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The evening world., 1894-07-11
WAITER HELD FOR TRIAL.
Elected Wealthy Customer Aftel
Dispute Over the Change.

Patrick Dollard. an extensive grain
dealer, of So Pearl street, was complain
ant In the Harlem Police Court this
morning ON a charge of assault against
Martin Hammer. waiter at the Atalan-
"a Casino. One Hundred and Fifty-fifth
street and Eighth avenue.
Mr. Dollard, with his bride of a few
months had attended the baseball game
a. a. the Polo Grounds yesterday. After
me game MIR. and Mrs. Dollard and a
lew LEV friends stepped into Major Sauer's
sad he handed Walter Hammer SO
~. The waiter returned change for
sshy -. Mr.. Dollard protested he gave
m u,m uoub!e that amount. The waiter
maintained 1t was only IS. and. according
Mr. Dollard and several WITNESSES.
Snieeatened to put the wealthy grain
aealer out.
After few mo words Hammer It
y sald, grabbed Mr.. Dollard by the
nMtoat and started to push MIN out. Mr..
oSllard caused the arrest OF Hammer.
, Tno was h I'D In $500 bail for examina-
ugn Friday morning
LAWYER John c. Munzinger, Major
M son-in-law, appeared for Ham,
NJ Morris Tekulsky was a witness to
s ne ,aiiihculty. and was In court to-day to
Z least half n million. and his father
Az also Wealthy grain dealer with
''Hces on State street.
Maasunung Dollard's marriage to Estelle
moosan, daughter Of the mineral water
mon,h acturer, was announced a few
,%Ionths ago. The couple are received in
A' pest society in the city.
The evening world., 1894-07-11
fine CLOTHING SOLD CHEAP.
Byck Brothers Cut Prices to Dis
pose of Their Present stock.

Byck Brothers, the well known
clothiers on the southwest corner Of Full
ton and Nassau streets, finding their
present store room inadequate to their
constantly increasing trade, and that
additional space must be had i'm
mediately, have determined to clear out
all the stock on hand at an unpSe-
cedented reduction.
They have cut the prices OF their I'M
euualled stock of fine clothing nearly in
two. Suits that were SIS are now 5000;
500 and $24 suits are reduced to VAS
Trousers formerly sold at 81 and So now
can be had for 50; 25, and 81 and ~ leg
sold at from sl5 to $50 can be had for
sn ali round price OF ,l3.25 All heavy,
weight suits, overcoats and listers have
been reduced just SO per cent.
These prices go into effect tomorrow,
Thursday morning, at O'Clock. AS a
guarantee that the sale Ia bona -fide, the
prices advertised apply only TO the stock
In the Fulton and Nassau streets build
ing, and will not be duplicated at Byck
| brothers other store on one hundred
| md IWenty-fifth street.
| The stock advertised Ia one OF the
| finest in New York In style. quality and
| 'custom" finish. The money VIII be re-
| funded for any article not found 70 be
strictly as represented. When altera-
| tions are complet ed, on or about sept.
/ Byck Brothers will add new depart,
ments 10 their business. and q grano
stock OF hats, shoes and furnishing
goods will be displayed. -
The evening world., 1894-07-11
ROBBED OF 400.
EX-AIderman Fincks Son Said to
BE Party to the Theft.

Adam Finck. twenty eight years old,
OF 1875 East Nineteenth street. son OF
ex-Alderman Finck and lawyer by
profession, was charged In Jefferson Mar
ket Court this morning with being Inn
plicated In the larceny of H,4oo from
James Mcdonald. Of l26 West Thirty
fourth street. FInck was arrested early
this morning at 1903 Broadway
Mcdonald, 1t Is said, had won heav-
ilv at the races lately, and carried u 400
when he visited saloon last night A
conspiracy was entered into, so he says,
by a number of men to create fcti-
tious disturbance for the purpose of
picking his pocket while he was being
jostled about
The plan was carried out, and during
the confusion Mcdonald discovered that
the roll had been taken from his trous-
ers pocket. AS the ruse dawned upon
him, he left the saloon at $50 o'clock
this morning. and notified Policeman
Thomas Craven, Of the West Thirtieth
When they returned the saloon was
closed but at o'clock. when 1t was
opened for the day. Fnck was found In
side with the bartender, and Mcdonald
accused him OF being a party to the
theft. He was arrested as suspicious
Mcdonald failed to appear In court this
morning. In spite Of Finck's absolute
denial that he knew OF the conspiracy.
Justice Voorhis held him to await the
compliments appearance.
The evening world., 1894-07-11
TO INDICT A CAPTAIN?
Con Called by the Grand Jury, Pre-
sumRbIy on Police Matters.

CON CnIlcd ~ the Gran0 Jury, Fre-
sumnbIy on Police Matters.
John w. Gor. chief counsel to the
Lexow Committee. and Assistant Dis
trict-Attorney Francis l.. Wellman went
before he Grand Jury together this af-
ternoon.
They remained in the Grand Jury
room about twenty minutes, and their
presence there gave rise to a report that
an effort was being made to secure an
Indictment against police captain. on
the evidence which has been brought out
before the Lexo% Committee. and also on
additional information which has been
secured by Mr.. Wellman.
After they came out of the Grand Jury
room, Mr. Wellman returned to his pri-
vate office, and Mr.. Cor. after remain
ing short time in Judge Cowing's
courtroom went downstairs and Joined
Mr.. Wellman in his office.
Neither OF the lawyers would say what
special business took them before the
Grand Jury, and all efforts to make them
talk about their visit were unsuccessful
During 'he morning Capt. O'Connor.
of the Church street station. and Ward
man Sloane. who is serving under Capt
Stephenson. in the Mulberry street squad.
were seen around the District-Attorney' y
Office but they declined to say why they
were there.
The evening world., 1894-07-11
PAIL OF BEER IN EVIDENCE.
Was Part of 20 Police m ems Fourth
of July Celebration.

Just an even score of patrolmen from
the East One Hundred and Fourth street
station were on trial to-day before the
Police Commissioners on a charge OF
being absent without leave from the
dormitory at o'clock on the afternoon
OF July 4. Their names follow: John
Long, James, O'Donohuc. Herbert M.
Tompkins Jacob Zorn. James Nolan,
Adolph Keller, Joseph Back; William J.
Hayden, Joseph Peterson. Thomas Tur-
tie. Edward +. Cuinan, John w. Wood,
William Pound, Citing Pound, Christie
pher Brerhoff John Y Phillips, Char.es
Zimmerman, James Hanna. John Fahy
and John ]. Collier.
The charges were presented by Sergt.
McNally and Roundsman Stevenson, who
testified they found the absentees In a
vacant room on the top floor of the
statioh-house with a key OF beer.
The mems defense was that they had
been on duty since 6 O'Clock In the
morning without food and had been
invited to enjoy chowder on the top
floor. Not a man admitted that he had
drunk any OF the beer.
A pail OF beer was introduced as evil
dence by Sergt. McNally. The Commits
sioners reserved their decision.
The evening world., 1894-07-11
POLICY MEN RAlDED.
Capt. Ennis Gathers In Eight in
VILLA m sburg To-day.

Capt. Ennis. of the Stage street sta
ton, Williamsburg, made a raid on a
number OF policy shops In his precinct
this morning, and Detective Serseants
Becker and Kennedy, assisted by q
number OF other officers, made the fol-
lowing arrests:
Rudolph Michel. lO7 Stage street; Jacob
Beisel. SO Flushing avenu2: Robert Ia
der, 38 Maujer street; Marguerite Deit-
rich. 70 Humboldt street: Francis Bau-
meister. 1874 Boerum street: Frederick
PfeTer,l,0 Ten Eyck street; ANGUS Herb,
street. 80 Maujer street. and George |.
Baumhofr. of l47 Bushwick avenue.
When Beisel saw the police coming he
endeavored TO destroy his policy slips
by burning them, but only succeeded IN
injuring his hands. Pfeffer also made
an unsuccessful effort to destroy the ev-
idence against himself.
The evening world., 1894-07-11
Round About Town.

sialon KenroWita was held for trial In Esser
Market Court to-day, charged with tapping tho
H. In Mrs, Emma schurtkis's grocery At lSi
EllTidEe street yesterday,
Wiiism Conuors pAr tined so in Essex Market
Court to-day Tor assaultiug Thomas Campbell and
his wife last night.
Joseph Doyle Was held ior trial in F.sseN Market
Court te-da. lie wa caught thit morning with
nj. Arms ,uil u stolon property,
HgTry PigttNtr, Of b. Ridge /, / wac held
'lr trial In ESSEX Market Court TO-DAY. charged
with hs~au.tlng benjamin Schumacher. " 10
jwinueit street brooklyn. and Drea!,!ng his noss
In Essex Market Court to-day John Mills Of
$50 Sixth street, was held ter trial on a charge
u running policy shop al that address.
susaa wenoks sixteen years old. removes
from sg7 Allen street to North Brother Island last
night suffering from smallpox.
Patrick Hsnlon was held In $500 ball In Tombs
Police Court this morning. charged with maliei.
ousiy breaking . no plAts-siass window, at %
The evening world., 1894-07-11
SPOILED CARDINALS GAME,
Bought Goods on Credit, and Was
Preparing to Skip to Italy.

Antonio CARDINAL, keeper OF wine
and grocery store at 81 sullivan street,
was arrested to-day by Deputy Sheriff
Wagering on an order of Judge Bschoff,
of the Court of Common Pleas, for OBJ
tanning goods under alleged fraudulent
representations ana then preparing 10
cave the State TO go to Italy.
Louis Pelrana averred In an afhdayit
hat CARDINAL owed him $3.50 for goods.
and that credit WAS extended to him on
his statement that he owned the proper
" where his store IL situated.
Angela Francti swore' that CARDINAL
obtained goods of him valued AT 1858 p
IN similar repre- sen tations and both
creditors said CARDINAL was about 10
skip out OF the State having sold out
his business TO his father in law. An
tonic ScarCeHl.
The prisoner was lodged In Ludlow
Street Jail In default OF 1900 bail.
The evening world., 1894-07-11
THINKS $4,000 WILL DO.
|''' Anna's Affections Were Torn by
lsaacs Refusal to Wed.

isaac Ischatzus. young storekeeper
s business on the east side. was ar
0, 60 Today by deputy sheriff on an
c, issued by Judge Van Wyck, of the
st,ssstt court, t, and was lodged In Ludlow
Tte' jan IN default of $1,000 ball.
n "n No. twenty years old, with breach
IN, P'TTtlise OF marriage. She swears
her. sShatzus began his attentions to
Of November, 1895. and that Dec;
,ssetrpthal wa. seiebrated. ~
were to b. married May "a last.
vth i,sScchatzus dtS not keep his word
MISS Schild. -yho had spent a con-
p .se sum of money on her wedding
Il young woman thinks 5000 will
me decorations In her affections.
lily Court Judge and jury Will
The evening world., 1894-07-11
TO FIX THE LENGTH OF span
The PRINCIPAL Work of tho Board
Of Expert Engineers.
Yesterdays Borinss for the North
River Bridge Unsatisfactory. ~

Engineer Brush reported this morning
to the Board of Expert Engineers APP
pointed to determine the requisite length
OF span for the New York and New
Jersey Bridge, the result of another
boring that he made at their request
yesterday, along prolonged line Of
West Fifty-ninth street. 1000 feet from
the New Jersey shore. He stated that
only at depth of 2S3 feet at that
point had he found solid rock founds-
ton. The report was filed.
Engineer Charles Mcdonald. Of the
Union Bridge Company, contractors for
the construction of the new bridge, stat
ed to the Board that he would most
probably prestet tomorrow to the
Board. the full plans. specifications and
tabulated calculations OF resistant
strains for the bridge.
Theodore Cooper, of the Board. told an
Evening World reporter that the idea
that the Board was organized to report
on the plans and general Specifications
Of the bridge was incorrect.
IAN that the Board has to do" he
said. is 10 determine the length OF the
bridges span, which is not to be less
than 1900 feet from pier 10 pier.
AS the proposed new bridge will have
the greatest span Of any bridge In the
world, being some $40 feet longer than
the Brooklyn Bridge span. and $40 feet
more than the Forth Bridge In Scot
land, now the longest in existence. the
Board will have 70 make the closest
scrutiny OF foundations and weight
strains before determining the exact
length OF span for the new hrsage
The Board. while i will Glossy Gus
slider the plans, will not make any
Recommendation on them. The secre-
tary of War will pass on the bridge
plans. and 1t remains for him to say
''The Board will meet every morning,
except Saturdays, for the next two
weeks. | think IL Will take nearly as
long as that to examine borings and
bridge plans before we can settle the
length Of span question"
The evening world., 1894-07-11
CHRISTIAN ENDEAVORERs.
Pouring TO the Cleveland Con
vention. Despite the strike.
tBy Associs ted Press.

tl3y Associated Press)
CLEVELAND, July 1.-THE city Is
resplendent in yellow and white to-day
In honor of the Christian Endeavor Con-
vention. Notwithstanding the big rail-
road strike, thousands have arrived dur
ing the past twentyfour hours. and in
coming trains to-day are still crowded
with delegates.
Secretary Baer estimates that before
the Convention is called to order 1000
people will have arrived to attend.
The Eastern and Southern States are
well represented. the strike apparently
having principally affected the delega-
tions from the West.
The weather Is delightfully."- cool and
pleasant
This evening, as a preliminary to the
Convention, Christian Endeavor mass
meetings will be held In fifteen
churches.
The evening world., 1894-07-11
KISSED AND MADE UP.
Here's . Lawyer who Kept n hi.
vorce Case Ont NJ Cou..

dere's . Lawyer Who Kept a Di-
rorce Case Out Of Court.
Through the efforts Of Lawyer Nose,
H. Grossman. OF the firm Of Friend q
House. the divorce suit of Harry D,a.
mant against his child-wife. Jennie. was
Withdrawn before reaching a trial
Harry and Jennie met and b.caus
mutually smitten at seaside resort
when Harry lacked three years OF being
voter. Oct. 10, 1899, they eioped ana
we're married by Rev. Francis Schneider
Ihey returned to their respective homes
ana told their parents, who were natur.
ally startled and even shocked as
neither family favored the marriage
shortly afterwards. through his father
Harry sued for absolute divorce on The
statutory grounds His allegations were
denied by Jennie. who alleged that the
marriage was obtained by fraud.
To-day the two families met. LAWYER
Grossman exhorted the young couple to
KISS and make up" which they did
blowing, congratula lions, and finally,
with him,
The evening world., 1894-07-11
CONVENTION PROCEEDINGS.
Various Constitutional Amend
ments Proposed To-day.
By Associated Press)


ALBANY, July lin the Constitu-
tional Convention to-day Mr.. Deans
resolution In reference to the Chicago
strike. was again laid on. the table.
The Argus Company was authorized to
print the testimony of the Sixth District
election contest within five days.
No further final action was taken on
any subject. except to extend the privi-
lege of the floor to Elbridge T. Gerry,
and the Convention adjourned until
Thursday, at 10 A. NJ.
Among the proposed amendments was
one offered by Mr.. Goodelle. forbiddins
the election or appointment OF any man
to Office. who has not been a resident
of the State one year. Mr.. Root wants
to forbid naturalization within sixty
days of election. and Mr.. Hamlin TO
prohibit detention of witnesses after
giving their Dispositions. Mr. Root also
wants to forbid the adoption of any
amendment to either the civil or Grim.
inal code by the Legislature, until APP
proved bv Judges Of the Court of APP.
peals and Supreme Court.
The evening world., 1894-07-11
WORKMAN GOT LOCKED IN
When He Descended on a Rope q
Policeman Arrested Him.

Policeman Adams, OF the Macdougal
street station. last evening saw a man
descending on a rope from one of the
upper stories of the building 40 Broad
way. occupied by man named Vein
berger as fur store.
Policeman Adams arrested a man,
who said he was Julius Furhs. a fur
worker, and that he lived at lis Lud-
low street.
In Jefferson Market Court to-day
Weinberger identified Furhs as one Of
his workmen, and said he had been
locked In by mistake last night. Furhs
was discharged.
The evening world., 1894-07-11
ST. NICHOLAS BANK CASE.
william 4. Butler Asks the Court
10 Fix His Counsel Fee.

Justice Barrett, OF the Supreme Court,
has appointed Hamilton Odell referee TO
pass the accounts OF Hugh J. Grant, as
receiver Of the ST. Nicholas Bank. and
to pass upon HI commissions and the
expenses OF the trust.
In the action Of the Madison Square
Bank against the st. Nicholas Bank, to
recover SS5O,WO which was dismissed by
Referee William q. Choate, William
Allen Butler. counsel for the ST. Mich
olas Bank. asked to-day that the Court
cisiOn was reserved.
The evening world., 1894-07-11
The Receivers Report Correct.

T E Hurley. an expert accountant. submitted
to Jldgs Lscombe in the United states Circuit
Court 10 day report on the preliminary report
Il the receiver OF the Equitable Mortgage
Compsny No errors " any consequence were
found IN the recsivsT's report The assets OF the
, ou,p-as src given as ;ls,Ns. es0, and the LA
bllItes a. rs IFS So.
The evening world., 1894-07-11

ana Emma Mulstsy Of 1850 Park sv.nu. on
aIch ~ died In the order named on Sunday.
S M0nd lay and Monday night, and were buried in
Csms,.rr .e yesterday afternoon In Calvary
ne he nss pesn out Of work for long time. and
nia tsmiiy. which now consists OF Nif. ara
TOUR children. are In straitened circum.tsnc. sun
The evening world., 1894-07-11
CEREALS ARE HIGHER.
wheat Makes squirt, and Cotton
Opens Lower.

Wheat was excited and higher at the
opening. First sales were at 627-S for
September, an advance OF 3-+. and So In
Chicago After the first furry the trad
ing was light. Corn was steady and
quiet. September selling at ais here
and H7-S in Chicago oats ruled high
er September selling here at 81 rs and
2y IA In Chicago.
Cotton started with decline of to 5
points, August selling at 6sl 6.9, Sep
TENDER 693 a Cos. october a 70l, No
vember 7Os, December ZIG, January 722.
March 734 So The loss was recovered
later on buying by local shorts.
The evening world., 1894-07-11
Trackman's Head Crushed.

NEWARK. July ll.-Frsnk Kane. sixty years
old, OF 81 High street. a trackman on the Nor.
ris and Essex division Of the D.. L. q W. r. r..
while oiling a switch at the Warren street cross
ing was struck by the $50 train for New York
He was thrown a considerable distance and when
picked up was Unconscious. HIS head was crushed.
He died on the way TO the City Hospital.
The evening world., 1894-07-11
MRS. LEE TOO ILL TO APPEAR
The Hearing Against Omcer Burns
Postponed Until Monday.

Mrs. Jennie Lee. of S42 East Thirty
sixth street, was to have made a com.
plant before Inspector williams to-da,
against Policeman Michael Burns for
arresting her Monday night as a disor.
ierly person at Thirty-fifth street and
Lexington avenue.
At the hour appointed for the hearing
the Woman's husband appeared and said
his wife was Ill In bed, Frustrated by the
Williams adjourned the hearing until
Monday.
The evening world., 1894-07-11
Domestic Accused OF Larceny.

fo'' OF i7i East Forty-arrt street. a do
wa srrsigned this morning in Yorkville
charged with larceny. The prisoner was
w in the employ OF George Llthausr. a
|au., % East Sixty-hrst street Mrs.
missed many articles OF wearing ap-
Ellen Fox was discharged. Sine. then
s,r,,,S.eS have been missed. Til. accused
"a ny Detective Grobs yesterday at her
The evening world., 1894-07-11
Death cs Col. Washington.

WASHINGTON. July ll.-Col. Thornton 4.
Washington. a direct line.l defendant OF Gen.
wsShingtons eldest brother died here yesterday.
Col. washington MAS born neaI Chsrlestown. W.
Va was graduated from Princeton College sndwest
Point, and served IN the regular and Confederate
armies. He was employed In the Gehsrd Land
once.
The evening world., 1894-07-11
To Try the Bernhnrdts To-Morrov

At tho request OF Lawyer Abraham Levy. Judge
Cowng has set down the trial OF Adolph and Mon
tague Bernhard for tomorrow. They under
Indictment for robbing their employer. Isaac Levy
Mercer street fur dealer. Of about $40 900 In
March, 1898.
The evening world., 1894-07-11
Died at the Age of 1OI.

The death Of MARY Bresnshan, at the age OF iol
years and two months a. Pearl street. was re-
ported to the Health Board to-day. She -s'
born in ireland. and came to this country nfty
The evening world., 1894-07-11
1Bl0omingdale Bros, 5ssS and e eotS ss'

that there was no intention to even
harass Mr.. Wellman, but that in Mrs.
Thurow's case they must insis, that she
be let alone.
The evening world., 1894-07-11

The O'Clock Edition and the
Sporting Extra of The Evening
World contain more sportiss asws
Of interest than can be found n
any other svepins aewspsSss. a.
The evening world., 1894-07-11
Mayor schisrea TIE. a Knot.

Frederick Meyer and Miss Sophia stsnsler wer.
married At the Brooklyn city Hall By Mayor
Schisrsn his aaorning
The evening world., 1894-07-11

" the Maastay Trfplets Dead.
s'''sy tripleta william n. orses. Joseph
AAd Richard Croker. born to Thomas
The evening world., 1894-07-11
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