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The evening world., 1894-05-08
WHO ASSAULTED MUTRO?
Police of brooklyn Looking for the
Guilty Man To-Day.

The police of Brooklyn are to-cay look
ing for a man who assaulted Capt. John
Mutro. keeper OF the pier at Coney
Island. on Sunday and choked him.
bringing on a hemorrhage of the lungs
from which he died.
The n went to Capt. Mutro Sunday
afternoon and asked him for permission
to fish from the structure. This was
against the rules OF the Company and 1t
was refused.
The man became enraged at the re-
fusnl and In his fury grabbed the cap
tain by the throat and choked him.
The man, who was a stranger. then ran
away.
Soon after the ]ncounte the captain
was seized with u hemorrhage. and died
before II could be checked. Capt. Mutro
lived on the pier with his wife and two
children.
The evening world., 1894-05-08
TWO FILE EXCEPTIONS.
Matters Report Doesn't suit Trust
Company Nor G.. ID. ROys.

The Central Trust Company filed ex-
captions in the United States Circuit
Court to-day to the report of A. II.
Mastcn. as Master OF the United States
Rolling Stock Company.
The objection are based upon the pro-
posed disposition of certain certificates
Of the Illinois Central Railroad. Adolph
Stegenwisch, the receiver for the rolling
stock company, says he does not kno
what particular certificates are re-
ferred to by the Master, as 1t Is impossi-
bic to determine from the evidence and
by authority OF the Illinois Central Rail
road.
Cyrus d. Roys also excerpts to the re
port on the ground that II adopted l,
would deprive him Of SIS, 900.
The evening world., 1894-05-08
A THOUSAND MINERS QUIT.
Conl Strike Extends to Four Mines
Mt F%rostburg, Md.
CBy Associated Press

Ny Associated Press)
FROSTBURG. Nd, May s.-contrary
to expectations Of the most ~sanguine.
1000 miners, the employees at four
mines. have suspended work. Many Sc
cret meetings nave been held In the
woods neal Frostburg during the past
week. and the plan of campaign is to
hold meetings from day to day until all
the mines In the regions suspend None
yet. II is claimed that they will. not
suspend. In case the Homecoming miners
fail to suspend, the agitators intend to
have those now out march to that place
there to quit work.
They claim that by the 18th Of this
month the trouble will end In their favor
from a scarcity OF coal In market.
There was an encounter between two OF
the miners at the meeting yesterday.
but IL was not serious.
The evening world., 1894-05-08
Wall street Notes.

The gold engaged yesterday. namely. 500. 900.
bv L.aSard Freres and $500. 600 by Hcilelbach,
IcSelhctmer 4 Co. Was shipped to-day on the
steamship Trave.
The exports. exclusive Of specie, from the
Mort q New York for TIE week were $ 1872 'l3.
sratns, $40 for the corresponding week
IN 1898.
The cleveland and P~ittshurs Railroad Com
many has declared the regular quarterly diyi-
irni O, ! 50 per cent. on the guaranteed stock
payable June |.
The gross earnings OF the htchis1n system
for The fourth week OF April we're l,0o3. 81. a
decrease OF Si2N GS9, and for the month p2S7,'
sSl. a decrease OF 5000,
tina statement OF the New York Central for
the quarter ended March u showed a de-
cTsase liz gross earnings Of tgSt,OoS, The operat,
,ng .rpenses decreased 5l,0+s, 800, net Increased
Ia $50. charges decreased SIS. $50, surplus for the
.tock increased ,g3. Sli. and denelt after dividend
decreased $50, 100.
has been set for 10 o'clock Tomorrow morning
! in the Mills Building.
The evening world., 1894-05-08
DISCHARGED FOR DOING DUTY
Cleveland Militiamen Lose POsi-
lions by Turning Out.
lpy AssocIated Press.

CLEVELAND. o., May S.-CoL c. La
KEENAN,, of the Fifth Regiment. o. N.
c., has been notified that three MEM
bers OF Company b have been dis
charged by their employers for respond
ing to Mayor Blees's call for militia to
suppress the riots on Wednesday last.
Two OF the discharged men are e. L.
Bruck. Of the Morreau Gas Fixture
Company. and w. Byron. employed At
Rumsey's bathrooms.
Mayor Blee has taken the matter up
and will force a settlement with the
employers. The Ohio law imposes a fine
OF 81 900 and six months imprisonment
for Just such attempts to prevent q sol
der from responding to a call.
The evening world., 1894-05-08
GOT PEPPER IN HIS Y E
Then Brodie Hammered the Lung
Tester Inventor on the Head.

Justice Murphy, in the Lee Avenue
Court. Williamsburg, to-day discharged
julius Brodie. charged with assault, after
he had told the plaintiff and defendant
that they should both be ashamed Of
themselves.
Brodie and Simon Sigel both work in
the tin shop at North Third street and
Nythe avenue, and recently Sigel con
structei "A machine which he called a
lung testei." \ small pipe runs into
Il square tin box. and then apparently
comes out on the other side In front OF a
small tin wheel. 1t appears, however,
that the tin pipe really stops in the box,
and when Brodie accepted Sigel's invita-
tlon to test his lungs he blew a quantity
OF pepper In his eyes.
Brodie did not appreciate the Joke. n
beat Slgel over the head with a pair OF
heavy shears. Sigel got a warrant for
his assallant's arrest. Brodle told his
story and exhibited the machine in evil
1pnce,
The evening world., 1894-05-08
WHEAT RECORD BROKEN.
At the Opening of the Market May
Sold mt %

Low records on wheat were broken
by the first sales this morning, May
opening at SO l-2c. and July at 81 Lie.
There was not the feeling OF extreme
weakness, however. which was current
Yesterday. and "A little buying for local
short account resulted in an immediate
Improvement in values
80 nervous was the early trading that
brokers in different parts OF the pit
were making sales at two or three prices
at the same time.
Prevailing market conditions continue
bearish, and a slight gain In the next
Government report on Winter wheat
condition is anticipated.
The evening world., 1894-05-08
TALISMAN'S OWNER WINS.
Steamship Delaware Responsible
for sinking the TuGbOat.

Judge Benedict. In the United States
Court. Brooklyn. to-day handed down a
decision in the suit Of Charles II. Win
net. owner II the tug TalIsman, against
the owners Of the steamship Delaware
in favor OF the plaintiff.
Sept. lf. 1898. the Steamer Della ware col
lided with the tug In Gedney Channel,
near SANDY Hook. The tug was towing
the pilot-boat Edmund briggs. The
fireman OF the tug was killed and the
captain had his arm broken, Several OF
the crew were thrown overheard.
A referee will award damages.
The evening world., 1894-05-08
BELONGS TO R. T. SYSTEM.
Opposition louisville Southern
BondhOIdcrs Sell Out.

LOUISVILLE, Ky. May s.-Drexel,
Morgan & Co.. Of New York City,
through their agents. John w. & d. S.
Green in this city, nave purchased the
bonds Of those holders of Louisville
Southern opposed to the Richmond Ter
minal reorganization plan. This settles
the matter. and the Louisville southern
now passes into the r~eorganized Rich
mond Terminal system.
The amount of bonds purchased was
Sl75,OO and they Melted 6S l-2. a big in
crease over the previous offers. This
practically gives the Vanderbilts a
through line from the Atlantic seaboard
to the Missouri River.
The evening world., 1894-05-08
WOULDN'T SELL THEM BEER.
Then SnIoon-kcepcr White Was
Assaulted by -Four Young Men.

Four young men. giving their names
az George South~orth, John Curley'
James Keenan, and John Quinn. were
held for examination by Justice T!She
to-day in the Butler Street Court. Brook
lyn. on the charge OF assaulting Frank
White last Sunday night.
White has "A saloon at IFS Hoyt street.
lie says hat Southworth and the other
men broke into his place and demanded
beer. He says that he refused to sell
them any and that they then set upon
Nm. knonkei him down. kicked him in
the fac. ana in other ways assaulted
linn.
The evening world., 1894-05-08
HENRY S. WEISS WILL.
His Widow Dissatisfied over the
APPOINTMENT of an Eexcutrix.

LOCKPORT, y. y, May S,-To a Lock-
port friend, who Just returned from New
York. Mrs. Gertrude Ives. wife OF the
late Henry S. Ives. revealed the terms
Of her husbands will, He left one-hal:
OF his property 10 a half-s!ster. Mrs.
Striker, OF New York. ana the other
half in trust TO Mr.. S;ryker for Mrs.
So, 90. Mr.. Siryker was PANIED as eX-
cutor ana Mrs. Stryker as eNecutriN OF
the will.
II Is said the ,alk OF the widow contest
ing the Will Is based on her dissatisfac-
tion with the appointment Of Mrs. Siry-
ker as eXecutriN.
The evening world., 1894-05-08
BOYS HAVE A STONE FIGHT.
Kelly Arrested on n Charge Of
Frncturing chg Her's skull,

William Kelly, fifteen years old. of ll2j
Park avenue, was remanded into the
custody of the Gerry Society In Harlem
Police Court to-day to await the result
of injuries inflicted on William Scharer,
OF pa Cast Eighty-ninth street, who has
"A fractured skull.
lie was hurt in a stone fght between
two gangs of boys at Eighty-ninth
street and Park avenue last evening.
He identified Kelly as the boy who
threw the stone.
The evening world., 1894-05-08
A~RMOR-PLATE INQUIRY.
Session. Of the Hoard at Homestead
to lie Secret.
Uy Associated Press }

my Associated Prpss)
PITTSBURG, May s.-Capt. Sampson.
Lieut.. Ackerman and Prof Alger, the
appointed to investigate the
charges OF armor-plate frauds at the
Carnegie works, arrived from Washing
ton to-day, and are now at Homestead
The sessions OF the Board will be Sc
cret. Capt. Sampson expects the Board
will remain in Pittsburg and Homestead
for a week or ten days,
The report on these charges is not to
be ready until Secretary Herbert returns
from the Pacific coast the first week in
June.
The evening world., 1894-05-08
FEAR FOUL PLAY.
Plumber Muiiignn's Relatives Have
Not Heard from Him In n Week.

ELIZABETH. y, j., May S-Thc dis
appearance OF James Mulligan. twenty
eight years old. who resided with his
wife and two children at 200 Centre
street, was reported this morning to the
police.
Mlulligan left his home n week ago
to 20 To Newark to work at his trade
as "A plumber. He has not been seen
or heard from since. II is feared that
he may have been a victim OF foul
NAV
The evening world., 1894-05-08
TO SHOW GOOD CHARACTER.
O~therwisc Coney Island Resorts
VIII No' lie Liccn.cd.

The Brooklyn Boar OF Excise Offices
were too small TO accommodate tn
crowd OF Gravcsoni ssloon-keepcrs who
appeared this morning with applications
yor licenses. so the hearing took place
in the police trial room, No appilca-
ton was granted. the same rule being
observed as on previous days.
Each applicant was Eiyen n blank
which he must I'll out with the anne
OF twenty reputable. witnesses, who will
testify to his good character. OF the
100 saloons in Gravescnd and Coney
Island only go we're ever licensed,
The evening world., 1894-05-08
DENIES EDlSON'S RIGHT.
Westinghouse Company Says HIS
Patent Involves Oil Principles.

The Westinghouse Electric Company,
in answering the suit brought by the
Edison Electric Company in the United
States Circuit Court for alleged viola
tion OF an Edison patent for the dis
tribution of electricity. deny Edison's
right to the patent.
1t Is claimed that the distribution
and translation of electricity by the
means employed under the patent are
merely the applications of old and we'll
established principles.
The Edison Company IL suing to re-
cover ROYALTIES for the use of the patent
at the Worlds Fair by the Westing-
house Company.
The evening world., 1894-05-08
MILLS Running Fun Time.

BLOOMFIELD, y, J., May s-rhe oakes
woollen Kills at this place are no~ running on
full time. There has been . reduction In Ii,
number Of employees The TAnetts works have
also resumed operations AFTER being closed for
several moHtAx
The evening world., 1894-05-08
Jerry simpsons Condition.


WASHINGTON. May S-Representative Jerry
Simpson passed a more comfortable night than
for several days, lie is yet. however. very weak,
and although his friends think he Is making
progress towards recovery, they know II Is very
slow and that It will he many months before he
will be able to resume his public duties.
The evening world., 1894-05-08

SHOUTED FOR ANARCHY.
Vow De Cnse Gees TO the Island for
siN Months,

Dominic De Case, thirty years old, a
French cook OF 222 West Twenty
eighth str ct. was found drunk at
'rhirty.,hlrd street and Ninth avenue. by
Policeman Mccain. early this morning
Dc Case VAS shouting "Nivc rAnarchie, 4"
He wore a red mas as a sash and a red
neCktir.
AT jefferson Market Court to-day he
CAS- Mid in default OF 500 bail for six
The evening world., 1894-05-08
SUIT AGAINST M'KANE.
stricken from the May Calendar by
Justice Gnynor.

The action brought by Mrs. Catherine
Bauer for the appointment OF a receiver
in her action to recover certain property
in Coney Island from John Y. McKane
calendar for the May term by Justice
Gaynor.
The evening world., 1894-05-08

Ian olesan. captain Of the mud Sow Arcadia.
was arrested by Grant u. Snioman at On. Hun
drcd and Tweuty.thirl street and North River
this morning for humplnE mud without a permit.
nlsSan Is employed by THROWN & Fleming, rom
tractors. This is the third rrrsst for illegal
dumping within two days.
The evening world., 1894-05-08
Funeral Of Mrs. LemngweII.

Funeral services over the remains Of Mrs,
Myrian L~erlInEwell. the actress, better known
as Nellie Donald. were held at st, Leo's Church,
at II O'Clock this morRig. Father Duccy
ornr!ated. The interment was In Evergreen Gene
The evening world., 1894-05-08
Woodland Men Leave Miaes.
CDy Associated Prsss.)

PHlLLIPsBURG. Pa. May s-Four hundred
Philltpsburg and Beech Creek mlnera marched
from Phillipsbu!s 20 Woodland, where there was
a coal mine in operation. They persuaded the
men to throw down their tools and come out.
They were Afterwards assured by the o~perators
that tn. mine would remain Idle until the other
mines had resumed
The evening world., 1894-05-08
a.c.,x.r for n Newark Company

NEWARK. n j., May S-A. r. penman was
this morning appointed receiver OF the h"i ut.'n
Drying Company, OF this city The 'pp'cA"on
was made by James NJ. Burns. one VI us s"eA'
holders Of the concern.
The evening world., 1894-05-08
Sugar Trust Not EnJoined.
(By Associated Press.

nosroN, May s,-Judge Holmes In the supreme
Court to-day, decided not to grant an injunction
-, tho American Sugar Refining Comps-y.
assrssd With Violating the laws Of the state. but
orSsts that a subpoena be issued returnabie
The evening world., 1894-05-08

trial thl. morning In that place by Juds, Bird
sail. Ida s"haetcr, twtnty-thrce years old,
claims that Wcrths assaulted her at her home on
the Eight OF April = after she had returned with
the prisoner from HobOken.
The evening world., 1894-05-08
Gillespie Men Induced to strike.

10y NssoNIdIVu TIVDT
SPRINGFIELD. ILL.,. May S-Presidsnt Craw-
ford. OF the Illinois Nine Workers, has returned
from Gillespie. and states that at q meeting held
there 500 miners from Mount Olive. Glenarm and
staunton induced all but twenty OF i6S employed
in the Consolidated Coal Company's mine At OIL
,espie To 90 out. T.
The evening world., 1894-05-08
Maryland Miners May strike.
(Dy ASSOCIATED Press.)

10y NssocTaVeI FTt~J "
P%ITTsBURG. May s-pistrict Presids.t
Cairns, OF the United Mine Workers Of America.
has received a letter from Organizer hilisr at
LonAconing. Md. In which he says that all the
miners Of Maryland will probably strike 81
Wednesday. Thsrs are about Loo ninsrs 10 ~
district
The evening world., 1894-05-08
GRAND JURY INDICTMENTS.
Returns Made In the Federal Court
To-day.

The Federal Grand Jury for the April
term OF the United States Circuit Court
made its final report to-day, n the
members were discharged by Judge
Benedict.
Indictments were found rs follows:
Isado-r I'1Ila. atlas Cannarbarti. rounterfcitins
MirtAel sullivan. passing "uunterfcli silver dul'i
lars urFUa q smo'tnskl, operating an illlrIt san
at $50 lrIanrcy street. Frederick F. Edgar. ON
rertllrr 500 from the T ai'srau's Sa iuusl B'nk
samuel T, Rowe. swuE-.ErE prrpafy' plum VIII
S'rploe'rr. mailing Indecent letters Charles
"ricl. maltriuus,y sssaa'tiuE a l,t'er-sa. T!rr.
u,a-f- X W,urf mailing Indecent postal cards.
The evening world., 1894-05-08
Labor Day a Holiday In Canada.

(Ry AssOclAled Fress.)
OTTAWA. Ont. My S-slr John Thompson
announced to Parliament yesterday that the Gov
sIumsnt had decided hsuestorth 10 make the
nnt Monday In September, Labor Day. . stat
utoII holiday,
The evening world., 1894-05-08

Albert werths. twenty-five year, ola. Of "
Ogden avenue. Jersey City. was COMMITTEES for
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-06-28
Route OF the Great Relay Ride.

from Washington to Denver by which it
La proposed to transmit message from
President Cleveland to the governor of
Colorado, has been decided upon and is ms
follows: From Washington through Rock
Vile, Frederick, Hagcrstown, Hancock
and Cumberland, Md; Uniontown,
Brownsville and Washington, Pa; Wheel
ing, w. Va; Cambridge, Jonesville and
Columbus, O.; Richmond, Indianapolis
and Charlottesville, Ind; Danville Deca-
tur. Springfield, Jacksonville, Boards
town, Rushville and Roseville, Ills; Bur
aington, Mount Pleasant Oskaloosa, Des
Moines and Council Bluffs, Ia; Omaha,
Fremont, Columbus, Grand Island, Kcar-
ney, North Platte, Neb.; Juiesburg. Colo,
and from there follow che Union Pacific
railroad TO Denver
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-06-28

Dress Goods, Silks, Vel,
vets, ShawIs, CIoaks,
Suits, Silk, Wool, Gauze
and Swiss Ribbed Under,
Wear, Hosiery, Gloves,
White Muslin Under.
Wear, Corsets, Infants
Outfits, Table Linen,
T dwelling. Blankets, Com,
fortabIes, Sheetinos,
White Quilts, Lace Cur.
tains, 9ents' Shirts, open
and closed front. There
are thousands of dollars
Worth of the above goods
that are not damaged
any for Wear, only slight.
Iy soiIed. All to be closed
out within the next fe N
days at from
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-06-28
WHAT TO READ.

Read poetry. 1t enriches the mind with
ideals that may become real.
Read the Bible. 1t gives promise of the
future and strengthens the soul.
Read science. 1t supplies Information
that equips for usefulness and prevents the
triumph of error
Read romance. The examples Of its he
roes are an exaltation and tend to the for
nation of noble character.
Read history. 1t is the story of the prog
ress of human life. 1t teaches by example
and stimulates to endeavor.
Read philosophy. 1t imparts wisdom to
consider all things, knowledge to under
stand all things and fortitude to endure all
things-Cincinnati Commercial Gazette.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-06-28
To Test Our Ships Armor.

WASHINGTON, june 2S.-The armor
plate investigating committee has decided
that ballistio tests must be made Of a num-
Der of plates now in place on vessels of the
new navy. Thik 'ccision has been arrived
at as result of the disclosures Of ex-
Clerks Sill and Craig, which were fully
confirmed by Superintendent Cline. From
this testimony it appears that nearly ,O00
plates were improperly treated and falsely
reported to the government inspectors
AS a result there is no reliable data by
which can be determined the real value of
the armor plate on the new ships. Tho
fact that several ballistic plates were re-
treated after being selected completely
vitiates the only important test made by
the government Of several large groups of
armor.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-06-28
RIOT IN A PRISON.
One Convict Fatally Wounded In Charles.
town Penitentiary.


BOSTON, June 2S-A riot, n fire and O
fatal wounding of prisoner innocent Of
misbehavior have occurred in Charlestown
state prison.
Fifty men were working in the state
shop under a single officer when seven
long term conviots suddenly threw down
their tools and ran yelling to the shirt
shop adjoining.
There they were joined by Is more pris
oners. In the chair shop guards fired into
the air to scare the rioters, who, armed
with knives and hammers, were preparing
to mako desperate stand. Their ring
leader was a prisoner named Ed Slattery,
q 10 year man, who was prominently
identified with tho riots of last year. Off,
cor James H. Donovan picked him out
and aimed at him to kill. Unfortunately
Donovan, instead of hitting the offender,
shot Joseph Oaks of Worcester, fatally
wounding him. After the shooting the
prisoners ran into the yard and were soon
oornered and overpowered by the officers.
Fire was then discovered in the chair
shop. The loss was 5000.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-06-28
THE CRIMSON OR BLUE?
Yale and Harvard WIN Race Late Thi
Afternoon.

Yale and Harvnrd WIN Race Late This
Afternoon.
New LONDON, Conn, June 2S.-The
freshmen race wss postponed until today,
owing to the rough water. There was a
meeting to fix upon the time for the
contest to stand, and though an agree
ment was reached the captains of the re-
spective crews had different ideas as to
what that hour was when speaking of tho
subject this morning Captain Davis Of
Harvard said it was 8. As this evening,
whereas Captain johnson of Yale said it
was $50, Herman Oelrichs, the referee,
who ought to know, said 1t was $50. This
fact of the lateness Of the hour set is an
other of the reasons given in explanation
of the few people who are in town and the
apparent lack of interest. The majority
of the thousands of spectators here are
from New Haven and Boston.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-06-28
Boys Will Be Boys.

Don't try to make sedate men of them,
but buy our reliable clothing and let them
use it just as roughly as they wish to. 1t
will stand oil the hard, rough and tumble
wear that they can give it and it won't
cost you any more to start with than the
ordinary kind. Straw Hats for boys, both
for school OF dress; Sweaters, Shirts, I'm
derwear, Stockings, Neckwear. in fact
everything your boys need. Try our kind.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-06-28

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, June 20. - Com
mencement exercises at Harvard were held
in Sanders theater. The Latin Grafton
was by Edward K. Rand. The disserta-
tions were: "A Plea For the Philistine, "
by Landsay T. Damon; Suggestion, by
George B. Magrath; THE Place of Ath-
letics In the University by John f.
Twombly. The orations were: Tho Spir-
it of the Jesuits," by John R. Oliver;
THE Real Sardanapalus, by Macy NJ.
Skinner; The Theory of Inheritance, "
Social Reorganization and Christianity, "
by Francis A Gilmore, A. B.; In the
Bacillus Coli Communio, by Eugene A.
Darling, A. B.; "On the Use Of tho Mi
croscope In Bacteriology," by George B.
HenShaW, A. b.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-06-28
Restricting Convict Labor.

WASHINGTON, Juno 2s.-The report OF
the subcommittee to devise a measure to
restrict competition by convict made goods
with products of FREQ labor was adopted
by tho house committee on commerce, with
important amendments. The bill will pro-
hibit shipment beyond the limits of the
state in which they are produced not only
convict made goods, but coal, iron ore,
marble, lumber and all articles of COM
merce made ready for market by convict
labor.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-06-28
A POnular Dessert.

Blackberry roll, a popular dessert, is
made by rolling out rich crust and
spreading with ripe berries well sweet
ened; roll up; put in dripping pan;
spread over with bits of butter and
sugar; pour a teacupful of boiling wa
ter In the bottom of the pans; set in a
hot oven until the roll is brown. Serve
with the sauce in the pan.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-06-28
THE STRIKE RESUMED.
Manager Robinson Makes Demands Which
Cause a Stoppaye of Work.

PUNxsUTAwNEY, Pa, juno %. The
strike is still ON. Men of the Pittsburg and
Rochester Iron and Coal company were
jubilant when they started to work. Later
the strike was resumed. Manager Robin
son refused to treat with the miners COM
mittee and said he would not hire men
who had attacked trains. He made many
other changes in his first agreement. The
men have also been called out of the Du-
boiS and Reynoldsyille mines