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The evening world., 1894-03-06
GIUSEPPE MAY DIE.
sorrendo, Who Shot Him, Is Held
for Examination.

Luigi sorrendo, twenty-five years old,
OF l5 Carroll street, Brooklyn, was held
this morning by Justice Tighe, in the
Butler Street Police Court. for examina-
ton on March s. charged with shooting
a fellow..countryman. Luigi Giuseppi, OF
II Carroll street, in the neck.
Giuseppe is in the Long Island College
Hospital, unconscious, and the doctors
say he may die.
Sorrendo was sitting on box in Fred
erick Sigo's grocery, at 10 Carroll street.
last night. when Giuseppi entered with
an axe In his hand. He waived the
weapon over his head and exclaimed: II
want blood. Somebody Is going to get
killed; don't care whose look out. "
AS he spoke he brought the axe down
on the floor near the place where Sor-
rendo was sitting AS he lifted the axe
again to deal another blow. Sorrendo
drew 80 calibre revolver and fired
Giuseppe fell to the floor.
Sorrendo dropped his revolver and ran
out of the store. He was captured a
block away.
He says Giuseppi was either drunk or
crazy; and he fired the shot to save his
own life,
The evening world., 1894-03-06
SILK WEAVERS STAND FIRM.
Say They Are Prepared to Hold Out
Several Weeks Longer.

The striking silk weavers are still out
This morning at the West Side Labor
Lyceum member of the strike commit
tee said the men were in a position to
hold out for several weeks more.
The strikers are waiting for the manu-
facturers TO sign the scale of wages pro-
posed by them. and say they will carry
their point. They claim that the manu-
facturers cannot obtain their operatives
to I'LL their places.
The silk weavers in the employ OF
William Openhym q Sons, OF College
Point l.. l., who went on tsrke some
time ago. have returned to work. The
firm acceeded to the scale of wages as
fixed by the strikers in New York. The
firm is now compelled to pay 30 per cent.
more than 1t has paid in the past two
years.
The evening world., 1894-03-06
HOBLEYS LAST WHISKEY.
Hayes, Who Bet with Him, and Two
Others Held.

AS result of Coroner's inquest
in Williamsburg last night Frederick
Mertz, Michael Hayes and Charles
Oberst were all held to await the action
OF the Grand Jury on a charge Of man
slaughter. Mertz and Oberst furnished
s., ZOO ball. Hayes was not so fortunate
and is now in Raymond Street Jail.
About three weeks ago William Hob
ley, Of 1856 South Eighth street, was In
Mertz's saloon, 100 South Eighth street,
where Hayes bet him Is cents that he
could not drink pint Of whiskey. The
man drank 1t down and then drank
another half pint. Then he wandered
outdoors. stumbled into a hallway and
a few hours later was found there dead.
The Coroner's physician who made the
autopsy testified that Hobley died of
drink and exposure. The three men We're
all held responsible for his death, Hayes
because he made the bet, Oberst because
he sold the liquor and Mertz because the
bet was made In his saloon and he
stood by while the unfortunate man
was drinking.
The evening world., 1894-03-06
CONSIDERABLE MRS. BURKE.
wouldn't Beat Her Husband, rs He
Has Only One Arm.

Justice Watson. In the Even Street
Court Williamsburg. to-day held Joseph
Burke, OF 81 North Henry street. on
charge of assaultIng his wife.
BLfke is one-armed veteran OF the
late war but his wife says she had to
leave him because. OF his ill-treatment.
II might have been able to thrash
him." remarked the wife In court but
rather than take advantage of a MANNED
man / ran away from home"
The evening world., 1894-03-06
BY COACH TO PHILADELPHIA.
Company to Run the Line Asks for
n Charter in Pennsylvania.
(By Associated Press. J

PHILADELPHIA, March 6.-Harrison
C. Canen. e. Rittenhouse Miller, Edward
Browning. Col E. D. Morrell. and Nell
son Brown. who are to run the line Of
coaches between New York and Phila-
lature for charter. The name of their
organization is to be 1.-THE Philadelphia
Suburban Coaching Club"
Two-thirds OF the stock Is to be taken
the other third by Mr.. Browning, Mr..
Miller and Mr.. Canen. Col. Morrell Is
to take care OF the horsing OF the
coaches at the New York end. Mr..
Brown at the Philadelphia end. and the
other three gentlemen at the different
relay stations between the two ends.
The evening world., 1894-03-06
CouIdn't Pay the Cabman.

Frank Merrill, Of 81 University place. hired .
cab driven by Fred Snyder last night. and after
being taken 10 One IiuniNed and Fifty-hf,h street
and hack found he had money. He tried to
sst the cabmAn TO trust him. but Snyder called
Policeman Kasmire and had Merrill locked M,
Al Jefferson Market Police Court to-day he was
held for trial.
The evening world., 1894-03-06
HAS A DIPHTHERIA SCARE.
Bellows Falls Indignant at n Doc
tor Who Concealed n Case.
ny Associated Press.

By Associated Press)
BELLOWS FALLS. VT, March 6.-The
entire town is greatly disturbed over the
discovery that the death yesterday OF
VIII f. Cotton. the proprietor OF popu-
lar restaurant, was due 10 dlphtherla.
The physician wh> attended the patient
ala no; report tnr case as diphtheria.
During Colton's Illness friends went there
as usual, and scores were exposed to
conttEion. The physician has been
threatened with personal violence.
The evening world., 1894-03-06
GEERTZ ARRAIGNED.
He and Holman Plead Not Guilty
Before Justice Hogan.

Justice Hogan In the Essex Market
Police Court to-day held Frank Holman
and August Geertz. OF Brooklyn. in de-
fault OF 5000 bail TO await the action OF
the Grand Jury. They are the fellows
who had the.queer establishment at 367
Pearl street. Brooklyn, which THE
Evening World' exposed.
Samuel Cans. a cigar manufacturer. of
34l Eighth street. accused them OF steal
ing $500 worth of tobacco from truck.
the defendants pleaded not guilty.
The evening world., 1894-03-06
To Review st. Patrick's Day Parade

Acting Mayor McClelland, Comptroller Fitch
and other city o:icais accepted an invitation this
morning to review the St PatrIck's Day parade
and 10 attend the celebration u the United Irish
Societies. The invitation committee com
posed OF James j. HagEerty. Edward L. Carey,
lawrence T. Langan, John Mcguire Thomas II
Lamb Patrick Costello, Michael Finnegan, Der
nard Ford and Michael Kane.
The evening world., 1894-03-06
WRECKED BY A BOMB.
Disorderly House in Chicago Made
Uninha bitabIe.

CHICAGO, March 6.-K:t;le Days dis
orderly house, at 1852 Nineteenth street,
was wrecked this morning by IA bomb
which was thrown into the hallway.
The inmates OF the house were all
asleep at the time of the explosion. No
one was injured.
The front portion OF the house was
completely wrecked and the place rem
dered uninhabitable.
The evening world., 1894-03-06
Tax Department appointment.

Ira Taylor has been appointed clerk in The Bu-
rcau for the Collection Of Arrears Of Taxes, at a
salary Of 81 on year John I Mahoney has
hecu appointed 70 cleIaship IN The same bureau
at 81 900 u year,
The evening world., 1894-03-06
For the New College Site.

Corporation Counsel Clark has received the
papers relating to TIE opening Of One Hundred
and Fifteenth ard one Hundred and Sixteenth
streets, and widening OF One Hundred and TWEEN
ticth street, between Amsterdam avenue and the
boulevard, the new Columbia College site. No
action is likely to be taken IN the matter until
the title to the land passes TO the Columbia COD
lrga truslees In January next. \.
The evening world., 1894-03-06

ms 'Ihins worth $500 was stolen early this morn
49, thieves who broke Into Morris Abraham
"'a'ng store, % Taatiord street
nss vaI u Foley, honsless tramp fell overheard
and u we Hanilton ayeiue bridge this morning;
esra YOU'D have been drowned had not Pearl
S snoo and Charles Martin OF the barge RED Star
~SkSsd him cut Of he water
The evening world., 1894-03-06
wnnt 90 Extend the Trolley.

FLUSHING, l.. l.. March Cat a meeting Of
tpe |oari Of Trustees OF this village tonight the
p'~Ssition Of the Brooklyn CITY Railroad Com
tSSny to extend its trolley road from Newtown to
pp!Gshlng, affordng a direc. route to the BROOKLYN
SSaiIEc, Will he further considered The Railroad
h"pahy proposes TO charge 10 cents fare for
'"' entire trip II they are granted the franchise
The evening world., 1894-03-06
SURPRISED THE ROUGHS.
They Didn't Know the Meek-Look-
ing Men Were Detectives.


ing Men Were Detectives.
Francis Gillen, John Patterson and
Francis Gaffrey were held in the Lee
Avenue Court, Williamsburg, to-day on
a charge of being loungers.
They were much under the influence OF
liquor last night, and became impressed
with the idea that they owned Temp
kins avenue They marched along,
shouting and yelling, and insulting every
one whom they met.
At Myrtle avenue the trio met two
mild-looking pedestrians who beseeching-
ly asked them to keep quiet.
I'VE keep quiet?" retorted one Of the
men. Why we run this part OF the
town and you are going to get punched.
See %
The quiet men We're Detective Ser
geants Dunn and Gardiner. who drew
their billies and informed the trio OF
tough men that they were under arrest
The evening world., 1894-03-06
MRS. NAV MAY die.
Probably Fatally Burned While
Lighting u Fire.

Mrs. Ann Nav. eighty years old, Of 40
Second place, Brooklyn. while lighting
q fire this morning was badly burned
about the face. arms and body.
Her clothing caught fire, and as she
ran through her apartments her blazing
garments attracted the attention OF
Nora Mccarthy, of is Second place, who
was passing.
Nora rushed into the house and ex-
tingu!shed the flames. The old woman
was removed to the hospital. She will
probably die.
The evening world., 1894-03-06
LAMBS OFFICE ABOLISHED.
Action Taken to Avoid Reinstating
n Gleason Supporter.

LONG ISLAND CITY, March 6.-At a
meeting of the Board Of Health last
night the office OF Register Of Vital Sta
tistics was abolished. James w. Lamb
a Gleason supporter. had held the office
since Jan. 10, and was removed by the
Sanford administration.
to have him reinstated. The matter was
taken before Judge Cullen and Lamb
was ordered to be reinstated.
The Board, rather than do this, abol-
ished the office. Lamb says that he will
have the entire Board arrested for con-
tempt of Court. Mayor Sanford says
that the office was abolished for the pur-
pose of economy.
The evening world., 1894-03-06
CHASED WITH A KNIFE.
Antonio Says Rose Was Jealous
and Tried to XIII Her.

Justice Watson, In the Even Street
Court Williamsburg. to-day held Anto-
MO Vocallo, OF "a Withers street, on a
charge of attempting to kill Rosa Valiba
The women occupy apartments in the
same house, and both were in love with
the san.e man. Pasquale Lucca. a statue
maker.
Antonio SAYS Rosa chased her about
the house with a knife for the avowed
purpose OF killing her.
The evening world., 1894-03-06
This Years Meet of wheeImea.
Ry Associated PrcssJ

DENVER. Col, March 6.-The Denver oyeiist
Union At a meeting last night decided that the
meeting OF the League OF American whesimen n
1874 will b, held Aug, 81 to Sept l. inclusive.
M'uy O. the crack wheelnen OF the country have
already notified the Union that they viii be N
attendance
The evening world., 1894-03-06
EX-MAYOR GLEASON WINS.
New Trial Of the Crow Case Granite
by Court of Appeals.
(By Associated Press.)

ALBANY, March 6.-1n the Court of
Appeals to-day ex-Mayor P. J. Gleason,
Of Long Island City, got new trial in
the suit Of Ellis N. Crew, involving a
judgement for 81 S22 90.
The action was to recover the hire of
horses by Patrick j. Gleason as President
of the Long Island City Railroad.
The evening world., 1894-03-06
Jesuits TO Lcnve Mexico.
lBy Associated Press.l

HIpALGO Mex, March 6.-The hrst step to-
wards the expulsion OF the Jesuits has been taken.
It is said. by the expulsion OF the Jesuits In the
College OF this city by Bishop Monies de oea-
To-day the Jesuits are all out OF power In San
Iuis Pctosl and have been ordered TO leave at
once Bisnop de uca has yet assigned no on
cial reason for HIS action.
The evening world., 1894-03-06
Newark Girl Returns Home.

NEWARK. N. j.. March 6.-one OF the three
pretty Newark girls who mysteriously disap-
peared from their homes has returned. She Is
Lucy shimeld. Her parents say she has been en-
Adeine Norton and Adeine saultier are still
missing.
The evening world., 1894-03-06
sole 10 Buy Dread.

Thomas KegGan OF S55 West ThIrty-siNth street
was held Tor trts in jefferson Market Court to-
day. caargel with haylaS stolen SIS overcoat
from August s,rucnnlug an undertaken, OF ass
Ninth VNrauc. kCegsn said he stole the oNercoat
to buy bread for himself and his father.
The evening world., 1894-03-06
Held for Attempted Murder.

NEWARK n. j., March 6-Luria Dominica
and Domnick Siam. Italians. residing at 81 Mad
ison street, got into a quarrel last night, and
Dominica tried to stab Siam. This morning
Judge Preisel held Dominica for the Grand Jury
on the charge OF attempted murder.
The evening world., 1894-03-06
Viewers Win in College Point.

NoLLEGE POINT l.. l., March 6-Tha silk
"'"''fS In the employ OF william openhym
sous OF this place, who went on Strike some
s nme ago, have returned to work. The nrm ac-
,rs AZ" 10 the scale Of wages as fixed by the strik-
sra In New York
The evening world., 1894-03-06
Round About Town.

The suit OF Charles Tobias against his father
in-law to recover furniture which Mrs. Tobias
took with her when she deserted her husband.
was sailed to-day before Judge Goldfogie In the
Fifth District Court and adjourned
The evening world., 1894-03-06
FELL THROUGH A HATCHWAY.
And Now Altman Wants 100000
Damages for Injuries Received.

Robert Altman is suing, George j. Sea
bury, in the city Court, Brooklyn, to-
Jay for personal injuries.
Altman claims that on June 2S, 1898
ne was walking on Maiden lane. When
opposite 80, Seabury's store, Altman fell
thfoGgh the hatchway. He says he sus-
nained internal injuries that are perma-
The evening world., 1894-03-06
Paid $40 Each for Their Fun.

In the Tomos Police Court this morning, Robert
C~Toole. twenty-five years old o, poyers street
aad Thomas McCctriCk, twenty -threo years old, OF
20 Mott street were sent, need to pay tine OF
SO each. tnd Charlie Jim, Chinaman Of $50
SiE'h avenue, whose "plgt1ii" the boys rullel
and whom they Otherwise ii!trcLtel. was dis
charged.
The evening world., 1894-03-06
Clerk John richard Dead.

John Richard, OF "a Grove street. brooklyn. for
many years clerk in the comptrollsrs onhea.
died OF his home yesterday Of pneumonlA Ne
was unmarried and lived with his pars11A
The evening world., 1894-03-06
Ex-Judge Lyman Walker Dead.
10y Associated Press.)

lBy Associated fress')
PERU, Ind March 6.-Lyman Walker eH-
Judge OF the Fitty-hrst Judicial District and
Identified with State and National
Affairs. died last night Of heart failure lie was
nifty -seyen years old
The evening world., 1894-03-06

full account Of Wall street Affairs will b.
found In the O'Clock Edition OF The Evenint
MnrIh :,
The evening world., 1894-03-06
Fell While Painting Hi. House.

George Murphy. Of ~ OAK street. Jersey City,
while painting the roof Of his house this morn
ing slipped and fell to the ground, a distance OF
thirty feet He struck his side and received
Internal injuries, but will recover.
The evening world., 1894-03-06
Ailments of Women.

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Of development. and checks any ten
dtnCy to cancerous humors. That
The evening world., 1894-03-06
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laws that govern the female system,
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The evening world., 1894-03-06

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When she wss Child, she cried Tor Castoria.
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoris,
ghen she had Children, she gave them CaStoi1p
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soon made known my business. |
saw Johns couutennnce brighten
up and from his demeanor saw be
was a mnn for modern improve
ments, which ] will have to con-
fess. After leaving the other two
distinguished gentlemen, ] felt
somewhat discouraged. So |
thought I would interrogafe John
on general principles, beginning
with road machines fret. lie said.
/" Our County Court ought to have
two kinds of machines, one for re-
pairing reads and the other for an
nulling them" He said he be-
lieved IN the general development
OF our country, by way OF tax ,tion,,
both for private and public pur-
poses. How about our schools? ("
wei, Will tell you, IL you will
keep it down IN your boots. 1t is
a good thing. We have as liberal
a board MS ever you saw They will
annul good house any time to get
to build two new ones.'' but"
says i, Docs that meet the APP
prevail Of the tax payers of the dis
trict i'' /" You must not let the
taxpayers know it. When you
have a good thing keep IT.
Seeing that John was going to
favor my enterprise and it was get
ting late. hauled out my tobacco.
gave him "a chew and took my de-
parture. ! have not had time to
see the other distinguished road
men in my section. If this docs
not reach the waste basket | will
consult them before the buffalo
gnats get too bad. SIMEON.
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Sabre 9ebouert uno mebr aIs einmal
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3eit WorFeber Der 8oltsiduIe in &acine
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ietn baus auf. Ser @anitlins Der ias
paneFl9en Resierung NOR wdbrenb iei@
mes Anfentbaltes in &acine ftets auf's
gIeeontefe sefleibet unb besos bobe
piertelidbrli4e Stipenbien, welde er
reeelmdbis in firitli9er Weiie bur4-
bradfe.