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The evening world., 1894-07-24
NEWSBOYS AND THE CARS.
Grand Jurors Want an Old Law
Enforced.

Assistant District-Attorney Clarke. of
Brooklyn, said this morning that the visit
OF Police Commissioner Welles to the
Grand Jury yesterday was at the request
OF that body.
The Grand Jurors showed the Commits
sioner a copy of the law of 1879, which
forbds street railway companies from
permitting children to jump upon the
cars for the purpose of selling newspa
pers. candy and the like. Mr.. Welles was
asked to issue an order to the police de-
manding the enforcement of the law.
TIE Commissioner said that such orders
had been issued from time to time in the
past, but he would issue another order on
the subject at once
Mr.. Clarke says that the subject of
taking the trolley companies to task for
running faster than the law allows was
not the cause of Mr.. Wclles's presence in
the Grand Jury room. reports to the con
trary notwithstanding.
The evening world., 1894-07-24
HAS A CUT TONGUE AS PROOF.
Probably the Result of n Spree, Not
y Fight with Robbers.

Henry Schapp. laborer, who lives at
bS3 Broadway. Williamsburg, is in the
Eastern District Hospital to-day suffer-
ing from the combined effects of spree
and a cut tongue.
Schapp staggered into the Clymer
street station at 80 this morning, and
told Sergt. Rogers that he had been at
tackled by two men at Lorimer street
and Broadway. one OF whom knocked
him down, and in falling Schapp says he
cut his tongue on the sidewalk. He be-
lleves the men intended 10 steal his watch
which Is a CHEAP silver affair, worth
about 81.
The police discredit Schapp's story. as
he does not bear any marks OF the blows
which he says he received, nor can any
one be found who saw the fight. 1t Is
thought by the police that Schapp fell
on the sidewalk. cutting his tongue, and
The evening world., 1894-07-24
NOT DUE TO A BEATING.
Inquest Into the Death of Little
Harry Hnckans.

A Coroners jury in the case Of Harry
HucSans, nine years old, who died sud-
denly several weeks ago in the Brooklyn
Orphan Asylum. brought In a verdict
this morning that death was due to
congestion OF the lungs and kidney dis
ease.
The inquest was held in the Sche-
nectady avenue police station. The day
after the boy died his mother called at
the Coroner's office and alleged that her
child had died from the effects OF a
fore. She based her story on what she
said she had learned from another in
mate of the institution. Investigation
of her allegations proved that they were
biseless. dozen boys denying that
Harry was maltreated.
The evening world., 1894-07-24
DEMAREST TAKES POISON.
Former New Yorker Charged wifi,
Passing u End Check.

ELIZABETH y. j., july .i-Pe,er j.
bemarcst. formerly wcll-known COM
mission merchant on Rcade street, New
York. tried to commit suicide last night
at his home Oh East Jersey street here
by taking u big dose OF laudanum.
Demarest failed IN business "A few years
ago. and since then he has been unfor-
tunate financially. He was arrested re-
cen y on charge of giving a worthless
check In payment of bill to "A MIR.
Nhaley. provision dealer here. lie
was bailei in SuJ to await the Grand
Jury's action. 1t l.. reported that another
complaint was to be made against him.
and 1t l. supposed that this drove him to
desperation.
He was r.move' to the city Hospital.
where he lies In a cpmatose condition
and Il Is very. doubtful IL he can be
saved. ". Is forty-!ive years oil. and
was prcmin, nj for years In Elizabeth
society. Mr. Demarest H. said to be "A
victim of playing the races. He had n
mania Tor this sport, was constant at
t.ndint at the race track and neglected
hi> business. He lost thousands OF dol
chi,dren.
The evening world., 1894-07-24
For Sale.

W. S0tGs fI. u. 4
A..A.-HIGIiEsT PRICES Tor furnit1f9'
carpets, contens OF houses and fats; DO not 81
uhtll you near from me. A., - University piace. I
ANY STORE OR WEKtHANDIsH
bought Tor cash. GREENwALD, $50 "a ave.
ANY STORE, STOCK. MERUHANDiS6
Any STORE or MERCHANDIB1
bought for cash. DoDLIN. 3.5 East l,d at.
A.-sToRE FIXTURES, 5 upright butter refrig.
HatorN, sliding DOORS bevelicd mirrors coun-
~, a. ,"ss eoucc mills scales mirrcr-frons
irand St. I'd ave. station.
AT SAcRiFiCE-Privatc family going abroad
SS,rlhec elegant par'or suits. mirrors. cabinets.
toIding beds. carpets, magnificent upright plano,
on''ihird cost. 22s Il. 18th ST.
Alb KINDS second hand or new store 6xturcs,
sho"'ases. counters. shelving. cigar figures,
butter rcitigcratOrs, s"ales. Sc. -t
Ll!NNlG SONS. 529-3jI East 3ith 81.
A-STORE FIXTURES. sscond-han or new coun-
terl shelving. showcases cigar figures. sca1ca.
gas lNtures. refrigerators. MEYERS. 456 Grand
st, between Pitt and Ridge.
a. --cOtNTERS, wall-cases, showcases uprfghe
butter refriscrat1rs, mirrors, cans, chandeliers,
coffee mills. sos East l2Sth st.
A-sTORE FIXTURES. counters, shelving. show
cases upright butter refrigersiors cohee-mlll.
scales 2l5 East I'd at
A.--BARRooM OUTFIT SECOND HAND, AT
HALE PRICE. $50 Broadway.
A.-A-sTnRE FIXTURES Of all kinds cheap.
FlSCllL. 1891 I'd ave. near 65th ct.
BAR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.: 100 different styles,
cash or time. American Saloon Fixture Co,
d67 Broadway.
HICNCIE. BirSnns 80 per cent. under cost.
BlCNClE. heNuantity aud spot cash did IT.
Tell your friends. Pneu tired ladicr or gents'
scorciers. So: pneu tired lad'e>' or gents.
WcLerner.. $40: pncn. t red ladies' or genu
Raeichs S,',: s.rGn i-hand ladi, s. and gents al
make 5, as Nctor.. Columbas. Hartfords, kc..
S2Jup. HERALD co basement. ia Nassau
st., n'arP. y. Tie original SPOT cash house
BICYCLES The storms HIGH Grade. You sec
We did nbt advertise these last week; got behin4
order: ear tll u n now: nnly S15, with wood
SO with VI. ~ W., 500 ~ worth .aying; these
q, Sc arr. no JOB Id; DEALEn1
TIE GEO. uAsBRoUCK CO..
The evening world., 1894-07-24
DEAD WASTE OF PIE.
Henry Voesch Stole II; the Baker
ReEained, hut Squnshed II.

Little Henry Voesch's passion for pie
landed him in a police cell in Williams
burg to-day.
He was passing Charles Langenbac CHI
bakery, at 166 Grand street. this morning
when the sight of numerous succulent
huckleberry pies overcame him and he
almost unconsciously became possessed
OF one. utterly forgetting to pay for it.
not. however, forgetting the pie. The
baker gave chase, and after a lively run
succeeded in capturing boy and pie The
capture. however, spoiled the pastry, for
the flaky crust gave way in the struggle.
and the baker WAS plentifully despatched
with huckleberries.
Henry viewed the remains with the re-
greet that only a small boy with a large
appetite can feel, nor did he cheer iip
when the baker led him over to Lee Ave
nue. Police Court.
The evening world., 1894-07-24
MOTION FOR ALlMONY FAILS.
Mrs. Sickcrson Granted Leave to
Renew 1t, However.

Application was made to Judge Book
staver. OF the Court OF Common Pleas,
to-day by counsel for Mrs. Marion Alice
Nickerson to compel her husband, John
y. Nickerson. to pay her alinony pend
ing a decision in his suit for absolute
divorce.
When the suit was begun, about a
year ago, Nickerson was ordered to pay
his wife 500 month, but later, when she
was sent to the insane asylum on Wards
Island, the Court ordered the alimony
stopped.
Mrs. Nckerson, who was release from
the asylum last montn, says she was
i'll, but not insane, when sent there.
NiclIel son says his wife is an hab.tudl
drunkard.
Judge Bookstayer denied the motion,
but granted leave TO renew it.
The evening world., 1894-07-24
MRS. WILLIAMS IN COURT.
Must Give Bonds In $1,000 to Keep
the Peace Towards O'ReiIIy.

'Spe'lr Va IN" Evening Worldl
ELIZABETH, y. j.. July 2..-Mrs.
Elizabeth X. Williams. widow of
Capt. George Williams. who created
"A sensation in st. Putrick's Church. Eliz-
abethpori, last Sunday, as told in yester-
days Evening World" was arrested
this morning at her home on Livingston
Stret by Constable Michael Finneran on
a warrant sworn out against her by DIR.
O'Reilly. Mrs. Williams was taken be-
fore Justice Jacobs.
The Justice said that the offensc was 4
very serious one, as the prisoner was ac-
cu-ed OF threatening to XII the complain
ant. and the Court would hold her IN
5000 bonds TO Keep the peace towards
Dr. O'Reilly. At II O'Clock Mrs. VIII
liams was sim in custody At the Justice 5
Office. while her daughter was engaged
in the search of bondsman.
The evening world., 1894-07-24
ON TRIAL FOR ARSON.
Thomas l.. O'COnnOr Accused of
burning His Saloon

Thomas l.. O'Connor of las Meserole
avenue. Brooklyn. was placed on trial
this morning in the Brooklyn Court of
Sessions. charged with arson. O'Connor
bought Ii saloon from the widow of VIM
field Booz. who was shot and killed by
John Mchlen. He agreed 10 pay $500
for the property. On June l the place
was destroyed and he put in claim for
the insurance.
The Fire Marshal claims 70 have evil
dence in support Of his accusation that
OConnor set the saloon on fire. O'Con-
nor denies the charge.
The evening world., 1894-07-24
suspects nj. Roommate.

lanes 'snt"cll, of S, Esrsly.s street, Brook
Nn' ASKED the roliee TO-DAY To look fpr Young
man Who roomei with lir. md Who br
gold watch worth $50
The evening world., 1894-07-24
Death oi EN-Mn,or brown.

PATERSON. \. j., July "a ~ Mayor John J.
Brown died ycs'crlsy. lie Was President ~ the
First National Bank Of Paterson. with which he
had been connected since 1861. as we'll as a
director ~ the Paterson savings Institution. the
Cedar Lawn t"incicry Association and the Pat-r-
s,n ami PaSsaic Horse Railroad COMPANY lie
served On the BOARD Of Aldermen when the in
,.,ruora;lun ~ Peterson v9s hetuF avcumplishrd
aud IN 1850 v1s clc ted the irH; Mayor. In 1857
lr -.r,ri ss the Representative OF PasSaic County
in the State Assembly.
The evening world., 1894-07-24
PETTY SWINDLER, THIS.
Fellow GETS 8. from
~ TrustfuI WOmnp.

YOUNG man, dressed in the latest
style. called At tho home Of Mrs. Ella
IInndrickgon. ~ Fulton street, Brook
lyu, this morning aud said he had been
soui 10 collect 20 cents due the John
hancock Life insurance Company.
Mrs. iierdrickson gave 81 bill TO
him TO got changed and he failed to
return. inquiry at the Office OF the
, company disclosed the fact that he
WAS a SAinllcr
The evening world., 1894-07-24
No Hail for big Jim"

Justice Bartlett in the Supreme Court, Brook
'Fn this morning refused TO NJ bail for James
"onas'nga, alias Big Jim" who was indicted
Tor murder IN tn" FIRST degree fcw days ago,
Sen'' =, $50, BonaElnGa shot aud killed Robert
na'ssmo at Pr 'sidcnt aud Van Bruut streets.
m"okih' Ahcr the shooting he hci TO Italy.
The evening world., 1894-07-24
ANOTHER NEWARK FIRE.
Charles Eatons Carriage RcpOsi-
tory burned.

NEWARK, y. j.. July 2i-Fire started
carly this morning in the large car
riagc repository owned by Charles
Eaton, at OIunge and Fourteenth street.
The building was well stocked with
handsome vehicles. but the flames were
discovered in time to give the iiremen
chance To say" most Of the carriages
y number Of busEies, phaetons and
lHndaus Wcr" burned and the building
is almost totally destroyed.
The cause uf the fire is unknown. The
loss will be heavy.
The evening world., 1894-07-24
Ran Away from PA" DAILY.

CoNEY ISLAND. l.. l., July H.--Jockey Jo-
seph King. nineteen years old, was prisoner
before Justice Gladding, at sheepshead Bay to-
day. charged with violating the apprentice
ship laws, King is son of ex-Policeman MI
'hae King. ofJersey City. King appren-
ttced to William C, DAILY and was to receive
80 per month and his board. short time
ago he ran AMY, and began riding at Flush
ing On nation OF Law! er Joe Moss. Justice
Giadding adjourned the case.
The evening world., 1894-07-24
MUST GIVE THE DETAILS.
Miss kidney Demands S5O,OOO for
Hrcnch of Promise.

Justice Bartlett. in the Supreme Court.
Brooklyn, this morning granted an order
requiring Miss Nellie Kidney, of Will
lamsburg. 10 furnish William Bcrtoch
with bill of particulars in the $4,000
damage suit she has brought against him
Miss Kidney says lAHt liertOch agreed
10 marry her on Marc, 10. lS9G. ana re-
fused to do SO when asked 70 keep MS
word on Aug. 10 last. NJ - Kidney says
that BertoCh Is the father OF her clild.
The evening world., 1894-07-24

,ARLsTNpr =. = lul, y IN. -orS ~
l.auE IN, tracks ~ the I"r"y Cii,, lISh.k-u
aud Rutherford Elo'tr'r R.ilNsy rss compi"i I'd
to Tits rlsr- this mo nins The torrsng ct
rerir to hose ,rfs running trcm Paterson IN
srIsiait rthtn 700 NeskN IN 'strt sanz ~
men h.s hsc1 So ~ york 80 complete tho line
10 I,hukeu. II iE Thought that ears viii be Iuu.
ming uu that huc hy sept. IS,
The evening world., 1894-07-24

CASH REGISTERS. all kinds; cut prices: all re-
paired: NoTi. guaranteed.
The evening world., 1894-07-24

Rp'kAWhY BEACH, July ci,-h lIfessviur
'r'N has been organized st HOLLANDS station with
'hdrlos FRYE a. Cd-iu. The crow ronsir'H Of
'f men and tho captain. Each member OF IN.
,r'N has saved several lives. boat IA being
furnished by tho Government. Tho nIcu wit b,,
hhpNh sthe Nslentinr liIe-saNins crew
The evening world., 1894-07-24
Insane Inrendiary Escapes.


BOSTON, Mas. July ?t-Louis A. Wright,
eighteen y.ars old. escaped from the Westboro
Insane Asylum yesterday. Wright is the in
e.udiary who started the Federal, Lincoln and
HuIh street fires about eighteen months ago,
which resulted H. tile loss Of several million dol
lars worth II property and inerchs ndise. Wright
was convicted and sdjudged insane. and was
senien, cd TO the insane asylum.
The evening world., 1894-07-24
ENOncrHtc the NOtOrmum.

Coroner Dreamer and Jury held an inquest
to-day into the death of Dennis Farrell. ten
years old. who was run over and killed by n
Bergen street trolley car on July 10. The motor
man was e&onerated. but the Atlantic Aycnde
h"llroad Company was rcprmandcd for running
It's car at too rapid speed and for failing to
squip its cars with stronger headlight than the
ones In use.
The evening world., 1894-07-24
New Haven Doycot,cr Arrested.


lBy Associated Iltssl
NEW HAVEN Conn. July 2A-Chsrlcs Brln-
h,efor MAS srrested last night for poIdlns hoy.
rott circulars against Frederick Gaiser. pro-
r-ietor Of bakery. The cir. ulars were issued
in tho name 81 the Bakers IniOn, and II vas re-
ported last night that ever member Of the
Degradation would be arrested and charged with
sunsplury.
The evening world., 1894-07-24
BROOKLYN ASSESSMENTS.
Gen. McLeer Reports In Regard to
Some Corporations.

Gen. McLeer, Chairman of the Com
mittee on Corporations of the Brooklyn
Board of Assessors. to-day reported in
favor OF assessing the following COM
panies on their personal properly: At
coo; BROOKLYN Heights Railway Com
pany. 100000: Brooklyn city Railway
Company, 100000: Coney Island ami
brooklyn Railway Company, $50, go;
Rockaway Beach Railway, $4,000: Citi-
zens' Electric Light Company. S2O6 900
The evening world., 1894-07-24

GREENroRT. l.. l., July SIT was 50 fosIy
this morning on GARDENERS Ray that the move
flcnis OF the naval reserve could not be learned
haze az, tho ~ Francisco and New York lie
abou, tw Give miles out from the shore
The evening world., 1894-07-24
Mayor Srhlercn's Request Denied.

President Willard Of the New York and East
crn Telephone Company. called Upon Mayor
Schieren, OF Brooklyn, to-day and notified him
that the dire tors Of lis Company al special
meeting. had dori,Cd to refuse the Mayor re-
quest Tor them 10 dernc certain phrases Of their
charter. Mr. Mllgrd sal that the Mayor had
no lelal right TO make The demand.
The evening world., 1894-07-24
cid Carriage Firm Assigns.

ln' N'oc,aiel pressl
AMESBuRN, Nass.. july 2i-The carriage nrm
Of George Adams q sous. Of ncrrimark. one ui
the Oldest In 'oW England. has assigned t.
W. e HpNc, liabilities, SIS 900; assets 50 900.
The evening world., 1894-07-24

CuLI'MRIN safety bicycle. pneumatic, high Grade,
cost $3.50 price $50. BARGAIN. box 40. World.
COMPLETE, elegant household. suitable for newly
married couple. 1869 I'd ave-. delicatessen store.
CouNTERs. vallcases upright refriserators. bar
The evening world., 1894-07-24

SAFES sold direct from factory; house, Sis; busi-
ness sex catalogue free. NEW YORK sAFn
co. ~ Clinton place.
The evening world., 1894-07-24
Found n IIumnn Hand.

Policeman Ner'namm. Of the Mulberry street
staten. found human ,eft hand, at u o'clock
Ihts MOI nins on the Sidewalk In front of 40,
pISoms street II waB .aken TO the AorEus.
The evening world., 1894-07-24

FOR SALE CHEhP-New Raleigh bicycle. ~ pat
cat a To- go St Nicholas ave. I'd bell:
FOR sALE-I derrick, brick carts. lot 9
sashes and doors, / heater. range and boiler.
aas fixtures buffers pantry. msrole.top basins
and b4thiub. Apply en- piemi,es go West <oth *
HARDWOOD MANTELS. with French plate bevel
mirror. 500 tile facing free. GRANT. -
Wcs; i2d
The evening world., 1894-07-24
. new AVID sero0d-hand JcNeIIers. p
rs ohice aud house sstos: cheap.
y. VI. NOSSNt>, u Maiden lsi

TYpEwRIT':ES Remington. 's5 to $50; Smiths
pIruty Of thaml $50: IIanmohds, Csligrsphs.
uirlork Nursnr, iirnoLS $50; all makes: rented.
81 81 kent repaired tree: telephone 3sls Cortiande
rNprNrit Headquarters A. Liberty,
VIII. SELL. IN lhursday, luy y, 10 hcrsea 10
,arig .ri harrss, derricks, sets Of eoat-
hoi,urs rigging, tubs. &C. ~ West sch 81.
The evening world., 1894-07-24

EiJIhRps POOI.-Wagncr & Sanford. mama
fLrturers; factory. ~ Preat Jones ST.. near
broadway: now tables with fast cushions; second
ham nil iers cheap.
The evening world., 1894-07-24

| Un'YCIES at cost; 30 hgh-rraje pneumatice.
| new $50 and So. 1851 Lexington ave-. near
The evening world., 1894-07-24

FOR SAI.E-A complete knitting plant In the city
Of New York running circular knitters, vino.
er. extractor. napper dive and wash tubs. win
running GEAR &c: has been used for making rub
her fleece; rent with power, moderatei will .
sold very cheap, Inquire OF c. P. REEVES.
YonEers. y. Y.
The evening world., 1894-07-24

BICyCLE-Victor (ncwl. cyciometer, lamp.
tools bell stand outfit cost sisI: will ex-
change for piano OF like value OF $50 cash ".
The evening world., 1894-07-24

CASH REGISTER EXCHANGE. 1st East 18TH ST:
r BraInln proprietor: National total and detail
adicrs Larisun cheek. also kruse registers, -
The evening world., 1894-07-24

CASH REGISTER National nickel case. - keys:
latest Improvements: sell cheap 10 Lexingtoo
The evening world., 1894-07-24
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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-06-30

terms az members of the Third ward ex-
pired to night, rendered their resigna-
tions, which were accepted. Mr.. BoehU
then nominated Messrs. George O..
Houston and D. j. Bachman, the gentle.
men who had been elected councilmen
from the Third ward before the COM
missioners of election threw that ward
out
Mr.. Buckner seconded these nomina-
tions, for the reason that he believed
the people OF the Third ward should
have the privilege OF saying who should
represent them In this Council, and
these gentlemen had received majority
OF 400 or 500 votes at the last election.
He hoped they would receive the unani-
nous vote Of Council, which they did.
This settles one part of tho disputed
election. Messrs Houston and Bach
man were elected to fill the unex pred
terms of Messrs. Pattie and Fackenthal,
but the charter provides that they shall
hold Office until their successors qualify.
As their successors will be themselves
as soon as the Third ward vote is
Strengthened out, they will continue in
office.
Council then adjourned until o'clock
to night.
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