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The evening world., 1894-02-05
SEVEN CLERKS TURNED OUT.
They Are Democrats and Ten Re-
publicans Succeed Them.
The New Men in the Brooklyn City
Clerks ONCE.

Seven clerks, who salaries n from
$3.50 to 81, 750. n who had held their
positions in the City Clerks Office in
brooklyn for a number of years, were
dismissed this morning and succeeded by
ten Republicans.
When the clerks arrived at the Office
this morning they each found a note
on their desks from Joseph Benjamin,
the new Republican City Clerk. stating
that their services would be no longer
required. -
II was not a surprise to the dismissed
clerks. They had petitioned Mayor
Schieren not to sign the resolutions of
the Board OF Aldermen. passed Jan. %.
which abolished the offices they held,
created new ones. and appointed new in
Cumbents. On Saturday Mayor Schieren
permitted the resolutions to become "A law
without his signature.
This morning the ten new employees
appeared before Mr.: Benjamin and were
They we're: w. II. Leaycraft, Chief
Clerk, $500: John L. Hunt. 81, SO0: w. II.
Caldwell, $500: II. W. Ringrose. 81 800:
James L. Renne, 81, 200: John Arfmann,
81, 500: Albert Rick. 81, ZOO; Frederick
whitman, $1,000: Frederick Metagar,
81, 200. and Charles II. Langdon., sl.loo.
All the newly appointed clerks are
active politicians and partisan Rcpubii-
canS
The evening world., 1894-02-05
Unfurnished Rooms to Il
BLOOMINGDALES' BIG SALE.
tocL from the Wellington Dry
.Gonds Company BeinE Sacrificed

BlopmIuglales' big store at Third ave.
nue. and fIt,y-ninth street was crowded
today. The special attraction was the
opening ~ tine SAFE Of the stock OF the
WcihnG ION lTy-G1pls Ct.Cr Philadelphia.
The crowd started to come before tho
doors were opened, and continued pour
ing in and uu; all morning.
The Wellington Company was backed
10y English capital. and was practically
the American agcnt for the sale OF a
high grade " i,ngIsh mad goods. IL
was intended .hat the establishment
should he the greatest of its kind in
America Win that end in view they
carried a stpuI- Of dry goods which Ia
SAID 10 have surpassed anything Of its
Thry could not stand the financial
panic, how Yer, and dissolution followed.
BIoumiugialrs stepped in and purchased
The entire stock for SjOI,pD cash. The
stock was nr5ught here last week, and
was to-day thrown open to the public for
fgurr at Whirh she goods were purchased
they are enabled 10 dispose OF them at n
remarkably low rate. fttty cents ON tho
dollar is Inc average. The doors were
announced II be opened az 9 o'clock his
murn,ng, ara an nour before people be-
gan to CaugTegate on the sidewalk In
front OF the store. Notwithstanding the
cold weather. The crush was anticipated
and in order 70 accommodate the crowd
3O6 extra ~salespeople were added 10 The
100 employees. The sale viii continue
until the entire stock Is disposed Of. -
The evening world., 1894-02-05
CON M'AULlFFE IN A SCRAPE
Accused of Having Possession of a
Stolen Diamond.

Justice Goetting. in the Lee Avenue
Court, Villa msburg, to-day issued war
rants for the arrest of Lawyer Luke
O'Reilly, jr., and Con McAuliffe, a
brother OF the pugilist. Jack McAuliffe.
John Is. Cole, who says he lives in this
city, was arrested a week ago last Sat
urday in the Amphion Theatre. Will
iamsburg, on a charge OF stealing a 500
diamond stud from Herman Goldberg.
of 232 Eastern Parkway. who occupied
the adjoining seat. When the case came
up this morning Isaac Goldberg, a son
of Herman, told Justice Goetting that
O'Reilly and McAuliffe had talked to
him In the corridor n that McAuliffe
had shown him the diamond. after which
O'Reilly offered to return the stone II
the Goldbergs would give him SEQ and
agree to withdraw the complaint.
Neither OF the two men was In court
this morning. but Justice Goetting, after
hearing Goldberg's story. promptly is
sued the warrants for their arrest.
The evening world., 1894-02-05
WHO WAS THE WOMAN?
She Engaged n Room for n Man
Who Died Two Weeks Later.

NEWARK, y. J., Feb, County Ply
stefan Elliott was notified by the police
of the Second Precinct this morning thai
Il man was found dead in "A Furnished
room At ll9 Central VENUE The county
Ply stefan viewed the body and said that
IT appeared the man died from pneu.
mDnia.
John Williams, the owuer Of the house
says that Hhoul two weeks age "A woman
anne to his house and said she wantr,
to hire n room for u rau who NuUI.
come later. she paid Il weeks rent. and
two or three days later the man came
When he reached the house Mr.. Williams
noticed that he appeared To bc sick.
From letters found in Ills pockets Il il
believed his name Is John Blake, aUi that
hr has been employed as 4
clerk in the Central Hotel al
Saratoga Springs. lie was WEE.
dressed and appeared to he about thirty
years OF age, Nothing has been seen o.!
the oma since she Ctllci to cnEIgr thu
room, The police ale trysnk to NM her,
The evening world., 1894-02-05
PROF. De GRANVILLE BACK.
Renppointed OrEnnist of the Church
OF Our Lady Of Grace. HOhokcn.

on Easter Sunday Prof. DE Granville
will resume his place AT the organ in
the Church Of our Lady Of Grace. Ho-
boken, which he resigned two years ago
at the request of tn" late Rev. Father
Corrigau. The Professor was reap
pointed last night by Rev. Father Kelly,
Father C~urrigan's successor.
DE Granville's resignation was re-
QdcStcd by Father Corrigan In response
u num"rou" complaints by members Of
the congregation. Prof. Albert Nuen-
dorf was appointed OrIanist and held the
position until last summer, when he
went to Europ" for a vacation. Prot
O'kecfe was appointed to serve uutil
Nuendorf returned. O'KceCe rendered his
resignation to Father Kelly a week
aGO.
After his dismissal DE Granville was
appointed TO ST. Mars ChurCh, Of
which Father Kelly was then the pastor.
His reappointment tn the Church OF our
Lady OF Grace has Caused great dissat-
isfaCtiOn to the congregation. The or
ganist is over seventy years Did.
The evening world., 1894-02-05
MRS. BREWSTER BURIED.
Mrs. Lyman Had to Borrow None!
to Pay for the Funeral.

The body of Mrs. Mary Brewster was
buried this morning in Holy Cross
Cemetery, Flathush. The funeral was
from the home of Mrs. Edward Lyman,
SIS Court street. Brooklyn.
The body was taken to Mrs. Lyman,s
house Wednesday last. and the FUNERAL
vas TO have been Yesterday afternoon.
The dead woman's husband, Capt. Ben
iamin Brewster, disappeared on W,edneS-
dav soon after the body was taken to
Mrs. Lyman's, and he has not been seen
since. No ice was put in the, coiin.
The undertaken refused to bury the BODY
Yesterday because he had no assurance,
of being paid. Mrs. Lyman scurried
about and secured the necessary funds
so the funeral could take place TO-DAY q
Mrs. Lyman says she is a straIbrr ~
the RreWsters, and only consented to
allow the funeral to be held from her
house as an act of charity and as 2
Of the Brewsters. Brewster is the cap
tain of a canal-bOat.
The evening world., 1894-02-05
WEIRD STORY DISBELIEVED,
No Grounds for Mrs. Husscy's Talk
About a Conspiracy.

NEWARK y. j., Feb. 5.-The weird
story which Mrs. Jessie Hussey, who is
alleged to be temporarily insane at 81
Clinton street. this city. tells about a
colossal conspiracy TO murder her Is
viewed by the police as a romance. Mrs.
Husscy accused her son by a former hus-
band Of being the chief conspirator
against her lite. She says that attempts
have been made to Kill her. so that the
Insurance money would fall TO the al
legged conspirators.
DR., Egbert Hermiston. Mrs. Hussey's
brother. who Once filled the pulpit In "A
church In MiChigan's summer resort,
Mount Clemens. desired II stated that he
would stick by his sister. He is con
WINGED that her story il true. DR.. Her
mission said he hoped to engage in steady
ministerial work In Newark. He used TO
be "a boy preacher, and his speciality now
Is evangelical work.
The ewark police are not investigat-
ing the affair. being convinced that the
story is purely imaginary.
The evening world., 1894-02-05
STABBED AT A WEDDING.
Row ut IA Perth Amboy Celebration
May Result In IL Murder.

PERTH AMBON, Feb. Am ARRAY
which VIII probably result in marder Uc-
CURED hero this morning, following a
hungarian Wedding at Fayrtlc ana State
streets llst night.
The celebration was kept up until this
morning. when an alteration between
Michael lIricuk and several OF his ouu
trymcn took place. The fight resulted in
u general melee. and when the police ar
rived they found Joseph Bi.lOwuskv and
hi. nephew, Michael BtslOw1sky, lying In
a pool Of blood.
Joseph had a severe cash over his eye.
NiChatlS upper lip was entirely severed.
Michael Hricak. who had he'd, wHS cap
tred on the l.ohigh Valley track by
Policemen Mulligan and CLARK, lie
some fifteen witnesses are under ar
rest. II IS expected that Joseph Big
lowOsky will die.
The evening world., 1894-02-05
GEN. CHRISTENSEN VERY ILL.
President of the Brooklyn Trust 20.
Stricken in His Once.

The news leaked out this morning
that Gen. C. T. Christensen, President
Of the Brooklyn Trust Company, had
been taken suddenly i'll last "Wednesday
in bis private office in the rear of the
bank, and had been removed to his
apartments in the Margaret Flats on
Columbia Heights. "a
o'clock last Wednesday morning. lie
had lust reached his Office, and sat down
at his desk. when he relied over IN ms
chair and fell on the floor unconscious
He was lifted upon a couch and a ply
sician was summoned. Restoratives
were applied, n after a short time; ne
recovered sufficiently to he move 10
his home. ,-
Drs. Benjamin Edison, of 81 ct. Marks
avenue, and JOIN 4. McCorkle, OF lit
Clinton street, have been attending MN,
At the Brooklyn Trust company unis
morning it was said that the patient was
much better
The evening world., 1894-02-05
OPPOSE SPECIAL ELECTION.
Law yer ELI OFT Goes to Albany
with that Purpose.

Lawyer George +. Elliott, who has
charge of all the political cases for the
Kings County Republicans, left for Al
bany to-day to consult with Attorney
Gencral Hancock on the proclamation of
Gov. Flower ordering a special election
in the Eighth Ward. Brooklyn. to fll
the vacancy In the Board of Supervisors.
Mr.. Elliott said before he left that he
believed he could show the Attorney
General that the Governor had erred In
issuing the proclamation and that II
would be recalled.
II Mr.. Elliott Is successful, In his visit
the Republicans will control the Board
Of Supervisors. as the Board OF Alder
men have appointed Frank Lindc to sue
oeed George Kehoe.
If there is a special election held Feb.
2b. as provided by the Governors pro-
clamation, George Keho6 will undouht-
eddy be elected and the Board controlled
by the Democrats.
The evening world., 1894-02-05
MUST PAY HER ALlM0NY.
Mrs. Cray Obtains nm Order Against
Her Husband.

Justice Cullen. of the Supreme Court
Brooklyn. this morning ordered tina
James Gray pay his wife. Elizabeth, all
mony and counsel fees, in accordance
with the order of the Court. or suffer the
Consequences.
The Grays were married In Brooklyn
about nine years ago: and have two chil'
dren. They moved to Philadelphia
where Gray now is in business.
Some time ago Mrs. Gray left her nus
band, and with her children. tool, up he!
abode with her mother in Brooklyn.
She sued for absolute divorce. ano
Gray was ordered to pay her 500 q
month allmony and $3.50 counsel fees
Gray has not obeyed the order. He de
MES his wife's charges.
the counsel fees inc thirty days to pay
the alimony.
The evening world., 1894-02-05
HANGED HERSELF TO A BED,
Mrs. Evern, nm Invalid, Kills Her
sclf in Her Nurses Absence

Coroner Dreamer, OF WILLIAMSBURG
was notified this morning of the suicide
OF Mrs. Johanna Evern, forty-seren
wears old, of s6l Gates avenue. She had
been an invalid for a long time. her III
ness affected her mind, and her relatives
rarely left her alone.
This morning, however, she seemed
brighter tina usual. and her nurse went
out to a store in the vicinity. No sooner
had her companion left the room thah
Mrs. Evern got out OF bed and hanged
herself to n bedpost.
When the nurse returned Mrs. Evern
wa, dead. The body was cut down and
the police were summoned.
The evening world., 1894-02-05
RYDER WANTS THE BOOKS.
Argument for Writ of MandnmuH
to lie Heard TO-MOrrOw.

Justice Cullen. in the Supreme Court
Brooklyn. to-day adjourned until to-
morrow argument for a writ of man
damus to compel Richard J.. Ba!sley, eX-
supervisor of the town of Flatlands, TO
hand over the books and papers of his
office to John NJ. Ryder, who defeated
Baisley at the last election.
An order OF Justice Cullen gave Ryder
his seat In the Board of Supervisors;
Ryder now wants the paraphernalia OF
The office as well.
The evening world., 1894-02-05
FOUGHT ON A %STREET-CAR.
Three Men Got Into n Row and the
Passengers Got Out.

George and Edward Stephens and Louis
Dehurs were held in the Lee Avenue
Court, Williamsburg, to-day, on charges
of fighting. The two brothers, who live
at South Second street and Union ave-
nue., last night boarded a Grand street
car. They made an insulting remark 10
Dehurst, who lives in Maspeth, and he
started in to thrash them.
The car was crowded at the time, and
the passengers got out IN "A hurry. The
men fought for several blocks, when De.
tective Sergeant Hayes boarded the car
and stopped the row with the aid OF his
lilly.
The evening world., 1894-02-05
wouldn't Pay aud Goes to jail.

Robert r. uhlman, OF IH East seyenty-second
street. is locked up II the Ludlow Street Jail In
default Of $3.50 bail for contempt OF Court. A
Judgment for 81, OF vas obtained against uhl-
man last September ny Nathaniel Stevens. uhl-
man refused to pay and was brought up in supple
mentary proceedings on Sept. .. 1893. He agreed
10 pay $500 per week, and did 50 for ave weeks
warrant for his arrest WsI issued By Judge
FitEEimonA
The evening world., 1894-02-05
Almost Sunocnted Her.

Ambulance Surgeon shattIck. on the bro""'
Iyn Hospital. was m this morning To at
tend Mrs. Pleasant Green, colored, oil Il Han $
Alley. Who had been almost Killed by lnha''Hs
coal gas. The woman hsd a small stove In her
room. Before retiring last ntght she tlI'a II
with cosl and closed the hampers. She failed 10
come ont o, her room this morning, and other
tenants burst open the door in time 10 save her
The evening world., 1894-02-05
She Heat Him with "a F~rying-pan

Mrs. Kate Hayden. o. lai West Ninth street,
Brooklyn, was held by Justice TIEhe In the Butler
street Police Court. Brooklyn, this morning for
examination on Feb, s on a charge NJ beating
her brother. Michael O'Rorke. yesterday With a
frying pan. 0RoTke Is in the Ions Island Col.
lsgs Hospital. II Is thought his skull Is frac.
tured. The trouble occurred during . drunken
quarrel
The evening world., 1894-02-05
CAPT. CHAMBERS FAILS.
Yet His Liabilities Are Said TO He
Less Than $4,000.

Cant. Mathew 8. Chambers, the we'll
known wine and liquor dealer, at l6
Warren street, made an assignment. to-
day to Andrew G. Cheney, without pref
erences.
The liabilities are reported to he less
A few of the employees are taking an
in rentoiy OF the stock to-day. Mr..
Chambers refused positively to make any
statement concerning the affairs OF the
firm
The evening world., 1894-02-05
LITIGATION OVER A FENCE.
The Injunction Against +. G.. Nor
ton IL Continued.

Justice Cullen, OF the supreme court
Brooklyn, this morning continued an III
junction restraining Franklin C. norton
Of Rockaway Beach, from destroying n
fence erected by Remington Nernam' OF
~ aryernam Improvement Company, Of
Rockaway Beach. Nernam erected NE
fence on what Norton claims to DE ms
property OH Jan. . last. Norton asserts
ihnt Nerna threatenel - shOOt hlh.
The evening world., 1894-02-05

eft or cure. In every case. you haVe
your money back, No other medi,
cine of its kind is so certain ana
effective that it a be sold
AS a blood-cleanser, fesh.builder'
and strength restorer, nothing. can
equal the "Discovcry." It's not Ike
the sarsaparillas or ordinary spring
medicines" At all seasons II purihcs
inyigorates. and builds mp. the whole
system. For every blood-taint ana
disorder, from n blotch or eruption,
TO The worst scrofuln, It Is . perfect
permanent guaranteed remedy =
The evening world., 1894-02-05
Got Angry and struck the omcer.

Norris Epstein. 4 tailor. OF l5s Varet street,
Williamsburg. was held in the Lee Avenue Court
Today on a charge OF intoxIcatlon. Saturday
night Epstein was swindled out OF $50 by two
Italians, who worked the Confederate bill game,
Lpseln reported the case TO the Bedford avenue
police station. and Omcer Quinn was sent with
sIm to find the crooks. They did not find the
men and Epstein. who had been drinking. was SC
outraged that he struck the ofhcer.
The evening world., 1894-02-05
liverpool Jack" Dead.

John Gallagher. who In his younger days was
.asn In tn. prize ring as Liverpool Jack. -
wv OF heart failure at his home. So Harrison
sn.nue Williamsburg, to-day. During recent
- gallagher has been employed as q tailor
"' mas had q hard time TO get along.
The evening world., 1894-02-05
VIII Decide About the Trolley.

ORANGE. y, j.. Feb. Tho Common Council
Of this city will take up the question to, niEht as
90 the granting Of franchises for trolley lines
throughout the city. There was a
on Friday night to protest against the granting
OF he franchises
The evening world., 1894-02-05
HIND In u SnIOOn.

Fire from some unknown cause, In a two-story
building at sos Fulton street. Brooklyn, this morn
ing, caused a damage Of 81, 500 10 the building,
and $500 to stock and fixtures in Bernard QuInn's
saloon OF the ground floor.
The evening world., 1894-02-05
Provide for Mount Holi,s Poor

I HOLLY, y. =, Fsb. 5-The residents
Of this city will hold a meeting In me
Court House this afternoon to pruNid. meshs Tor
thu suffering poor. About hye weeks ago the
Township Committee appropriated $500 In addition
10 the regular appropriation for the poor. but this
has all been used
The evening world., 1894-02-05
Receiver Named for Publishers.

sSsAes Lawrence. In the Supreme Court, has
ts'po'h'ed z. Simpson as receiver o, the Arm OF
sSnsnsld & BAXTER. OF Fiatbush. This Arm
Cans...l the Flatbush Press and Kings County
parn.s. Mrs, Elizabeth BedingheId. one OF the
'~Asrs' wants the arm dissolved.
The evening world., 1894-02-05
DON'T BE FOOLED

by the dealer
W o brings
out something
else, that pays
him b~etter,and
says that 1t is
Just as good"
DR.. Piercr's
Golden Med
ical Discovery
is guaranteed
If IL don't BEN
The evening world., 1894-02-05

lasihin MlNsLow's SOOTHING sYRuP for children
As cures wind collie. diArrhoa, DC. zoe ~
The evening world., 1894-02-05

A full account OF Wall street Affairs will be
found in the 6 O'Clock edition OF The Evening
World"
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