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The evening world., 1894-05-04
IN THE WORLD OF LABOR.

Conrad schmitt has been elected Trustee By La
borers' Division No. j.
Tn. death is announced of Charles seherei. q
ATtincisl stone Masons' Union No. i
Oncers will be elected by the Jouneymsa
Plumbers and Gasntters' Progressive Union nsxt
Monday.
BROOKLYN journeymen bakers have called q mase-
meeting for Tomorrow evening at Central Hall.
ios sxsn street BROOKLYN. To review their efforts
TO thoroughly organize their trade.
Strikes were ordered by the Board OF Walking
Delegates Yesterday against the employment e.
SIsty-second street, Sixty-third street anu Fhu
avenue.
Michael +. Sweeney. of the State Board Of Arbi-
tration and Mediation. has been added as a mem
her to the Joint Board Of the Electrical Con
tractors Association and Electrical Inside work
ers' Union No. J,
Local Assembly ISIS. X. OF L.. whose creden-
tials we're contested for some time, has now been
representative being John McAndreN
Machine Wood Workers Union No. ~ has
elected, O A, Hall, President: NJ. krepser, Vice
President, I. Stephenson, Recording Secretary;
Patrick Finn Financial Secretary; q: hsoosfs.
Dhenson. Trustees.
Gen. Coxey and His Army is the subject
OF a discussion under IN. auspices OF the New forA
Section OF the Socialist Labor party at ltSz Sec
und avenue this evening. Lucien Sandal and h.
Bruckman will be the principal speakers.
Charles Klueppelbers H. been reelected Sec
Rotary OF the German Walters Protective Assoeia-
,ion, as Was Treasurer y. Graf. The ~delegates to
the Culinary Trades Council are l.. Schwartz
kopf. r. Graf. Z. Klueppelberg. II. Msisel. The
Association will be represented In the Central La
Dor Union by l.. Grat and II. Meisei.
Delegates IIanlon, Inland. rhiemsen, Kampier.
and Kali have been elected members ol the Agita-
ton Committee OF the Bakers Local Joint Execu-
tive board. The Organization Committee Is al
work TO reorSsniIe the Hebrew bakers In this city.
who are contemplating a strike for higher wages
and = reduction OF their ho3rs OF labor. VI the
twelve large New York bakeries only two have r.
fused to abide BY union ruieA II is expected that
the men working In the ten large shops will joln
the organization In a body, There are over 10, ooo
journeymen bakers In this city and VieiniT ~
DO not bslong 10 any union-
The evening world., 1894-05-04
CHILD CLAIMED BY AN AUNT.
The widowed Mother Defends Her
Right In Court.

On the return OF a writ OF habeas cor
pus before Justice Gaynor in the Supreme
Court, Brooklyn, this morning, Mrs, Mary
Snydec, OF Union Hill. n. j., asked that
her little four-year-old nephew. John
Eitcrman, be returned to her.
The child was in court with it's mother
Its father, Joan j. Elterman, died about
two years ago. His sister, Mrs. Snyder,
says that the father gave the child into
her custody until It was fourteen years
old. She states that on April % Mrs.
Elterman VISITED her child and took II
away. She said that she has more money
AMI Is better able to bring up the child
than is its mother.
Judgs Gaynor said that from what he
could learn he thought the child should
remain In It's mothers care. He said he
render a formal decision later.
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DROVE A NAIL IN HIS BODY.
Two Boys Accused By n Five-Year-
Old Playmate.

Delmar FAIRIES nine years old. Of $50
Prospect avenue. and Ross Collins.
sAght years old. Of 35OA Prospect avenue,
Brooklyn, were held for examination by
Justice Tighe, in the Butler Street Po-
lice Court, Brooklyn, this morning on
the charge of assault upon f~ve-year-old
Isidor Hammer, of 80 Jackson street.
Isidor was too Ill to appear In court
his morning. His afidavit states that
while playing with the FAIRIES and Col
Inns boys yesterday, they took him into
a vacant lot. removed his clothing and
drove a nail into his body.
Isidor Is suffering from shock from
fright and pain caused by the wound.
He is in a critical condition.
FAIRIES and Collins both deny the
story. Oficer Coschina, Of the Chill
dren's Society. Is investigating the case
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T. A. II. Society Delegates.

Member of the st. Mary's T. A. b, Society. OF
Hoboken. at meeting last night In their rooms on
Willow avenue. elected the following delegates
to represent them at the State Union Convention
on May 30. George Henry. p. II. O'Ranerty.
Thomas FitEgibbons. Ed Ryan and Thomas Pc
tiers. The Society reelected the following ofncers
for the coming year: william Leary, President.
2. II. O'Ranerty. Vice-President Thomas Peters.
Treasurer: Y. J. F!tzgibbons. Financial secre-
tary Ed. Ryan, Recording Secretary: Auditing
Committee. George Henry. Thomas FitIKibbons
and John Ryan. The delegates viii vote at the
Convention for a division OF tho state Union.
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RUN DOWN BY A HORSE.
Laura Batterster's Skull Fractured
and She May Die.

Laura Batterster's Skull Fractured
and She May Die.
Laura Batterster. five years old, Of 81
Essex street. East New York, was
knocked own by a horse this morning
In front Of her home. and was so seri-
ously injured that the doctors say she
may die.
Shortly after 10 o'clock the animal
came tearing along the street at a mad
gallop. 1t had no harness on, and sew
eral people who tried to bring II to a
halt were unsuccessful.
The child was crossing the street
when the horse dashed against her and
knocked her down. In passing one of
the animals hoofs struck her or the
head, fracturing her skull.
The animal was caught a few blocks
away, and was taken to the Miller ave-
nue. station to await the appearance of
an owner. The child is In st. Johns
Hospital.
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Legal Notices.

COUNTY OF NEW YoRK.-The New York I'M
the Time stamp Company. defendant. summons
Trial dssired In New York County.
in this action. and to serv. q copy o.
exclusive Of the day Of service; and In case q
your failure to appear. or answer. Judgment III
be taken against you BY default, for the relied
demanded In the complaint
Dated March q: 1895
PARRISH q P~ENDLEToN, Plaintiffs Atte.ssyA
Once and post-onncs address. No. ~ proadway.
To the Time Stamp Company. tn. assssAasa
The foregoing summons is served upon you By
publication pursuant to an order Of Honorable
Abraham n. Lawrence, . Justice Of the Suprams
Court If the state Of New York. dated April 18th,
1884. and hled; with a copy Of the complaint. in
New York at the County Court House In the city
of New York. which complaint was originally nled
pis% 'Ti IS ~ ; PET PEs d. Il S'i Pisin asif A,.orn.,a
omse and post ONCE address. ~ and u Broad
way. New York City. N. Y.
NEW YORK UPREME COURT. CITY y
proved Real Es,.is Company. plaintiff, ss.inss
The Linden Manufacturing Company. defendAnt
SUMMONS. Trial desired IL New York County;
I'M to answer the complaint In this actioa
and to serve a copy OF your answer on tho Piain-
tin's Attorneys within twenty days after the sse-
vice OF this summons, exclusive OF the day OF sec
vice; and In case OF your failure to appear. q
answer, Judgment will he taken against you BY
default. for the relief demanded In the complaint
Dated March %. 1894.
PARRISH q P~ENDLETON. Plaintiffs Attorneys.
once and Post-Onice address,. No. ~ Broadway.
New York City.
TO the Linden Manufacturing Company. the Do
PENDANT above named:
The foregoing summons Is served upon you ~
publication, pursuant to an order OF Hon. Abna-
ham r. Lawrence. Justice OF the supreme Court
OF the State Of New York. dated April Is. 1884.
and died with q copy OF the complaint In the
once OF the CLERK OF the city and county Of Nev
York. at the County Court-iIouse In the city q
New York. which complaint was originally nls1
there on the 2sth day OF March. 1894.
PARRISH 4 P~ENDLETOS. PLAINTIFF . Attorneya
once and Post Once address. ~ and ~ Broa4~
way, New York City. n. Y.
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VITRIOL-THROWER MISSING.
Neither She Nor Her Victim Can
lie Found.

Neither of the principals in the vitriol-
throwing incident at Forty-ifth street
and Third avenue, about $50 o'clock on
Monday night, could be found to-day.
William Lye. OF ga East Forty-eighth
street, into whose face the burning
acid was dashed by Lizzie Caldwell, has
gone to the country, 1t was stated. A
servant at Lye's home said that she
knew that Lye and Miss Caldwell were
not engaged.
At PA East Forty-etghth street. where
Miss Caldwell boarded up to Tuesday
morning, the landlady said she knew
nothf ny OF the girls whereabouts. Mise
Caldwell, she said, was a dressmsker'
and was employed somewhere on Lex
ington or Madison avenue. The girl,
according to the landlady, left the house
after breakfast Tuesday morning. taking
her trunk with her.
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ACCUSED BY A BYSTANDER.
Fruit-DeRIcr MurfIc Said 10 IIav
SIrucIs u Woman.

Policeman Fichtel, OF the East TWEEN
ty-second street station, found Mary
Lee. a widow. OF 3I4 East Forty-fourth
street. lying In a pool OF blood in front
OF Heedman's liquor store, at Second
avenue and Twenty-second street, this
the left eye and was In "A semi-uncon-
scious condition.
Edward Zior. Of Corona. l.. l.. am
ployed at Tiffany's, told the officer that
corner had struck the with his
fist, and that the blow. made her fall.
The fruit vender, named MIGUEL Murie,
Vile Court
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FOR ST0NING A COACH.

Seven Boys Caught Who May BE
Sent to the Penitentiary.
The boys who threw stones at Col
Morrell's tally-ho coach while 1t was
passing through Wayne street, Jersey
City. last Wednesday night, on its way
to Philadelphia, were arrested last night
as they were waiting to again stone the
coach on its return trip.
The boys were arraigned his morning
before Justice O'Donnell. Their names
are George and William Bowman, Sc
bastian Gror Henry Henbush. Charles
AgPs, George Schaeffer and Henry Eek
er. They. were all remanded for turtle
examination.
Justice O'Donnell intimated thai he
would send the prisoners to the Snake
Hill Penitentiary.
The evening world., 1894-05-04
DAVID CONNORS HELD,

He Stabbed SRloOn-Keepc John
son md Alice Taylor.
NEWARK. N. j.. May 4.-Justice
Kalisch this morning held David Con-
nors, who stabbed Frank johnson, a
saloon-keeper. in the latter's place, at
1870 Railroad avenue, to await the action
of the Grand Jury.
The two men had a fight, during
which Connors, who was drunk, pulled
out a knife and stabbed johnson in the
head and also a girl named Alice Tay-
lor. The latter was not seriously hurt,
although Johnson's wound Is serious.
The evening world., 1894-05-04
H%EIDELBERG'S MISSION.
Detective Going Ia London After
the Dcrnhnrds.

II was reported at Police Headquarters
to-day that Detective Charles Heldle-
berg would start for London within "A
day or two to bring back to this country,
1t Is understood. Ado!ph and Montague
Bernhard. The cBrnhards were recently
arrested In London on the charge of
grand larceny and forgery, preferred by
\. Levi. a Greene street ~!urrier.
Levi alleges that the Bernhards. while
In his employ In his city, swindled him
out OF property valued at many thou
pand dollars.
The evening world., 1894-05-04
FINE HORSES IN THE RING.
The Show in Brooklyn IL Well At
tended.

The snow IN L. wen At
tended.
The horse show Of the Brooklyn Rid
ing and Driving Club, at the clubhouse
on the Prospect Park Plaza. is proving
a great success. 1t was well attended
last night.
The display of ponies under saddle
will open the entertainment this even
ing. Horses in harness n under sad.
die and pairs before broughams will
follow. Mr.. Carl H. Stoerzer's Black
Hussar, Mr.. Frederick w. Hinriehs'a
Patroclus and Mr.. T. M. Leonardo
Hercules will be shown for a prize OF
$50 in the high school class.
Mr.. George e. Fahy and Messrs. F. d.
n J.. r.. Beard will exhibit four-in.
hands, and later Lewis NJ. Gibbs's La
Cigale and Mr.. George e. Fahy's Nancy
will compete in six Jumps at four feet
Five well-known jumpers will also com
feet,
The evening world., 1894-05-04
Death of Capt. John II. LutH.

ELIZARETH. n. j.. May Capt, John u, Lu,z.
Overseer OF Poor for Elizabeth for several years,
died last night from a second stroke OF paralysis.
at his residence on Jaquea street, in his seventy
fourth year. Capt. LutI was a gallant Union sol.
der. and was badly wounded during the civil
war. in which he commanded Company X, Third
New Jersey Volunteers, He afterwards command
al Company A, Of this city. during the railroad
riots at Perth Amboy, and rendered efficient serv-
Ice In suppressing the lswbreAkers.
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9Th AVE-. & 23D st.
NEW
G0MB0sSY'S PLACE RAIDED.

His Manager in Jersey City Held
for the Grand Jury's Action.
The prisoners arrested during the raid
last night in the Tivoli Concert Hail., at
l7S Newark avenue, Jersey City. were
before Justice O'Donnell to-day.
Besides Louis Schmidt, the manager,
James Thompson. pianist. and four wait
ers. the defendants included Jessie Del
mond, Tillie Reed. May Crowell, Lester
and Carroll, Agnes Clayton, Kittie San
fredo, Fowler and Smith. Francis Wal
den, TITLE Lawson. Frank Gould, Kate
Carroll. Clate Griffin and Delmond Clay
ton, all performers.
All the prisoners were discharged with
the exception of Schmidt. who was held
In 800 bail to await the action Of the
Grand Jury.
Counsel for Jacob Gombossy, the pro-
prietor. said the proprietor would be in
court tomorrow. Gombossy formerly
conducted a resort on the Bowery, New
York.
The evening world., 1894-05-04
BEHAN WANTED IN BOSTON.
Justice GaynOr Asked to Approve
a Writ Of ExtraditiOn.

Justice Gaynor in the Supreme Court.
Brooklyn. was asked this morning to
approve a writ Of extradition In the
case of Philip Behan. who is wanted
In Boston for endorsement.
Counsellor Strauss appeared for Be-
han. He asked the Court to adjourn
the case long enough for him to con-
suit with Gov. Flower n have him
revoke the writ. -
be a good thing for Behan to with
hold his acknowledgment of his identity
until Monday. on which day, he would
consider the case again. This course
was adopted.
The evening world., 1894-05-04
TWO MARRIAGE BONDS CUT.
Dodd's Ceremony Annulied and
Mrs. Wiener Gets n

Judge McAdam. OF the Superior Court
to-day annulled the marriage OF Thomas
Dodd. OF Yonkers. to Mary Ann Dodd'
Dodd swore that he was married to
his wife In March. 1869, and that she
left him In 1873.
81 did not hear OF her after that until
1885,, said Dodd, and since then have
not heard OF her
Henrietta W'lver was granted a ue,
cree of absolute divorce from Sigmuno
Wilver, by Judge McAdam. ~
The couple were married Jan. l6, 1873,
and have one child, a son twenty years
old The statutory offense Is charged.
The evening world., 1894-05-04
SIMPSON IN A NEW 0 /
The Republican Politician M an
Attorney in Police Court.

The politician AZ an
Attorney in Police Court.
John Simpson. the Republican leader
of the Fifth Assembly District. ap-
peared before Justice Koch. in the Es-
sex Market Police Court, to-day in
the interest Of Mary Knober and Chas.
Wolfman. who are accused OF main
tanning a disorderly house at 243 Riv-
ington street. The evidence against
the place was obtained by Capt.
Schultz. Detectives Shalvey and Hus-
sey and Policeman Braun, of the De-
lancey street station.
Your Honor said Simpson. when
the defendants were arraigned at the
bar, II appear In this case, m demand
an examination"
Justice Koch fixed May Is az the date
for the examination. The inmates were
discharged.
The evening world., 1894-05-04

The II ". uppdNilie noy Company, Of chit
cago. assigned yesterday. Assets eStimated at
$50 OOo. and liabilities, $1,000.
The body Of Julian Sihley. who mySteriously
Disappeared from Cumberland, MD several days
ago. Was found yesterday by hoys. hanging from
a pine tree on willis Mountain. II was evil
IDENTIFY a case u suicide.
George Gay and Mrs. Clark Sherwood were
drownei In the 81. Johns River near Jackson
VILE, Fla. Tuesday.
Edison n. Woodruff attempted suicide at south
Hadlsy Falls Mass, last evening. shooting him
self In the head. lie VAS dsspondent, having
Iusl rsturned from his nothsrs funeral
The evening world., 1894-05-04
THIEVES IN BROOKLYN.
Robberies Committed in Varioui
Parts of the City.

PART of the City.
Mrs. Mary Mccullough. of 2SS Van
derbilt avenue, Brooklyn, told the po-
lice to-day that somebody had picked
her pocket yesterday of $37 in money
and a diamond ring worth $50.
Regnauld Bockringer, of 81 Ellery
street, reported that a thief had stolen
SIS In money and a check for $3.50 from
his rooms last evening.
Michael Mccarthy. thirty-seven years
old. of 67S Union street, Brooklyn. was
arrested his morning on a charge Of
stealing a gold watch and chain valued
at SIS from George Pigott, who lives
on the corner of Hendrix street and
Eastern Parkway, while he was asleep
In an Elevated Railroad train.
The evening world., 1894-05-04
STOLEN MONEY IN THE RAGS.
Mrs. Fox Thinks an italian Has
Her Husbands Plumber.

Tony Fox, of 75s Sackett street, Brook
Ign, was this morning held for exami-
nation on May 7 by Justice Tighe' In
the Butler Street Police Court. Brook
lyn. on the charge of stealing $50 from
Frank Thomas. a restaurant-kesper. OF
1877 Fifth avenue, Yesterday.
Detectiyes Raleigh and Kelly, OF the
sixth avenue station, says that Fox
admitted that he took the money, and
that IL they went to his house They
would find It in a newspaper.
could not find the money. She said she
sold some rags to an Italian, ragman
and that the money was probably among
them. Fox was employed by Thomas as
n n0nk
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a TX N 7 H IN

in the hand OF O sur
Geon gives you q feel:
Ing OF horror and
dread. There Ii no
longer necessity for
It's uDo In many dis
eases formerly regard
Cd a. incurable with
out cutting.
The Triumph In
Conservative sur.
gerry 10 well illustrated
BY the fact that
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SPEECHES. FROM FRIGHT.
Forty Carr Pas Over n hoy With
out Injuring Him.

TRENTON. N. j., May 4.-Joseph
Kelly. a small boy. while stealing a ride
on a coal train in this city yesterday.
fell between the cars and had a narrow
escape from death.
He lay fiat on the sleepers and forty
cars passed over hin without doing him
the slightest injury.
He was unable to talk, however, for
half an o afterwards from sheer
fright.
The evening world., 1894-05-04
FIRE AT A GIRLS COLLEGE
Abbott Seminary students at An
dover Almost in n Panic.

by Associated Press
ANDOVER. Mass, May Fir broke
out IN the Abbot Female Seminary here
early this morning. There was great
confusion In Smith Hall. which Is used
as a dormitory and which ad)oins me
me girls crowded the Railways and
rushed out into the grounds In very
scant attire. out the teachers prevented
q panic and no one was seriouiy IN
The alarm attracted many students
from Phillips Andover Academy TO the
scene, and the girls were ordered BACK
e~xtinnuished The Are was confined 10
a small three-story wooden building and
the loss IL small
The evening world., 1894-05-04
FARMER CAME TO GRIEF.
Brought a Revolver to New York
with Him and IL Sent to Jail.

Farmer John w. O'Mara, forty-two
years old. OF Fishkill. N. Y, was held
for trial by Justice Koch. In the Essex
Market Police Court. to-day. He was
arrested while intoxicated last night
and a loaded revolver was found In his
possession. The charge against O'Mara
was carrying concealed and
in default OF $500 bail he was sent to
jail.
O'Mara said that he heard that the
city was such a bad place that he
brought the revolver with him to pro-
tect himself.
The evening world., 1894-05-04
Entered Her House by a Trick.

Two young men called to-day at the home
MRS r. Rowland. 2eSa Madison street. Brook
IN and by representing that they had been sent
M, ~ ny the City Works Department to inspect
Man. plumbing succeeded In getting Into the
ens.s After they had gone Mrs. Rowland dis
n, mat they had stolen sSl worth OF Jew
~ me men are net In the employ Of the city.
The evening world., 1894-05-04
DELN0cE WANTS HIS TOOLS,
a.. II. ALLEGED to Have Used Them
in Counterfeiting.

awyer Foster L. Backus appeared
before Judge Benedict In the United
States Court, in Brooklyn, to-day to re-
cover the tools used by . Deinoce while
he was alleged to have been engaged
In counterfeiting 1,eOO,0 900 In Argentine
Renmblic bank notes on Staten Island.
Mr.. Backus argued that Delnoce was
discharged from custody ast Satuloay
hecause the notes he was alleged TO
have been counterfeiting were not fac-
smile Of those issued by the Argentine
Republic Government. but OF an ,nsu-
The tools. he said, could be only held
when the man had counterfeited an OBJ
legation Of the United States or OF a for-
eign government: --., D,.-
triet-Atornsy oakley until next Friday
to oppose the motion.
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quarters OF the United States Pension
a. ' I" sS Canal street, were beseiged to-
by pensioners. 1t iS the regular quarterly
IA ray. The pensioners were paid on az fast
d. ccsslnle, and got their checks cashed In
1-tA National Raai.
The evening world., 1894-05-04
COXEYITES DISPERSED.
Eliza beth Police Scatter the Campo
and burn baggage.

ELIZABETH. N. j., May 4.-The Eliza
beth police. acting under orders from
Chief Tenney. raided and dispersed last
night four camps OF tramps who had
gathered on the outskirts OF the city as
a nucleus for a Coxeyite contingent.
There were nearly sixty of the
through the woods on the approach OF
the police, who chased them for some
distance. -
with what baggage could be found In
the tents,
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Coal on III. Canadian border.
-lnY Associated Press.

ST. VINCENT MINI, May ~. II. Neal and
p. X. Falcon. while prospecting In the Lake OF
m. Moods Region. found Immense coal deposits.
Th., secured four quarter sections on the United
states side Of the International boundary line and
twelve sections on the Canadian side. they er-
p,ct 10 he abl. to ship Ignite coal by June. Buf-
ialo Point 10 seventy miles east OF ST, Vincent.
The evening world., 1894-05-04
One Killed; Two Injured.

CAMDEN. N. j., May I-George Mclaughlin
was killed AID two other workmen were injured
Yesterday while moving a boat-house from the
foot Of Clinton street. The house was on Jacks
and the three men we're under II, when one nt
The lacks gave way and the house came down
1865. shapn
The evening world., 1894-05-04
sinKIe-Tax League Branch Formed.

A branch Of the single-Tax League Of Kings
county was formed In the Fourteenth Assembly
district At Turn Hall. Sixteenth street and Fifth
.'eaus' Brooklyn, last evening. The oficers elected
we're President, B. q. Butler; viee-Presidsnt'
= Ravens; Secretary. ". J. Horan; Core
ccyoaalhs Secretary, VIM. X. Austin; Treasures
SSuStsV Bassler; Delegates to County Council
u, Butler, Z. T.. Havens. Gustav BAsslsr.
senes Brown and August WOLF.
The evening world., 1894-05-04
Round About Town.

Mary Edwards. twenty-nine years old, OF 10y
W.nt Forty nfth street. was found Frustrated In
front OF lis West Fifteenth street at SS o'clock
this morning She vas removed In an ambulance
10 the New York Hospital. where Il was found
shs wa sunertnG viii nrights disease.
The evening world., 1894-05-04
Fire In a Drug store.

Fire at l O'Clock this morning In Rudolph Burk-
hardt's drug store. 1856 Greene avenue. Brooklyn,
caused q loss OF 1000 on stock and $500 on build
Ing,
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LoushIin suocumbs to His Injuries.

Edward Loughiin, ~forty-nve, Of 2os sackett
street, brooklyn. died this morning from injuries
received yesterday by falling through the hatch
way OF the ship Ardangoun. lying at the foot OF
WashinRton street.