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A Dollar N Day.

To the Editor OF The Evening Star:
hope you will give me space TO express
my opinion. as business man and a tax
payer, regarding the recent order OF the
Commissioners fixing the wRges Of District
laborers. "A dollar day for a hard days
work" is the measure of value adopted by
these gentlemen, and j. for one, have not
yet gotten over my establishment that so
good a man, so kind-hearted a gentleman
as John W. Ross should Join in so out
rageous an act No man can live decently
and respectfully, much less support a FAM
lily, on dollar day. Certainly not in a
city like Washington. We do not want a
community of paUpers. We do not want
TO add still more 10 the hundreds of towns
men now walking the streets unemployed
by importing the element which has so
largely in other places, supplanted AmerI-
can labor. And because times are hard
and work difficult TO obtain is that a rea-
son why. OF all others. day laborers should
be crowded nearer to the starvation lire?
AUGUST DONATH
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Marine Hand Cokicc-t

The Marine Band will give its first OPEN
air concert of the season at the Presidents
grounds this afternoon. TIE following is
the program:
l. March, THE Marine Band" .Fanciulli
?. Ove4are, Die Felsenmuhle". Reissiger
3. "Fsckletanze" (No. .Mayerbear
4. "Lohengrin" Observation-Disclosures Wagner
Introducing Bridal Chorus.
). Chinese NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .Fanciull
g. Medley, "A Night in Bohemia" Fanciulli
Introducing old and new favorite songs,
concluding with The Man that Wrote
"Ta-ra-ra Boom ce-ay" and how he
did it. Descriptive of an evenings
fun at the National Capital Press Club.
Z. Characteristic. Jolly Musicians" Muscat
s. Wedding March. ............ .MCndelssohn
.. Hail Columbia" ......................Fy les
The concert will begin at > o'clock and
end at rs. AS this is the eighth anniver-
sary of Mr.. and Mrs. Clevelands wedding,
Prof. Fanculli placed in the program the
Mendelssohn wedding march and Lohen-
grin's bridal chorus.
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The Children i'm Opera.

The ladies who were in charge OF the
recent performance by children Of Pima
fcre' and The Pirates OF Penzance" viii
soon make their report which will show that
their efforts were unusually successful. A
substantial addition will be made TO the
funds OF the Homeopathic Hospital. for
whose benefit the performances were given.
The members Of the committee in charge
express themselves as exceedingly well
pleased with the performances OF the chill
dren. They speak in much praise Of The
sweet singing and remarkably clever acting
of little Emma Heinrichs. who sang Mabel
in THE Pirates" They mention her
especially. because. In their opinion, her
good work did not receive the commenda-
ton ii deserved in the published notices.
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CHURCH NOTICES.
RAPTIST,

STREET BAPTIST CHURCH, ST. BET 9TH
and 18th n.w.-Rev. ]. J. Muir, pastor. will preach
at Al am Trs and pm Evening subject In
night. O'Clock, "A Fellow Threw Dust At 4
Maa:" and breaches at IL am. when the saith
anniversary Of the organization win be observed.
Seats free. All invited. Second Baptist Cnurci
Auditorium. 4th st. and Va 1t
BEREAN BAPTIST CHURCH. 18TH ST. BET. L
and n.w-npreaching morning and evening by
mon the ordinance of baptism VIII be admin
ist nsred Bible school, $50; endeavor meeting,
4:3o. 1t
FIRST RAPrIsT CHURCH, 10TH ST. ABOVE
Sunday school, $3.50 am; Christian Endeavor
RS ss5n viii i DR. s;aky h,Yns
pm You are welcome. Ii
CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH. STH AND II
nv. Rev.S. II Greene, d. D., pastor.-Sunday school,
$50 an; PHI. Bristow, superintendent preach,
DALI CHAPEL BRANCH. is,s and D pi s.w.. lev.
prea,hlns. il am and ssn @. M n;iI RIA
inte Aa Sta and Nv L. D. Bliss super,
ca. 400 New York ave. NV. Sunday. June 8.
1874. at 400 pm: Address by Rev W. c. Alex
Every man Invited. Bible class at $50 pm. it
MT. CARMEL BAPTIST CHURCH, cORNEi 4TH
and SITS. NV, Rev. W. p. Gibbons, PhD
gastor.-sunday school: $50 am: Ii am. and
preaching by Rev. ]. H. Pryor; grand rally ali
day. Come and help us. Y. I. s. c. L. at 6:3O
pm. Free Grace Club entertainment Monday
and Tuesday evenings. Admission 10 cents.
Strangers welcome. Seats free It,
10TH STREET BAPTIST CHURCH. 10TH AND /
SITS. NV, Rev. Walter II. Brooks. ID. pas
tor.-9 am, Sunday school. IL am. sermon by
the pastor 1880 pm, baptiEing. pm. mem
Reynolds. Z PM, Endeavor meeting. Seats free.
Public invited A choir OF native Africans will
be present at IL an. pm, Lords supper ire
stricted). 1t
THIRD BAPTIST CHURCH. COR. OF ETH AND
2 SITS. NV, Rev. james III. Lee, pnStor.-Sunday
school at $50 an. Preaching at IL am. sub
tect The Morning STAR" 8. $. Lyceum nj $3.50
pm Sermon at pm, subject, Prayer a
Duty" All are welcome. 1t
SHILOH BAPTIST CHURCH l. ST. BET. 10TH
and 18th SITS. NV. Rev. ]. A. Taylor, PASTOR
AT o:30, Sunday school. At II ana, sermon by
pastor. Baptizng after morning service. At 1
PM. Young Peoples Iyceum. At S pm. com
nunion All invited. IT.
MT. ZION BAPTIST CHURCH. COR 18TH AND
SITS. ne. Evangelist A. Willhanks pastor
Services: So. .. Preaching, IL and at s D. M. by
pastor. subject at night, Queen Esther Before
the King. Literary, Pm. Pastor and gospel
choir conduct services pm At Mt. Moriah
Baptist Church, South Washington revival MI
next week. II.
METROPOLITAN BAPTIST CHURCH CORNER A
and 9th SITS. n.e.-The pastor Rev. Grceh Clay
Smith, will preach. Services, IL am. and Z 30
pm Special choral service Visitors welcome. [
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Mrs. S. F. Guild, who is the national
superintendent Of work among foreigners.
will deliver an address before the W. c. T.
[. at the Vermont Avenue Lutheran
Church tomorrow evening. Mrs. Guild has
haG large experience in her work and will
Undoubtedly prove interesting
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

Y. VI. C. A JUBILEE SERVICE AT TIE Y. VI.
G. A.. 1909 New York ave. NV, Sunday, June 3.
1894. at i:30 pm. address by Rev. w. c. Alex
ander, pastor of West Street Presbyterian Church
Every man Invited Bible class at $3.50 pm. 1t
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. con. 1OTII
and q SITS NV, Rev. :. ". Newman. DID. pas
tor; Rev. NJ. Il. fishpum. assistant pastor
Preaching at IL am. and pm. Dy pastor Even
Ing sermon next upon Early Church-"I'aEl at
Rome. Music by quartet and chorus CT fifty
voices, led Icy DIR. Bischof organst. Sunday
school, $3.50 an Christian Endcayor, pm III
FIFTH CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH COR STII
aud SITS n.e.-Preachng at IL am. ard $ nm
by Prof ChickeriIg of Kendall Green. All wei
come. ire
PLYMOUTH CONGREGATIONAL. CHURCH. COR
18th and SITS. NV, Rev Stcriin. " Brown
Iastor.-ll am. .'Rciiexve Power" SO pm,
"A Mountain Top Hero in the Valley Welcome.
1t
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OTHER SERvgCEs.

FREE TlIOUGIiT.-TIIE WASHINGTON LIBERAL
League meets every Sunday At 3 pm N " ind
sors Han. 9lo + 81. NV; open disclSsion sub
tcct tomorrow, The Moral lI.iiuence of the Chris
tian Church. Come. All welcome. Seats frcc.@
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HALL MISEION.

FOR THE PROMOTION OF HOLINESS RECII-
abte Hall, Az ST. and Ia. avenue; on sabbath
at 2:3O pm. This interesting and soul-stirriiig
service is becoming and more the resort
OF those who love heart purity. We hear and
sing OF the beautiful pool which Ia the fount of
every blessing and of the BLOOD that washes
winter than SHOW" All ale welcome. In charge
or Miss Phoebe l.. Hall. It,
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UNIvERSALIST.

CHURCH OF OUR FATHER. 18TH AND L. REV
A. G.. Rogers, DID,, pastor.-Children' s-day
vice In the morning. in charge of the Sunday
school. Services in the evening under the aus
pieces OF the Christian Endeavor Society. Address
by the pastor, Self conservation. All cordially
invited. 1t
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CHRISTIAN.

NINTH STREET CHRISTIAN CHURCH COR 9rII
and ID SIS n.e.-Pastor f. Is. Bagby viii preach
at IL am and pm. \. L. s. {. L. at pm. /
VERMONT AVENUE CHRISTIAN CHURCH. T. u.
Power. pastor.-Wil preach ut IL and \ oclp X;
Sunday school. $50; Christian EIdcayor at :.
seats all Zee. Come. IT.
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NEW CHURCH,

CHURCH OF THE HOLY CITY, DUPONT CIRCLE,
cor. Mass. ave. and 18th st.--Rev. Frank Sewall
pastor, Will preach at IL AL "Humanity's
Cry for Faith All seats are free. New Church
tracts In yestibule free. Church committee Thurs
day. 1T
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UNITED BRETHREN IN CHRIST.

UNITED BRETHREN IN CHRIST.
Memorial Church, and y. Capitol SITS
Preaching at IL m. by the pastor, Rev J. E.
Fout Childrens day services at pm s. s.
at pm. All welcome. IT,
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Y. Nj. G. A.
Y. NJ. c. A. JUBILEE SERVICE AT THE Y. NJ
C. A., 400 New York NV. Surd " June 3
1894. at 1870 PM Address by Rev. W. C. Alex
ander pastor OF West Street Presi,y terrain Church
Every man invited. Bible class ut 3:3o pm. 1t
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UNITARIAN.

ALL SOULS CHURCH 14TH AND l. STS,.l1
am, Childrens sunday anniversary. pm,
Young Peoples meeting. pm. Kaffr choir OF
- Christian natives OF South Africa will sing.
All welcome. II
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SPIltITUALISN.

TIE PROGRESSIVE SPIRITUAL CHURCH WILL
hoid regular services on Sunday evening June s.
ut The Temple, 40 q st. NV: good mclSans
will be In attendance; services to commence at
y O'Clock. It,
MRS MCDONALD WILL HOLD PUBLIC TEST
circle at Mediums Union Hail, Coz L ST. NV
Monday night, o'clock.
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PRESBYTERIAN,
DIAMOND JUBILEE.

THE EASTERN PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. MD.
ave- and 9th ST. n.e.-Rev. Thomas Chalmers
s shstSp Dp astPy will y P5THss At IL
AND FANNT1Cs. OR AZ EXPGsE OF CHRIS CHR IS
TIaH sT Ese:e e MHeK N s. AS6 WICK
T. s. G. E. at a:45 pm. Mrs. l. l.. shedd, di-
' "%9 sos s St
FOURTH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, 9TH ST
bet g and II NV. Rev Joseph T.. Kelly. pastor.
sns school s;se am Preaching II am.
prayer meeting pm. Strangers welcome. 1t
CHURCH OF THE COVENANT IPREsBYTERIAN1,
Conn ave. and 18th SITS. NV. Rev. Teunis s.
pm. Sacraments Of the Lords supper and bap-
tism at the morning service. Sunday school at
$50 am. Christian Endsayor Society meeting at
sing en- - ""''" 'Ds ''''" A"''a" 'n0r M III
FIRST PREsBYTERIAN CHURCH.. Az ST BET
c and d, Rev. b. Sunderland ID. pastor: Rev.
il ain. Divine service, with serGon by HY Dr..
Sunderland Subject; "Chri't's Advent" pm.
service. under direction Of the male quartet. with
brief sermon by Rev. Mr.. Allen, Subject: How
to Become Christian Special efforts have been
and profitable. THE FIRST CHURCH QUARTET
at both services. 1t
METROPOLITAN PRESE YTEIuAN CHURCH. 4TII
and II SITS Sc. Capitol IIill.-Prcarhng tomor-
row by Rev. Richard d. Harlan at II am. and s
pm. Tuesday evening. Juna j. at S. there will
be the services attending the annual mite-lox
opening OF the Ladies' Home and Foreign Mis-
siornry Societies. with addresses by Rev. VIM
p Chalfont u Chow Flu. China, and Mrs. Rev.
DIR. I. 5. Hanilin of this city.
Rev. Dr. John Chcste: will preside. It,
ASSEMBLY'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. COR
9th and l sts NV, Rev. George o. Little, pas
tor.-Preaching by the pastor at IL am. artl x
pm. sunday school, $3.50 am. y. =. S. C. E..
pm. It
Y. NJ. C. A. JUBILEE SERVICE AT TIE Y "
G. A.. 1909 Sew York NV. Sunday. June g.
1894 at 4:30 pm Address by Rev. W. C. Alex
anlcr, pastor Of West Street Presbyterian Church
Every man invited. Bible class at 80 pm. 1t
FIFTEENTH STREET PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Service IL o'clock; sermon by +. ]. Grinke.
pastor; temperance meeting. . O'Clock pm; ad-
dress by representative of Union Mission
music by temperance choir. IT.
TIE GUNTON TEMPLE MEMORIAL. PRESBY-
terrain Church. 18th and il SITS, Rev. q.
Il. Patch, DID, pastor.-Service at IL am,
preaching by Rev. J. +. Gilbert, DID, secre-
tary of American Society of Religious Education:
and at pm. preaching by the pastor. 1t
TIE GUNTON TEMPLE MEMORIAL PRESBY-
terlan Church. cor. 1ith and SITS. Rev. q. B..
a.m.; missionary praise service, pm, to be
addressed hy Rev. 4. Allen. co-Iastor Firs t
Church and Miss Culbertson Good music. 1t
WEST STREET PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, REV.
w. C. Alexander DID. p.stor.-Preaching IL
am. and pm. Y. T. =. G. T.. at Z. Weekly
prayer meeting Wednesday night at O'Clock. 1t
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CCRSON & MCCARTNEY
MEMBERS OF THE NEW YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE
1919 ST. Glover building
Correspondents OF Messrs. Moore a Schley So
Broadway.
Bankers and Dealers IN Government Bonds
Deposits. Exchange. Loans
Railroad stocks and bonds and all securities list
cd Oh the exchanges Of New York, PHILADELPHIA.
Boston and baltimore bought and sold
A Specially made Of investment securities. Dis
trict Bonds and all local Railroad Gas. Insurance
and Telephone Stock dealt IN.
American Bell Telephone stock bought and sold
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one year were elected as follows: Presi-
dent, Rev. Jos. s. Collins; treasurer. Gideon
Davis: secretary, William G. Lipscomb;
managers, Levin Stewart, Robert White,
Joel Brown. Isaac Nichols, Henry Gather
and VIM. Long.
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Fiftyfour persons were enrolled as MEM
bers at the first meeting. They were
Beverly Waugh. Henry Gather, Robert
White. Francis King, Thomas Beall, Rich
ard Thompson, Isaac s. Nichols, w c.
Lipscomb, VIM. Calder, VIM. Williams
John Hoover, Niman Beall. Isaac Owens,
ST.. Thomas Woodward, William Cooke,
John Connolly, VIM. King jr.: Samuel
Mayors, Enoch Tucker, Leonard Mackall.
sr.; Leonard Mackall, jr.; n. Hedges r.
Bishop David Halter. Benz. Dawes Henry
Pyfer Sampson Award, S. Shyrock, l..
Shepherd, James Miller, Thomas Griffin.
William Lang Daniel King, John Dickson.
John Scrivener. John Moore John Wilson,
Levin Stewart, James Nicholson, Jeremiah
Orme. A. Stinchcomb. Joseph s. Collins.
John Adams. Samuel Wardell, Joseph Cooke,
Samuel Dtty, Thomas s. Hoskinson, VIII
liam Parsons, David English, jr.; Joel
Brown. Gideon Davis, john r. Edes. VIII
liam Hardy and Moore Dickson
Permanent officers of the society to serve
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GRACE REFORMED CHURCH. 18TH ST BET
r. i. ave. and ST. NV, Rev A. T. c. App,e
pastor.-1lorning service, II O'Clock. Sunda :
school, s;5o am Missionary meeting. Z AS Pm /
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CHURCH NOTICES.

THE PEOPLES CHURCH. 423 G ST. NV. OPT
pension offce.-The pastor, Rev. Alex Kent wi
speak at Ills The Recent liberal CONGRESS-
Seats free. ALI welcome ~
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sEvENTH-DAY ADvENTIsTs.

SERVICES TOMORROW EVENING AT I:45 Al
Seventh Day Adventists' Church sth at n nor
and q SITS. Elder Allen Moore will preach IL
The evening world., 1894-05-04
CHASE AFTER 4 H|GHWAYMAM.
Moore Knocked Peterson Down on
a Busy ThorOughfare.
Crowd Pursued and Caught Him In
the Yard OF a Private House.

poundsman O'Connor and Special ON
,r Gehrhardt had a lively chase In
tvuuamsburg at noon to-day after a
s,ahwaymen. Charles Peterson, an old
nan. who was standing at the corner OF
Dr,uas avenue and Broadway. foolishly
bowed a roll of bills amounting to $50.
Henry Moore, f%orty-nine years Old.
~bo saws he is a cook and lives at ~
west Thirty-sixth street, this city, saw
,hs money. He asked Peterson to give
MIN a quarter, but the old man refused
md showed the bills in his pocket.
Moore then knocked Peterson down.
and started to go through his pockets.
Ne found the roll Of bills, and as he
dd 40 H. B. Gehrhardt, a special police
mar, grabbed him. ,,-
Moore got away, but dropped the piils
and ran down briggs avenue, followea
Su a Yelling crowd. He tursed into SCUM
Eighth street and went a 90,
The basement door of the house no. 100
vas omen and Moore dashed In there.
wwsssi,e half a dozen men clattered along
IN n,rsLIt. greatly to the astonishment
~ a woman who was sitting In the olm-
ins.room and who vas frightened nearly
NM Moore ran through the yard. and
started TO climb the fence, put tne
policeman caught hira by the leg ana
pulled him back. - ..
There was a lively fight. U Moote
vas finally subdued and locked up In II
the Clymer street station. The $So
vas recovered and restored to Peter
The evening world., 1894-05-04
BROOKLYN NEWS.
THEY OBJECT TO A N
The New Policeman IL an ex-Drit-
tsh Soldier.

The New Policeman IL an ex-Brit-
ish soldier.
LONG ISLAND CITY, L. l., May A.
The dissatisfaction which has prevails I'd
among the policemen of his city is in.
creasing. 1t began when Detective Chris.
TOPPER White was reduced to patrol duty
for capturing the Cord Meyer masked
burglars. aud Court Officer Peter Kelly
made detective for arresting an innocen,
batch Of men who he said were the
real ~culpr'ts." Fuel was added to the
fire yesterday. when Mayor Sanford ap.
pointed Ambrose Clancy, of Blissville, a
patrolman and assigned him to duty In
the second Precinct.
Clancy's appointment has given special
offense to a section Of Irish Nationalist
and to Alderman Joseph Cassidy. Of the
Second Ward. Previous to his appoint.
rnent. the NEW policeman was employed
as a grave-d'gger in Calvary Cemetery
and took sides with the Kavanagh De.
mocracy against Cassidy. at the last
election.
The Irish opposition to Clancy's ap.
pointment on the police force, Is based
Of years as a private In an English in.
fantry regiment.
His appointment IL also said to be a
violation Of Civil Service rules, mas.
much as he isL fifty years of age.
Clancy admits having served in the
Queens army, but says he 10 only
thirty-four years old. He says jealousy
Is the true reason for the opposition to
him,
The evening world., 1894-05-04
BOTH PARENTS SENT AWAY.
Found Lying Drunk with Their
Child Dying.

Found Lying Drunk with Their
Child Dying.
James Hannigan and his wife. Rose,
were sent to the island for n month
each by Justice Voorhis in the Yorkville
Court this morning. On Wednesday
last they were dispossessed from their
rooms at. s1s East Twenty-seyenth
street. and their furniture was left On
the street. That night the little gamins
on East Twenty-seventh street made a
bonfire Of their scanty household effects.
and afterwards the landlord allowed the
family to go back into the empty rooms
to sleep.
The Gerry Society was notified. and
Officer Barley went to the house last
night, and found Hannigan and his wife
lying drunk on the floor, the baby sick
food. The infant was taken to Bellevue
Hospital In a dying condition. and the
boy was to-day committed to the care
Of the Association for Befriending
Young Children.
Hannigan was formerly a paper-box
maker. His father was In court to-day
and said his sons condition was due to
his wife's behavior.
The evening world., 1894-05-04
A FISH THAT GOES FISHING.
Has Poles, Lines and Bait and
Also a Monstrous Mouth.
Caught by Staten Islanders and
Known by Many Names.

william Schmerser. n fisherman. OF
Stapleton. L.. L.. caught n big fish this
morning. His net dragged so heavily.
that he thought a whole shoal had got
tangled up in its meshss. When he and
his assistant got It to the surface, they
found 1t held "A solitary occupant. how
ever. 1t was so big and Of such hideous
mien as to seem like an i%ncarpated devil.
But Stapleton fishermen are stout
hearted and not afraid OF anything that
wears scales. so they hauled the monster
into the boat. To keep 1t from founder
ing and swapping them. they lasso"d
Its tail with a rope and took a couple OF
half bitches about n cleat. The queer
denizen OF the deep blinked at Its cap
tors complacently with deep set grey
eyes, located neal the top OF Its head.
and then started to yawn.
Its yawn Is described as being as ex-
pansive as that OF "A fatigued rhinoceros.
When cut open several +" skates" and
other fish, as well as about six pailfuls
OF water. were found in It's stomach. 1t
weighed rs pounds
When nailed down by one OF Its flap
pers to a platform and measured, Il
was found that. with its mouth closed,
II was five feet long ana -FOUR ana u nhlt
feet wide. II had besides, fappers four
feet. the two forefeet resembling the
hands OF a man. While alive II was
round. but II fattened out considerably
after death.
Its skin was lark gray. very strong
and quite loose. II had w sets OF very
sharp pointed hard teeth, which II prob
ably used as a weapon. Its slime was
found as tenacious az glue.
The most wonderful thing about the
nsh is that II has two poles on top OF It's
head. Lines. like tshing-tackle, bait
aid all, are attached TO these. The
monster is said to have hangled these
In front Of It's head and when. smaller
fsh came to nibble at them, the great
NAV would open and carral them.
Srhmeiser called IL devil-hSh and also
n bellows-hsh. In the dictionary II Is
called angler. n~shing-frog, frog -hsh,
toad-fsh. gooseHsh, all mouth and monk
fish.
Schmeiser says he will sell 1t TO .
museum.
The evening world., 1894-05-04
VACCINATED A SICK MAN.
DR.. schelling, Of the Health Board,
Charged with Assault.


Charged with Assault.
A complaint was sworn to before
Justice Connolly, in the Gates Avenue
Police Court, Brooklyn, this morning.
charging DIR. Henry L. Schelling. Of Sal
Willoughby avenue, with assault while
performing compulsory vaccination.
On April Is DR.. Schelling, as q vacci-
nator Of the Board of Health, visited
the house Of Emil Schaefer, 2l Suydam
street. Mr.. Schaefer was Ill at the time,
suffering from a tumor on the brain.
His wife says that she demonstrated
against her husband being i%noculated,
as the family physician, DIR. Runge,. of
7sa Bushwick avenue, had warned her
not to permit II.
She states that in spite OF her pro-
tests DR.. Schelling v~accinated her nus
band. using more violence than was nee
essary, and as a result, her husbands
life is now despaired of.
Justice Connolly took the complaint
under advisement. He II not satisfied
as to the exact nature Of the assault
and its consequences. He therefore pro-
poses to lear the testimony of DR.. Runge
on Monday morning, and will be guided
by this In Issuing a warrant.