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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-21
DEUTSCH WAS TOO LATE.
Asked for a Hearing After His Case
Had Deem Adjourned.

Nice-Commodore Edward NJ. Brown, OF
the New York Yacat Club. accompanied
by his attorney. John II. Bird, visited the
office OF United States Commissioner
Shields this morning. He is interested
in the prosecution OF Joseph H. Deutsch,
a private detective, who-is under arrest
on the charge of sending an improper
letter to the Commodore. The complaint
Was sworn 10 by Attorney Bird and not
by accommodate Brown.
The Objectionable letter is not signed
by Deutsch, and Birds basis Of informa-
ton Is his knowledge OF the detectives
handwriting. 1t Is said that the letter
stated that IL Nice-Commodore Brown
did not pay money 10 certain outside
parties he had until July | to live.
Attorney Bird won't give the names Of
the persons 10 whom the money was TO
be paid. Deutsch was not present when
his case was called. and AN adjournment
until Saturday next was grantei at the
request of a representative OF his counsel.
When Deutsch AMI his counsel, Attorney
Grant, appeared few moments later and
asked for an immediate hearing they
found they were too late.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-21
EXPLOSION INJURIES FIVE.
Gns Leak In Lynn Building
Causes the Accident.


LYNN, Mass, July 2l.-Two men were
seriously and perhaps fatally injured
and three others severely hurt by an
explosion of water gas in the Strout
Building, on Union street, about o'clock
this morning. The building, which is a
slX-story brick structure. was badly
damaged and the loss will be about
S5OOoO
\ water gas break was discovered in
the block about $50 and the alarm given.
Z. +. Strout the oNHe. of the building.
arrived quickly. and with Policemen
Arthur Wells and Thomas Cryan, Watch
man 'Eben Nasles and Fireman Samuel
Preston. entered the building ana pro-
ceeded to the offices Of the Lynn Elev-
tric Company, where the leu!; was To-
Gated
Nagles carried a lantern, and AS soon
as he stepped into the Offices loud ex-
plosion occurred. All OF the men were
knocked down and covered with glass
ami debris. Every window In the build
ing Nas blown out. and most of the par
tit.ons on the floor where The explosion
occurred were demolished Another po-
ltceman, seated m the patrol wagon In
front of the building, was blown across
the street, but escaped serious injury.
All of the injured men were removed
TO the hospital, where 1t Is thought that
Wells and Strout may be fatally in
Jured. Both are badly cut and burned
and have sustained internal injuries
The others are cut and burned, but no
serious results are anticlpat ted. The fire
was eXtinSuished without trouble.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-21
FONG USED A BLACKJACK.
Charlie QuOnx Declined to Settle
nm Alleaed So Debt.

Cinnamon got in row in the base
ment Of IL Peil street this morning.
Bluuse3 were torn, queues were pulled
and one Celestial was beaten with ii
blackjack.
Chung tong runs a Laundry at Pas
sale, n. j. He came u this city yes
terday TO collect some money long due
him from several fellow-countrymen.
In the basement of - pell street FonC
met Charlie Quong. OF T. Peli street, and
asked him FOR s. he claimed Quong
owed him. The after repudate ted the
debt and a row followed.
They bella bored each other with their
clinched fists. tore their blouses and
yanked their queues. 1t all ended when
Fong drew a blackjack and began to
beat tattoo on Quong'a head. II
might have Jared badly with the latter
had not Detective Harrington CHANGED
along and separated them.
Fong was arraigned this morning be-
fore Justice Ryan in the Tombs Court
and held for examination.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-21
MULLEN RAN AMUCK.
LunEcd with = Knife At Epprecht.
but Only stabbed Door.

John Mullen. nineteen years old, OF
Soi East Twenty fourth street. employed
as driver in the Department OF Public
Works, was prisoner In Yorkville
Court to-day on a charge OF disorderly
conduct.
Mullen has figured frequently as a
prisoner May 3. 1899. he almost disem-
the mans life was despaircd of. ana
when he finally recovered he refused To
prosecute. Last New Years Day Null
len was arrested on d charge of high
way robbery. For some cause me
complaint vas not pressed, and he
again escaped punishment
Mullen appeared TO be crazy last night
from the combined influence OF the heat
and liquor. He ran amuCk on Twenty
second street. between First and Second
avenues. armed with a long butchers
knife. and, IL Is alleged, cut one or two
Of them appeared however. to prose-
cute.
Herman Epprecht. young man. llv-
Ing at .l6 East TWenty-thiri street was
standing in front OF his house at the
time. He demonstrated with Mullen,
who, with an oath. shouted. I'm teach
YOU to mind your own business. and
rushed towards him with the drawn
knife.
Epprecht did not wait for Mullen to
reach him but turned about and
slammed the door just in time To inter
cept the blade Of the knife. which went
through the panel OF the door.
Policeman Hawkins, OF the East
Twenty -second street station, was sum
noned by a man named CLARK, a rest
dent Of the reighborhood. who also Wit
messed Mullen's Wild actions.
ON Epprecht's complaint, policeman
took Mullen into custody and locked
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-21
STOLE A SEWING MACHINE,
frirndnIan Also "BOrrOwed u hut
tOnIiOIe Machine.

Serst. keimels, Of the Liberty avenue
station. i!rooklyn. this morning arrested
samuel ana Lena Friedman. OF Osborn
street AMI Sutcr avenue. and araienei
them in the Gates Avenue Police Court
on Il u.lnrge OF grand larceny.
Harris fiamSernan aud Isaac RAIDER.
iilurS, OF Osborn street and Eastern
ParwAy, conpl1ined to the police thai
they had been robbed Of "A sewing Ina :
chine and 1t button-hole machine July is.
suspicion pointed to Friedman. VINO hu 1
formerly been | ntheir employ, and this.
morning Serst. Kennels and u squad of
gen visited his house. MIS-. Friedman
denied all knowledge Of the affair at first.
but the police entered the premises and
soon found the stolen goods hidden in a
fireplace.
Friedman was out at the time. but he
returned before the officers left, and ad-
mitted his guilt when he saw tney had
found the machines. In court this morn
ing he was placed under 81 900 bonds to
await examination.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-21
WILL INVESTIGATE CHARGES.
Civil-SerVice Commission to Look
into BcrSeu's story.

Secretary w. D. J. Campbell, Of the
Civil Service Commission, Brooklyn. this
morning received Il telegram from Presi-
dent Alexander 4. Orr. of the Commits
sion. ordering him to cali Il special meet
ing of the Commission for Tuesday next
al O'Clock L. Nj.
The order is the result OF the prcdding
done by Mayor Schirren to get at the
bottom of the charges OF fraud made by
joseph l.. Bergen, Of 81 Fourth place,
against. Edward Dalton. a clerk in the
revealed /, few days ago exclusively in
'"rhe World"
Bergen says that Dalton agreed to
help him pass the mental examination
Tor a position in the Police Department
FOR $40. Dalton admits writing to Ber-
gen. asking him to call and hand over
the money.
Mr.. Orr is Summering nea. MonNull
Point, but will be present at the special
meeting.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-21
EARLY MORNING FIRES.
Caused Little Damage. hut Kept
Firemen Busy.

The members Of the Fire Department
were kept busy in the early hours this
morning responding to alarms sent out
for small fires.
At 100 o'clock flames broke out on the
second floor OF the three-story brick
building, Ia William street. They We're
discovered by private Waterman In the
rooms Of g. II. Wolf. IA maker of rubber
stamps. Four hundred dollars damage
was done.
There was a fire on the ground floor Of
tho four-story brick tenement 1883 First
avenue, at $50 o'clock. The grocery
store of Louis SChonfsld was damaged
= the eAtent Of 800. Cause OF fire IN
known.
Flames did so damage at As o'clock
IN the hallway Of the tve-stury brick
NAT at $40 " est EOrtY-second street 4
lighted cigar. carslessly thrown on the
floor Is supposed 10 have been the cause
In some unknown manner Names broke
out at : O'Clock in the saloon OF NoIken-
burg Bros, 80 Bower, DapIaSn, so
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-21
FOR 4 week At PEEKSk|LL.
$50 Brooklyn Soldier Poys Off
for the sta'e Camp.
wives, Swcethcaris and Friends
Badc Them \dicu.

The Thirteenth Eessimeut VI l'ry"his II,
$40 strong, left It's palatiii uumory on
sumner avenu. this morning at lU.%l
% clock for Il week soiuurn at the STAT
camp ut Peeks.il, with cot. David II.
Austen in command.
The soldier boys cook spe,:i;l cars Of
he Sumner uvenu" sttc't-car line a, th.'
main entrance ot IN. armOry 10 lie fJJt
Of broadway, Williamsburg. TH,cy en-.
barked on II boat of the Union Ferry
Company at that point and ~t,i-I NJ the
East River to the foot OF EaH Thirty
fourth street. From thcrr they mIrchr
Ito the Grand Central S,a,iou and luuk
h special train Tor perksiSIll IA l. u'clucil.
Long before the hour u; departure" -
|crowd of friends Of tn" miiitian"n gath
Tered at the armory y iarSr contingent
|of wives and swcethoarts Of tine 20, )
babe them adicu.
The men We're fitted out with tha
Merriam pack the rev substitute for
les have provided themselves with
dun-colored fatlgu" hats. similar 10
those worn by the PENNSYLVANIA troops.
They will not be won until The boys
get into camp.
Company l took along an ugly looking
bulldog as mascot. Capt. George ID.
Russell of Company, e. mas been de-
tailed as officer of the day. and iAeu5.
j. W. Stewart. Of Company \, as officer
Of the guard. The junior officer of the
guard Will be detailed from the Eighth
Batta lion, which goes into camp to-day
with the Thirteenth regiment.
Among the field and STAFF officers who
left with Col: Austen wer" Licut.-col.
William L. Watson. Majors George c.
Cochran and Charles H. Luscoinb, t1egi-
mental Adjt. William T.. Penny. Quarter
master Charles Werner and Surg.u.,
John A. Cochran. Chaplain r. De Wit
Talmage did not accompany the rcgi-
ment as usual this year, owing to his
absence abroad
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-21
WITH FULL PASSENGER LISTS.
Eight Big Ocean Liners Depart
for European Ports
i""n-l~'. sailors Injured L., >hip-
ping Heavy Sens.

,u.duy. al, carving M many ,,.s.r..r.
,r.,,. ,.,,,,, .,,,,,,,,,,,,,.
l Among those on La TJur.tur for
iIn\r- Vr,..
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\',' I.,,,rs NJ, W., ,. ~"
.ndlri K., Aux r,r.uni-. Nru.,n-
GnaIsu4n i,r auu Nts t.uttIu, 'uu.u. rIn->'
: '."h- II. Manuel 81. ie,s.iU. l'r 4
i-niau. wIili.m h. o.rou:or Nr. : u p-,r
,,nt,qu. rIur rsh suifeo Mrs 4 r,vIyr
! s'iuddsrl and Mas s'uIdur.. Slater Iuuisa lie -
,"ii"'s. sister Flor.n'e M.'le S'@.r l''-yh
d" 81 nar., Eak.r REV WstL; u M".te
Anon, ,h. ,r,,,;n.n, na,.on..r. an
the Moil'"h '"r L"'noh "e'e'
ue"'s- Dana MGt-, william .rnnh' "s"'s.
,"pyg, VI, -hn ",'' 90 ,n, ,,."
IL Il Uni.u. ana the sii.srH uillsu- NJ, l..
- "-,Insr .od Ais Mabel G;rd@.r '..,'
M Mi. = 4 smith Nh, >. =. .nrt~wm l..
= ruit, Ni., l:ll-, a. Wheeler T e VIII
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D-am.nt, ilerrmrun n"shm Ih.olor- G, BIN
men. arthur n.uck, Mi. and Mrs II. n,
nn ~. ruld, r,r G.nn, VII. ,;lh,,l-
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Rev DE G,rt. : ui.h,p g o. n,..sl.r
Mr aud M. h. + c.rIeion T. = Dro.I. L'cqt
f. iI.n,y G,l,,ii ,;,n ~ n D,.,,r Hu., .n
liit'h'C"i. lusrph 4. Mason snd Mr.. sud MIS-
h'm,"n Whii"hoH'"
Som. OF the most prominent pass-n-
gers on the Amsterdam FOR Rotterdam,
Via Boulogn-. were:
DR. I.hn u .hr, MIR and NJ. n e ,u.,
Rev i, e. 4 becker Rev, Or. e. II, n.,xsiI
Rev 4 liuyse ~. swan ID. Burr-th Mise All .
InnstOrL. Edwin Il. Davis. S =. Dougla.
4 ). Esiie. REV. Michael Henry G.orG. It.
L9fd, Key. DE LANCE Dc u. y, Mara he idel
nnnhkn' ,naiiss o"seS' Albert D.
a i"''o" "''o''
~ wnS. ."''e VII we '>"'"'''' ''' "'as-
, ~, AL 81,
NJ, purhe shu niss hETie bHhe AR ana
IL, ~ hooti, Halfh Mis L. - 'f""n'ohn, Mita
p ,..'e 'VS'. w, anu MIS- Arthmr " "rnhdy.
NV !. W. Mhhus anu - heh"ieh'
On the Ems for Bremen vim south
amptOn, were:
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a. p u .n' James t,kf9,a. NJ, ana AIR.
n. "a hs u.is't ps ana Mrs niiion brown \. de
, nia,,s.. n,.i.m 4. '.fhss 'oh.ti and Mrs u.
~ yaMes u peiah.y' MI snd Mrs
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-21
PAWNED THE JEWELRY,
Hess Charged with DcfrnudinR a
Maiden Lane Dealer,

Ado!ph Hess, forty-two years old, of
Hopoken. was arrested this morning b,
Neutrality-suspicious. Won Gerichten an,
Kelly, OF the Observation-Disclosures office,
at One Hundred and Sixteenth street
and Third avenue.
III Monday, when he will be arraigned
before Judge MARITIME, in the Court OF
General Sessions. on d charge OF grand
larceny in the second degree
Last June, Hess was in the employ
OF Henri School. a ieweller, at 81 Maid
en- lane. School alleges that he gaye
Hess n pair of diamond earrings and "A
diamond ring, valued at $500 to sell
for him, and that Hess pawned them
and appropriated the proceeds to his
own use. When accused, Hess delivered
TO School the tickets. Hess was then
indicted.
The prisoner said this morning that
he was interested in the business with
School, and could do what he did with
out committing a felony.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-21
RECORD FOR CASH WHEAT.
II Sells Down to So. Cents In the
Local Market.

\ new record was made in III. wheat
market this morning, cash wheat sell
ms at the extraordinary price OF % rs
cents at New York. and % "a cents at
Chicago. september sold at - IL cents
here and L. cents in the West. Steady
fuences.
corn was du.l AID lower. selling 1T ~ S
cents for september on rams II che corn
belt. Oats were quiet 1T "A little decline
september touching =. is cents at Chi
cage. The cotton market was very dull
with prices varying 10 = points from
last night Coffee was dull at unchanged
TO ) points decline.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-21
OPENED HANSENS LETTERS
aeer, His Former Landlord. Took
Very Free Liberties.

Louis Heer. forty-nve years old. a
hilor, Of 81 Ralph avenue. Brooklyn.
has this morning charged in the Gates
VENUE Police Court with violating the
hail laws.
James Hansen, of 1916 Atlantic avenue.
eharges that Heer was in the habit OF
opening letters which came from Han
lens wife in Sweden. Hansen was for
nerly boarder with Her and Conse-
auently had his mail addressed to the
Ralph avenue house. He began 20 miss
etters. but could not account for their
disappearance until another oarder. "a
Mrs. Stahl, told him she had seen Iieer
open letters which bore the Swedish
bostmark. and then destroy Them.
On this information Hansen secured Il
Warrant for Hers arrest, and this
pmorning he was placed under $1,000 bail
Ito await trial. Heer will make no eN-
PLANTATION of his motives In opening the
letters
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-21
FRANK SWEENEY MISSING.
Some stationery and Dis
appeared.

Edward Sweeney. of $50 Atlantic ave
hue, Brooklyn. had the records at Police
Headquarters searched to-day for news
bf his son Frank. eighteen years old.
Who has been missing since last Thurs
day.
The boy was employed by the j. r.
l.inde Paper Company, IA VIII lam
street. He was sent al II o'Cloci
Thursday morning to deliver some sta
tionery on Grand street. He did SO.
And hasn't been seen or heard from
.since.
He is not known to have collected any
money. The boys father fears some
imishap has befallen him. His father
says this is the first time he has ever
been away from home.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-21
THEY'RE ALL FOR PEACE.
BfR Convention Opened at Asbury
Park To-day.

ASBtRY PARK, n. j.. July 7i.-The
Christian Arbitration and Peace Society
began It's annual Convention here to-day.
There WIS good attendance OF deleyat- IS
from different parts Of the country az
well AZ from abroad.
The morning session was opened by an
Invocation by Bishop J. II. Vincent, II. ID.
the address, OF welcome was made by
Rev. Nathaniel l.. upham. President vi
the Society. 4 public letter from .Josepl
Cook was read, after which addresses
were made ON Internal unI Arbitration
Its Present status ana Prospects" by
Benjainin +. Trueblood. LII. D.. Secrr-
taiy OF the American Peace Society and
editor of The Advocate OF Peace, of Rus-
ton, aud "Arbitration and the Roman
Catholic Church" by Rev. Scott r. Her
Shay. Of Boston. Mass.
Al the afternoon session Joshua l..
Bailey, VI lhll.Ilephla. presileI.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-21
POOR NORTHWEST INDIANS.
Their WUes Rene m b~red by = Lady
In New York.

Mrs. J. :. Carv.ll. widow OF the late
Gov. 'arNell. of Prince Edwards Island
has removed to New York anu intends
10 reside hare III the future. Her home
is III l4l East F'ifty-third street.
Mrs. carvell has long been prominently
associated with charitable organizat tons
In Canada. and means to continue here
what mas been her life work in the
North. She has made special cause OF
small relief for the Indians OF the British
Northwest.
A Few years aso she was So moved by
the misery Of the Indians grouped about
Ass!nab one and Saskatchewan that she
has yearly sent them bale OF cast-ofr
clothing and other articles of comfort
.scarIed by the more fortunate whites.
Mrs. carvell says that IL IL really p.ti-
fri to see how aDpreciative the unrortu-
nate Indians are OF even the most incon-
siderable Gift
Mrs. cs"vel viii receive at her home
amy clothing or other article that ma
be sent her for the purpose,
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-21
CHANGE OF VENUE GRANTED.
Msrrhard's suit Against SnItus 10
Go to OtsegO County.

Justice Bartlett. Of the Supreme Court,
Brooklyn. this morning signed an order
changing the place of Venue from Kings
to OtscSo County Of suit brought by
John \ Marchard1, of Brooklyn. against
Richard NJ. Saltus and his wife. Anna.
Of Norris, OtseSo County. for $1,000
Marchardo charges that in 1891 the
Saltus took $4,000 worth Of furniture be-
longing to him and have failed to re-
turn It.
Marchordo has another suit against the
Saltus's for $3.50, which he claims they
borrowed of him and never returned.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-21
FOUND MONEY IN THE ROAD
Waiter Picked Up n PocISetbOok
Missed by Hotel Guest.

John Davis. waiter in Bader's road
house. on Ocean Parkway, Brooklyn,
faed at the Flatbush police station this
morning and handed Sergt. Kayser a
Ipocketbook, containing S. gold piece
(which he said he had found on the road
Pm front of the hotel.
The purse was recognized as the one
That was rsnorted to have been stolen
From guest of the hotel on Wednesday,
Who said 1t contained s3l.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-21
STEAMER LILLE ASHORE.
Boston E,corsIonisis Safely LANDED
mt Plymouth. Mas.

PLY MOUTH, Mass, Jug .i.-Ta, en-
cursion steamer Lille. from Boston to
hi city, Is ashore near Splitting Knife
Buoy, on thiH place. she vent on late
yesterday afternoon in making her way
on; OF the channel on the tIIp back to
Boston.
Her seventy-fve passengers have been
taken OFF by the steamer Mary Clinton
and sent To Boston by'train. The steam
cr IL not badly d imaSei. AMI " e. III ought
that she ill be no,ted To-day.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-21
Wynk Wedding.

Miss Charlotte NJ. Ayres, daughter of Mrs j.
T. Olive, and b, 7, Wynkoop, OF Syracuse we're
married in ST. Michaers Church, Ninety ninth
street and Amsterdam avenue, at $50 this morn
Ing. The welding was private, and was in the
chapel of the church. The couple will reside at
the Hotel Moray In Syracuse. They will go to
the Catskilis on a Wedding tour.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-21
FELL FROM A SCAFFOLD.
Two Men Fatally Injured In Ions
Island city.

LONG ISLAND CITY. July 2l.-Petcr
Moore, of Vernon avenue, and John
Pivers, of Webster avenue. fell from a
|eca fold while working on new gas
TANK In Ravenswood, to the ground, n
distance OF sixty feet.
When picked up both were unconscious
Nnu were removed to st. Johns Hes
pltal. DIR. Forbes attended them. They
cannot recover. The accident was caused
ny The breaking of the scaffold.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-21
Robbed His Employer.

'orlENNlLLE, =. l.. July .I.-lssac Robin.
~. an colored man, emrIoy Cd al the Csssouia
'O'''' last niEht wont iutp The room Of De
p'e".e,or' Pet"r Grosieau. and stole $50 ffum
me-, ,i,ouhers The burglary oss discovered this
rus"hed 10 hun. rnc polI,e mere notIhej md
tLton "a" erreht"j IN Eispiotun. IA. Was
" A'u up at Police Headquarters.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-21
stabbed In n Fight.

Al l2lS O'clock this morning Thomas o Con.
nell was stabbed IN the fac at Third avenue
and TNsnty-third street by William Hughes
~ .nty four Years old, Of ~ East One Hundred
and Thirty second street. D'ConnoIl had knosAs1
Hughes down In nght and cut his hsyd.
Hughes sot up and stabbed him. Their wounds
we're dresset a. bellevue Hospital. and 10th men
wee locked w.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-21
After Fugitive Fish.

GOLD SPRING IiARBoR, l.. l., July =, The
''!men and residents of this place and vicinity
Ne having considerable sport catching the trout,
:, ana other fish that are escaping from
'ouh Lake By the giving wRy ot the wooden
r. - me lake sdioins the New Nork stats
,on n hatcher! To day i large number OF rer-
H." 'ers out IN boats endcs yorins TO captur.
" soon as possible.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-21
STABBED IN THE FACE.
WrOe slightly Hurt nnd Guesma n
nIer Arrest,

Dominck Guesinan, aged nineteen, OF
81 Carroll street. Brooklyn. and John
Wroe, of 129 Madison street. got into
quarrel last night on the dumps on
President street, between New York
ana Nostrand avenues.
Guesman stabbed his opponent in the
face with pitchfork. infiicting a slight
wound; surgeon Panton attended the
injured man, and Gucsman was locked
up,
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-21
ACCUSED BY HIS FATHER.
Charles Gniser Charged with steal.
Ing Watch.

IN complaint of his father Charles
Gaiser, baker, sixteen years old. OF
w De Kalb avenue. Brooklyn, was ar
rested last night. charged with stealing
gold watch, worth $75
The boy denies the charge
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-21
Fireman ki,,cd on III. scandal.

srsmSn on hoard the steamship scsndI,
from Hamburg fell from the dscI into co. Of the
coal. bunLsrs Z. O'Clock this morning, shHr
shc ~aS hing At Quarantine Ills skull vs.
frsctursS. ard he died In t,v intnutsS lie
Vas about thru ave years old. and a native
81 Germany,
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-21
Suit to He Settled by Marriage.
BY Associated Fress !

DULUTH, MINI. July 2l-Anna shager OF.
this city recently sued Amos Carr over some pine
lands near Elephant Lake The contest grew
t1niswhst bitter and expensive. and Carr came
10 an agreement With Eer by when they will be
narried on Tuesday
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Triple Hanging IN AIabs mn.
Lny As,.cIatei nrek.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, July a -p.tr Davis.
Dan Washington and Charles Er.ll all coorea.
-ere hanged on the same scsholj at the county
isil here yest.rdsv. Two thousand r.opIe Wit.
messed the executions. Davis wanted to marry
another nsrs slfe and murdered her huebs nd
KILLED his vie.
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