocahontas. ILL.,. forty-one miles east of
here.
S. A. Paulton, fireman. of Terre Haute.
was killed. Mail Clerk Henry Albaugh
was probably fatally crushed in the
chest. Engineer Thomas NJ. Fifer was
slightly injured.
The evening world., 1894-06-09
HUSBAND IN AN ASYLUM.
Wife Sues TO Have the Marriage
Annulled.

Justice Bartlett, in Supreme Court,
Brooklyn. to-day appointed Charles II.
Otis, to look after the interests OF
Samuel C. Lewis. who is defendant In "a
suit brought by his wife, Clara, to have
their marriage annulled. The couple
were married Nov. TO- 1909.
Mrs. Lewis says that her husband has
been insane ever since they were mar
ried: He is now In an asylum in st.
Louis.
The evening world., 1894-06-09
COLLISION WITH CABLE-CAR.
Driver Papp Accused the Grlpman,
but Was Held for Trial.

Frederick Papp. OF s3s East sixty-fifth
street. the driver Of mineral water
wagon. was held for trial. in Essex Mar
ket Court. to-day. on the charge Of ma
licious mischief. While crossing Third
avenue at Thirteenth street yesterday
Papp's wagon co!lided with a cable car.
was bruised about the head and body.
He claimed that Gripman Stately was
responsible for the accident. The grip
man said that Papp deliberately drove
nished bonds.
The evening world., 1894-06-09
S4OO,O 900 A MONTH.
The Way Tammany Has Increasea
the CITY Debt.

Under Tammany administration the
city debt has increased over 100000 in
five months. according to an oficial
the City Record to-day. Dec. 81, 1898, tho
net funded debt was 800. 162, t07.6l, and
May 81, 1894. II was Sl02, ,S7s 8548s.
bonds issued in anticipation OF collection
OF taxes, and which will be taken UP as
soon as taxes are paid in, is Sl8, 1853. SS2 0s.
The city borrows about SIG, 900 .00O year
on revenue bonds.
The evening world., 1894-06-09
JERSEY FREEHOLDERS FINED
MuIcted 800 Each for Illegally
Spending Public Money. ,,.

PATTERSON. June, 9-Judge Dixon, in
the Passaic County Circuit Court, this
morning fined the Finance Committee
of the Board OF Freeholders OF 1892 800
and costs on each OF the two tndict-
ments against them, and the Commit
The committees were convicted OF un-
lawfully spending county moneys on
the Paterson Centennial celebration.
The fines were paid, but an appeal viii
he made.
The evening world., 1894-06-09
MARION MANOLA'S TROUBLE.
Tho Singer and Her Husband Sue
Treasurer Shea.

BOSTON, June Slack Mason and
his wife. Marion Manola. brought suit
against Philip A. Shea, the Treasurer
of the fremont Theatre, to recover
&20. 900 damages for alleged breach of
at the theatre
The writ is returnable next month,
when Mr.. Shea will file an answer. It
trial
The evening world., 1894-06-09
NEW HALL DEDICATED.
Mrs. Alexander Presents Her Gift
to Princeton College.

PRINCETON. N. j.. June 9-The rev
Alexander Hall, OF Princeton College, was
dedicated to-day with appropriate cere-
monies
Mrs. Alexander who donated the build
Ing 10 the college, made the pTesentl ton
speech. This was responded to by Presi-
dent Patton, OF Princeton College.
The exercises were attended by large
number of students al well as he mem-
hers of the Faculty and the friends OF
Princeton College
The evening world., 1894-06-09
william walter Pb.ip. BETTER.

ENGLEWooD, n. j., June 9.-Dr. Curre, who
is attending William Walter Phelps. stated this
morning that Mr.. Phelps had passed comfort
able night. and seemed better than he had for
seyeIa, das Or. Currie said. however, that the
result Of his illness stll very uncertain. as
he continues very weak
The evening world., 1894-06-09
LoBERz0 GOES TO NEWARK.
0amsrdcllo's slayer Extradatsd
This Morning.

This Morning.
oregorio Lobsrxo, the italian laborsr
Of Newark. N. j.. who fatally stabbed
Gastano Qamorderio, in the lAttsr's
saloon. . Railroad place. on the night Of
May %, and who was arrested in this
city by Central offios Detectives Mo-
Carthy and Gun, three days ago, was
to-day turned over to oDstective-Serssant
Carroll. Of the Newark police.
Loberso. who had . young and pretty
wifs, was Jealous OF the attentions paid
her by the saioon-kseper. He went to
the saloon on the night In question and
q quarrel ensued, during which the stab
bing was done. Gamordello died three
days later.
The evening world., 1894-06-09
Ex-Gov. Price. Funeral.

MAHwAH. Nj, June s.--The funeral OF the late
er-oov Rodmau NJ Price win take place at .
o'clock this afternoon from the Island Church in
this place. IL will be the largest fuaeral ever
held in bergen County delegations OF ofieiais
and poiitirianA, irrespective OF party. viii be
present from all parts OF the BtAts-
The evening world., 1894-06-09
Je.ni. MAY Do 5 .ra.res..

when the case Of sJnnis Msrstt fifteen yssrs
old. was called in Jefferson Market Police Court
this morning. Il was rspostsd that little sarah
Gleason. eight ysars ola. whom Jsnnis had strusk
With . broom At the home Of the two children.
lo1 Ssvsuth avenue, vas mhertu FROM afyplpelas
~ . resn't Of the injury. and might die. Jssnis
wes remAnded.
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sh-,s Accused of Bisamy.

Concietta :, Ahate. of Newark, known the
"RAgpickers' Je~J " was held In jefferson Mar
ket Police Court this morning to await q requi-
siton from New Jersey She Ia wanted at New
ark for all ,ged blgamy.
The evening world., 1894-06-09

A gas jet set nre to a curtain In the rooms Of
Frank Burnham. on the third roor of the apart
ment. house. at i5i West Forty-ninth street. very
early this morning. and 500 damage done
No alarm was sent out. Flames started IN some
unknown manner at A. NJ In tho cellar OF the
four story nat-houss 35t East one Hundred and
Twentieth street. occupied BY John Hdsscn as a
grocery. Damage trlring,
The evening world., 1894-06-09
M'KEE RANKIN IN BONDS.

The Actor Threatsnod to Punch =
Constable at Denver.
By Associated Prsss.)
DENVER, Col, June s.-McKee Ran
kin. the actor. has been placed under
bonds to answer the charge Of dis
turbancs, boisterous language and Of
fensive carriage"
Miss Jeffreys Lswis's trunks had been
attached for debt. Mr.. Rankin offered
bond for their release, and because II
WINS refused, he pounded the bar with
his FIST and threatened to punch Con-
stable Conley.
The evening world., 1894-06-09
BERTHA WANTS $4,000.
she Says Baker Zapf Promised ia
Marry Her.

Herman Zapf was arrested to-day and
held in $1,000 bail on an order of Justice
Van Wyck, Of the City Court. in an ac-
tion brought against him by Bertha
Hodapp to recover $4,000 damages for
breach Of promise and betrayal.
She says that last August, while she
was a domestic for her uncle, Joseph
Humid. at 1870 Hester street, where Zapf
was a touneyman baker, the betrayal
occurred.
The evening world., 1894-06-09
Belle brandon" Mt the Novelty.

At the Novelty Theatre In brooklyn on Mondsy
evening Miss Josephine Loane will present bella
Brandon" which is described As a romantic Vest
ern drama The will include ]. w. I.onsr-
Croiius, Renjamin y. 0rinneli, W. G. Owens an1
others. MAtinees will be given Tuesday anA
Eriday .l
The evening world., 1894-06-09
WANTS TO DIsiNTER A BODY.
Cohn Gets q WRIT Against Talnana
Thorah JaEersAorf Society.

Thorah Jagersdorf- Society.
Justice Cullen. of the Supreme Court
Brooklyn. to-day granted Meyer Cohn
an alternative writ Of mandamus -.
compel the trustees of the Taimy4s
Thorah Jagersdorf to show cause why
they should not allow him to disintsr
the remains of his nephew. Isaac Cohns
who died Feb. Is last. and was buried In
Cohn says the Society demanded $z5o
for the privileges sought. He wants 70
inter his nephew's body beside that Of
his father in another plot.
President Simon Israel said that the
Talmud prohibited the disinterment OF ~
body, and denied that $3.50 was demands
ed. The alternative writ will make 70
necessary for the case to be tried IN
court -----I
The evening world., 1894-06-09
Dead ON the RaiIrond Track.

ELIZABETH, June e,-The body OF Frank BerE-
roy was found early this morning on the Penn
sylyania Railroad tracks, between Bayway ard
South Elizabeth He Is supposed To have been
killed by . train while Intoxicated.
The evening world., 1894-06-09
Winter sIashed Two Men.

Frank Winter q colored man, OF SIT West
Forty FIRST street, was held for trial at Jefferson
Market Court, to-day, charged with having cut
Clarence Engle and George Cook with \ razor
during a controversy Forty nrst street last
night.
The evening world., 1894-06-09
Tho City's Net Funded Debt.

According to a statement issued from the FL
nance Department to-day. the net funded debt OF
the city May 81 was sio3. .s7s. sS+.3s. The
the increase during the 'incumbenny- OF Comp
troiler Fitch exceeds s.? 900. 900. In addition to
this SIS, ,l5s, ,Sse os Of revenue bonds have been
Issued,
The evening world., 1894-06-09
sent Back to 81. Louis.

Simon Kaufman, the young commission house
clerk, OF St. Louis arrested here ten days ago.
on a charge OF smbesIlins $500 from his en-
ployer, t. Q. udell. OF ST. Louia. was this noon
turned over to the Western authorities The
pFiaoAsr was aoeov.panlsd by hls uifs. uho 1s4
Hsn ~ Lsaia VI hiVk - 4
The evening world., 1894-06-09

Nellie DAILY. nftssn years old, Of "b DeEraw
street. brooklyn. was attacked by a savage dog
this morning The animal bit her In sthe ear
4 policeman came along lust In time 70 save
the sAild from more serious intury. "A
The evening world., 1894-06-09
Contractor Cook Injured.

C. Cook a well-known contractor. OF 3s7 Fair
mont avenue. Jersey city. was badly injured this
morning by a brick falling from a building and
striking him on the head as lie was passing
through Washington street. Hoboken.