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STOLE LOCK OF HER HAIR.
Gcschw ind Must give Bonds for
Anno,ing u Married Woman.

Henry Gcschw.nd. twenty-five years
old. OF 81 East Fourth street, was held
in default OF bail to keep the peace for
SIX months 10y Justice Burke, in the Is
sen Market Police Court, to-day.
Mrs. Mamie Lepach, of a East Third
street was the complainant, She stated
that the defendant persisted in annoying
h,V. stIla her picture from an album
and to!l her husband slanderous things
about her,
The husband said that Geschwind was
try .hg to pl.soH his mind against MS
wife. The defendant claimed that the
woman encouraged HIM. In proof OF this
ia produced letter that he alleged she
wrote to him, and also lock OF her
hl.r
Mrs. Lcpach swore that the letter was
not In her Handwriting, and that he stole
the lock OF hair, as well as her photo
graph.
Justice Burke told Geschwind that he
ousat TO be ashamed OF himself for an
Eoy!ng a married woman. In default OF
bail he was locked up.
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DENIED HE WAS MARRIED.
Frank j. Dudcnhausen Vow on
Trial for Perjury.

The trial Of DR.. Frank ]. Dudenhau-
sen. for perjury, was continued before
Judge Moore. in the Court of Sessions,
Brooklyn. to-day. His wife is the prn-
cipal witness. and 1t was upon her COM
plant he was indicted.
She alleges they were married Sept H.
1883. The marriage was concealed from
her parents until nearly six months
later. when they visited Rev. George
Rice. OF jamaica. and We're married a
second time. They lived unhappily and
finally separated.
She brought suit for divorce and ne
was ordered to pay almony.
He failed to comply with the order OF
the Court. and in May, 1892 was brought
before Judge Clement. in contempt pro-
CeedinEs. On the examination he swore
he had never married the woman.
DR.. Rice was the principal witness to-
day. He produced a copy of the record
Of the marriase. and positively Identified
the defendant as the bridegroom.
The case Is still on.
The evening world., 1895-05-09
He NEVER HAO ANY BUSINESS.
Refreshing FranEness Of Banker
Bloodgocd's Son.
ON Supplemental Proce edings for q
Doctors Bill.

John Bloodgood. 1r., son Of John
Bloodgood, the banker in the Mills
l'uiiding. was examined to-day by Alex
ahder Lehman. Of Ill Broadway, in
supplementary proceedings in the CITY
court upon judgment for s2s7 obtained
by Dr. George W. Tuttle for profess
sional services.
bioodsood appeared In very steep
iihen collar. pink striped percale shirt,
dark fancy worsted coat and trousers
and gray kersey waistcoat. He car
ried the inevitable crook cane, upon
which he settled his black derby hat.
lie was asked:
q Where do you reside' A. At 20 Waverlcv
place. I've lived there Tor two days preyieusiy
l resided at the Hanover, East Fifteenth street
dren. " '
Q Have you any business A. No. haven't
any and never knd any.
Have you ever had a bank account, Wall
mad one one at the Fifth Avenue Bank about a year
ago But really. don't suppose ever hal a
that | never had another hank account.
VINO supports YOU Mr.. D!ooisood! A. !
live on an allowance from my father. He allows
me $iOO week. Sometimes | get II by check
and at other times In cash
HaNe you any separate source OF income >
gave me.
Q; How much rent did you pay at the Hanover, ,
week "
DO you shave yourself? Yes
And lunch at home' Yes
10 you use cab' Yes very often
What cluba do you belong to- Mr. Dlooigood =?
TO- the Racquet and the Westchester County
ciubs don't owe any dues or bar bills-if | do
they'r small. put aside enough to pay my
dues
What is your average bar bill? About $50 or
&22 a month--sometimes less
Do you smoke? No.
DID YOU attend the Castellsne wedding! No,
| wasn't invited.
q DO You own a bicycle, A. Yes; father gave
II 10 me.
Q. How much rent do you pay for your waver-
ley street residence? A. One hundred and twenty
fve dollars a month.
BloodSood said he took years lease
or this house last October. He secured
tenant subsequently and removed to
the Hanover. His tenant moved away,
ana TWO days ago he returned to the
Waverey place residence.
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PORT WARDENS SCORED.
Committee Says They Employ
Others to DO Their Work.

ALBANY. n. Y. May 9-.In the House
this morning the report OF the sub-com-
mittee to Investigate the Offices Of Port
Wardens was presented The report
says:
THE Board Of Port Wardens on Jan.
last consisted OF nine persons With
the exception OF 1850 year appropri-
ed by the State for office expenses
the expenses of the department are de-
frayed by fees collected for surveying
vessels and their cargoes.
The fees collected luring the past
year amounted to $2i.l27. which was di-
vided among the nine Port Wardens.
THE Committee finds tina; several of
the wardens do not perform any ser
wees. but have employed others to per-
form their duties.
'rhe great bulk OF the work as well
as responsibility OF the department has
rested on Hiram Calkins. the President
OF the Board.
THE Committee Is OF the opinion that
the Port Wardens could fully discharge
the duties devolving on the department.
and that the present fees would be
State"
The report was ordered printed.
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- - -
yet you are willing to stultify yourseif
In order to defeat the Greater New YORK
bill Such a trade is shameful. -.
THAT you did make sucn usaoe. or OF
your own signature In The World
The coble Senators then INDUCED In q
eef0Tas.sa sion Of iesisistive ses ethics ''. "'
"IJncle Dan" admitted that he had
written the card defining his position.
he would lay down his life to SECURE TO
Ionged 10 them.
Senator McMahon--i asked whether
the Senator (O'Counnr) Will press this
matter and expose. such . deal. II 1t 'ex-
lists s'su.,,. ,,. ~. cr,,a Jv,,
o.c..rs.. 4. r,.,,.r sor tho
a. "A Ivr~
Ssns ,or nrsA,.v-T1.ss charges are
Ssn" w., III ths ossnr,,ons
M sS<.,% ~ 4 ,,sn IN .nvhodv' i acny
sy. s,. .sr Spsh 49, 40 'yyesi q, sny
EscA mNy.r XII : n,sn 1nder the hell.
"a % nr "o"e s"s '"'"s "a ""N"
s..wns UConhor 'h ne SAC ss,, sefnS an me
mar S:s Sas ycu nsyss h:a "a .nsSsa :nS. man: mon:
@ noSd IN yc1r msSS-9p asS sr 10 eoYer rn,l ,,.t '
SV .,o o.nS t' e'e' '"'' '""'
Senator kiissrn then made a vicious
aacx upopn .uppni"n Sr.,nr N'' y"
AsnIH" W1,r sne oon,s snrssod and la
M S.ni ,..no,, aro Siav ana
~" ,nsncrttv Ge enid that Tho deal was
ahS mn, .,, ,,nn ~ ~, sas isx '.u md Should
=. IL "a as svch ~ '"e '~"' "'N
oS Sans.cr csntnr ..,,sr.,.d hi. denial
os y 6esi bnt spss S,nr Of such thinge
Sn.s shs history of the Republican ma.
<nrtiv !, ths Sena,s this session WINS
Tothinr axcent a history OF deals
Cantor woiind nm by 1ema nding that
nnrated IN he bii or that O'Connor
Shouid apologize to Bradley for alleging
a deal
O'Connor recantesl by saving he didn't
hnoS a. ~ fact thst CanfSr and BRADLEY
had made a contract, because he didn't
think the two spoke as they passed by.
but O'Connor said IL was well known
that st. Clair McKelway and one Will
lam Shehan had conducted the negotia-
tions. AT any rate, he said, a deal had
been made and was now in operation.
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men. which is a preliminary to the Sc
CURING of the Consent for thu conAtruc-

men. which Is a preliminary to the Sc
curing of the consent for the construc-
ton Of the underground road.
The full Board was present. with the
exception OF the Mayor and Comptroller.
After two hours executive session an
open meeting was held, at which the
route was readopted.
was also considered and adopted. II
contains a resume Of the work and goes
over the general plan Of construction, In
which there are some slight mechanical
changes of an unmportant character.
The Aldermen are required by law to
act on the report within ten days. II
they withhold their consent to the con.
struction of an underground road 1t Will
DELAY rapid transit for some time. 1t Is
expected. however. that they Will grant
the necessary permission at their next
meeting. after which the report VIII be
missioners and the Commissioners OF the
Annexed District.
The evening world., 1895-05-09
CAPITOL BADLY RUN.
nefOrms Advocated in Lighting
and Expenses.

ALBANY. May e.-In the Assembly
this morning. Mr.. Howe. chairman OF the
subcommittee TO investigate the con-
duct Of the Capitol building. reported.
The Committee finds the facilities for
lighting the Capitol inefficient ami ex.
travagant. During tho past year the
r:tt~e recommend the installation of a
with gas
TIC elevator service 10 poor. The ele-
vktors are OF a pattern expensive In
maintenance and unsafe for use The
Committee recommend that new clc-
vator. system be installed At the earliest
practical date.
Nearly three-fourths Of the appPopria-
ton made for the department is used In
the payment Of employees. including the
Superintendent and his Office
In the opinion OF the Committee the
Number OF employees could be greatly
reduced without detr1ment to the service
The evening world., 1895-05-09
PERTH AMBOY SHAKEN,
Chemical WGriS blown Up--One
Nun Dted from Uurns

TF.IETII ANNOY, Y. J, May 9.-An
explosion which shook the town was
felt about o'clock this morning.
An investigation was made and IT was
discovered that the explosion was
caused hy gas being ignited from Lam
tern IN the chemical works OF Roessler
g. HasslaCher. which is located In the
centre of the town.
TIE building, a large frame structure,
was totally wrecked.
August Lemb!ck.e. who was close by
when the explosion occurred. was fatally
burned, lie was removed to the Newark
Hospital. where he died.
Tho loss Will amount TO about $500
Many OF the people in Perth Amboy
thought the. place had been visited by
an earthquake.
The evening world., 1895-05-09
SPECULATION BO|l|MG HOT.
CONTINUED from First Paee.)

have this week closed out the last OF
their holdings Of Oregon Short Line
bonds. 1t Is stated also that a large
part Of the Union Pacific, Denver Il
Gulf bonds has been sold. 1t is said
that bid for 81. .5Oo,0CO Of the Union Pa
cifc. Denver Il Gulf frsts at q l-2 was
recently refused hy the trustees
The Reorganization Committee OF the
Colorado Midland Railroad held a meet
Ing this week at which the reorganiZa-
tion plan was considered. The plan con-
templates making a consolidated Z per
cent. mortgage TO take up all of the ex-
isting mortgages, with the exception Of
the seconds, which VIII probably be com
verted into preferred stock.
The proposition TO exchange Evans
VII, & Richmond bonds for Evansville
X Tcrrc llaute Btock ias been carried
by an unanimous vo'o of the stock
olders OF the former
The evening world., 1895-05-09
BIPARTISAN BILL NOW A LAW
LcxOw Il Pleased, hut Cantor Says
It'n an Outrage.
Especial to The Evening worldD

Especial TO The Evening WordI
ALBANY. May 9.-Gov. Morton this
morning signed the B-Partisan Police
bill approved by the Mayor yesterday.
sSenF tor LeXow, when informed of the
Governors action, said: Il knew he
would approve 1t at once. because ne had
expressed himself IN favor of II at all
times and had advocated 1t In his mes
sage"
"Will this new law be repealed In any
way II the REORGANIZATION bill Is de-
featcd?" h. was asked.
NO The bipartisan plan Is to pre-
vent future abuses. The reorganization
bill Is 70 clean house OF past abuses"
senator Cantor said. The active in
fanny perpctrated against the city Of
New York is now completed ana the
fruits OF the LeXow inv"stigat. de
stroycd. The city must now expect to
see n rcpotitou pf tn. worst abuses
heretofore showa to havp existed"
The evening world., 1895-05-09
ACCUSES HER DOCTOR.
Mrs. Sarah Fischer Says Neglect
Produced blood Poisoning.

Mrs. Sarah Fischer. OF IS Van Brunt
street. Brooklyn. Is to-day suing DR..
Darwin w. Waugh In the City Court,
brooklyn, before Judge Osborne. for
$4,000 damages for malpractice.
Mrs Fischer claims that DR.. Waugh
attended hcr July 30. 1902. She says he
left her during the illness and did not
return. Another doctor was called.
Mrs. Fischer lived She claims that be-
cause OF DR.. WauEh's conduct blood
poisoning set In and her nervous sys-
TEN was shattered.
Case still on.
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Mr.. PAYN WAS TIRED.
lie says That's why lie Left the
bribery Investigation.

T 'r0TaT f0 Thr ENtNNG W0TTI-I
ALBANY. May 9.-The most com
PLEASANT man who walked down State
street this morning. was Mr.. Lou Payn.
He disappeared from the Senate Cham
Der last night just as the Committee
investigating the nremrn "prr'ltion
charges was about TO place him on the
spit.
Mr.. Payne was in the room five min
utes before his name was called. hGt
he wasn't there when II was called.
The Evening World'' reporter asked
him why. this morning.
Well. you see" said he, u got tired.
me about calling me. / wnsn', ''t''s sub,
poenasd. ana then l did not want to
Introduce myself u them.
will ] testify? Tm sure d. not
know. Nee morning, Isn't IT,
The evening world., 1895-05-09
SHARP DUEL WITH KNIVES.
Two Italians Fight and the stiIetto
Docs Its nlOOdy Work.

A domestic squabble caused Frank
Tlppo. thirty-seven years old, Of No.
Sl9 East One Hundred and Ninth street,
and Frank Richi. thirty-four years old,
OF No. 32l East One Hundred and Ninth
street. to fight last night In front Of
their homes
The men are Italians, AID live IN ad-
Joining tenement houses. They met on
the street and fought, Rlchi being armed
with stiletto and Trippo with a knife
Richi cut Tippo on the right wrist and
arm and stabbed him severely in the
neck. Tippo was removed to the Har-
lem Hospital. Richi was arrested.
The evening world., 1895-05-09
KNOCK OUT FOR PlATT.
Argus Printing Contract Nnndnmus
Dismissed by judge Lnnduu

ALBANY. May 9.-JudGe I.andon has
dismissed the writ of mandamus to com
pei the state Printing Board t. award
the legislative printing contract for the
Lext fiscal year 10 the Argus Company,
of this city.
1t Is said Boss Plat was interested IN
securing the printing contract HIS
lleutenants have tried hard to secure
favorable action in the matter
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william Il, Tsrior. Of ta Kcsciusko street
BROOKLYN, was arrested this morning on a charge
Of stealing &+s0 from Loeser Go, big dry Z onds
dealers. ot Fulton street Several days ago Adiic
Van Nleck was srn, TO deliver A cash box con-
'sinns money for the cashier. TAYLOR met her
in dark passage. jnoS the Lpy and gave her an
other package Witch contained quantity o, nails
clSrk him lravins the store aui gave Inc
Information Ia tho police. TAYLOR had been dis
charged two days before the robbery
The evening world., 1895-05-09

ALBANY. May s,-ln the House tals morning
NJ Ia Fe'ra. q New yort. Introduced an
tHsrdncn; 70 TIE neS Conrutut.on provitiaS
thu; r.smbsrs Of ne Legislature ,hau recoiy.
mileage at the rate q 81 :eg ea,h ten rul,,
they shsIl travel Ia rorsiag Lnd r-tult.a.
fr'ia Ai5sny twelve tunes n Each Session rhe
.reseu; corNitstioa CAY s.iows then .n!-ax.
fS- ere Trip.
the amendment was adc2ted-yeas,
%: nays. ie. II now goes 10 tne senate
fer concurrence.
The evening world., 1895-05-09
Trolley ExplOdrS u Nnu-UoIe.

Gas collected In manhoc OF the Telerhon.
Con,panys subway at broadway and Roerum
street williamsburg this morning and wa.
ignited by fash from the trolley tracks thrp.
feet away. The explosion that followed drove Inc
msnhole against passing sumner avenue car
Two feet Of the pavement MAS ,orn up
The evening world., 1895-05-09
Thanks to Mr.. Flynn, of Niasnr,.
Falls,

ALBANT. Nay S-Mr. Ainsuor-h n.cg.d i, the
Asssrah!y today that the thanks OF the HOUSE /.
ss.sndsd TO P. c. yiynn. Of Niagara Falls. 70. ia
gn 70 shs STATE Of his psintlng .. S.ssars Fall.
vhieh pow Adorns she walls uf .ne Tsys al
MANS Committee room. TIE n.o.iea va. ei
tnt ". J. H. Clark ackaoSlsassa oa behalf e.
The evening world., 1895-05-09
COMMISSION TO FRAME LAWS
Morton Names Men Who VIII At
tend TO SecOnd-CIass Cities.

ALBANY. May Gov. Morton TO-
day named Commissioners 10 propose
legislation governing cities OF the sec
ond class, pursuant to the provisions OF
The hill signed yesterday.
Rober. Earl. OF licrkimer, from the
State-at-largr.
James e. Cutler Of Rochester: Alden
Chester, u Albany; Michael +. piscrr!l.
Of Syrecus David VI. Greene, Of Troy
The evening world., 1895-05-09
Malpim.n NH Not Amended.

ALBANY. n. Y, May 9.-The Assem-
bly, Cities Committee. to which was re-
committed MIR. Halpin's Greater New
York bill for consideration OF an amend
ment clause, giving each city a vote on
the charter. has reported the bill with
out the amendment
The evening world., 1895-05-09
lnIucLy Fan While IT Work.

Catherine nlo-k. fo.tr-G.o ycars Old, Of 1925
Park avenue VINE - NoT- On tho l.cond npgr
o' lNl3 FatE avenue tot day ptrp!.I IN an un-
nnlsted rsrt q he h9grug and fell 10 the nrft
Zoo. She tr';aluri a ''actur. - several m
ard WAS taken to '.c Harlem Hospital
The evening world., 1895-05-09

CLEVELAND. MAY e--Al'in carl and Prestwnod
T. n.nbow have been appointed 'ecivers OF the
O'.s Steel Works of THIS city, one OF the lsrgcs,
conc srns Of rs kind in :he country.
The evening world., 1895-05-09
Fell Down the ~" Road Steps.

Maggi. Acka'd, OF ia Eirtdee street, tol down
the - road steps at one Hundred and Twenty
FIRST street and Second avenue this mornn ng and
received a fracture ot the snkle. She was taken
TO Harlem Hospital.
The evening world., 1895-05-09

About n year and a
hali ago ! was taken
with terrible pains in
the pit Of my stomach,
LOT which | had doc
tors a year. NY COM
plant No, improvinr,
! bought n bottle OF
Hoods Sarsaparilla. ]
had been taking only
for IA few days when
my w.ic remarked that
she could see differ
.nce In my looks. I
took ov'rthice bottles
and ] Was soon able to
eat anything, and my
The evening world., 1895-05-09

Patrick Kelly OF 2oi Las: Finy-,hirI street.
hss br'1s1t suit again tIc ADAMS E2rres,
Company for 8. C11. through LAWYER Louis S,crE-
Ter. ~ %7b Hrnsd~sy. while Kelly was wHrAlug
In en- c,-A,Rtioa IN lower uroa1-Ey In Jure
as' one " The ENpEeB CGRnanys wagons
EEoch"A paNiEe s;on- into lac dItch. .'acturiig
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NOW FOR ALDERMEN TO ACT.
Rapid Transit Report Ready for
Their COnaideratiOn.

The Board OF Rapid Transit Commits
sioners met In executive session at noon
to-day. The meeting was an adjourned
one for the purpose of considering the
Boards report L. the Board of Alder
The evening world., 1895-05-09
Messenger smith Dead,

ALBANY. Nay s.--Gecrss L. s:n,h enc O;
Go charge would b. preferred before the Genera!
here th:s morning IIo had been tas mes.eng.r
Of the Republican State Comm!:ise for the % I'd
tea Jsirs. All vas fa,aiii,r ngure at ali o5llt.-
csl mestnzs and ccnyeanoa. S!ase lsJ3 he
as. bssa jaaitcr of the seaa.s.
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To Sell Out Mcknnc's Lots,

John Y McKanes Gravcscnd lots twenty
seven In number, valued at SIS go VIII he sold
At aurtioI June IS Taxes have not been paid on
them since Mckan- has been in Sing sing.
The evening world., 1895-05-09
Down M Air-Shau to Death.

T~o-year-old Martin Hasseu TEL through the
ART shaft from the fourth door TO the bottom at
sis home. ~ bedford street. to-day. aud vas
Instantly killed.
The evening world., 1895-05-09
Tcnemcntn 10 Bc Improved.

Ai.ntSy. Nay Gov. Morton has s!gnsi the
AinswcrSh bill .or the Improvement 0, teasnsa;.
hyrsss Ia New YvSk City.
The evening world., 1895-05-09
Hoods Savsaparilla
IL THE ONLY
True Blood Purifier.

And Spring Medicipe. Now is the time to take
II, because now Ia the time when II will do you
the . good. Be sure TO get Hoods
The evening world., 1895-05-09
A Good Appetite

Is given by Hoods Snrsaparla, which tomas
and strengthens the digestive organs and purihe,
the blood.
The evening world., 1895-05-09
$ aiion, New York.

again. Now when not feeling perfectly well |
resort to Hoods SarsapaIilla. recommend II
to my friends J. W. WALpRoS, Riverside
$ aiion, New York.
The evening world., 1895-05-09
Mrs. Fnrneil Improves.

p1RpcN1o"'S. n, j.. May She condition
o' Ars Dai.a T. Psrne!l cen;laues 10 improve,
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-08-10
INDIANS AS SOLDIERS.

Most of the Indians fought in the Confederate army during the war" re- marks veteran, "and they made good scouts. Nearly all of the Indians in the Indian territory remained faithful to the south. Several bands of the Osage tribe, however, joined the federal army In 1862 a party of Confederate officers, all above the rank of lieutenant, were com missioned by the Confederate govern ment to go west and organize the Indians into regiments for effective service in the Confederate army. A part of these off cers were also commissioned to organize the southern sympathiZers among the whites in the northwest. and march out a few regiments to the front. This party of Confederate officers numbered twenty, and they were forced to pass through the territory of the Osage tribe who were friendly to the federals. They were met at the mouth of Drum creek on the Verdigris river, by band of the Osage tribe, who demanded their surrender. But tha Cnnfeaarates onape1 fro e"d
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-08-10
PERSONAL.

Mrs. z. T. Rudolph left yesterday for an extended eastern tour.
 Mrs. A. E. Edge leaves today for an extended visit to Knoxville, Tenn.
 Mir. w. T.. Johnson returned last night from a brief visit to his old home in Greenville, s. c.
 Maj. John B. Davis, who has been on an extended visit to Cleveland, O., re- turned to the city yesterday.
 Mrs. Alex l. Klein left yesterday for time. Her mother accompanies her from Montgomery.
 Mrs. Willis Brewer of Hayneville, of her brother, Mr. Tom Baine, Four teenth avenue, South Highlands.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. G. Hausman have re- dwelling, No. 220S Sixth avenue. where they will be at home to their friends.
 Ladies, I am five times overstocked in black and tan Oxfords. Price, 50 cents to $3 Brand new and stylish. I am going to sell them cheap, cheap, cheap, cheap. A sacrifice. T. c. King, 2026 First ave nue.
 Mr. w. D. Webster, for a long time conductor on the Georgia Pacific road, ar rived in the city last night to spend few weeks recreating. MT. Webster is now bell cord butler on the Florida Central and Peninsula railroad.
 MT. and Mrs. w. F. Sannemann and Mrs. Fred Wiegand left yesterday after noon for St. Clair Springs, accompanied by their little ones. Mesdames Sanne- mann and Wiegand will spend the heated term at this well known health resort.