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The evening world., 1895-09-16
NOT AFTER DIVORCE.
Mrs. Homer Bosl wick Simply De-
sires a Separation.
He Was Correspondent in the Suit
OF Holmes VS.. Ho mes.
His Lawyer 1ntimntes "she WANTS
TO Play Him to the Limit"

The application of Mrs. Mary A. Bost
wick Tor counsel fee and alimony, pend
ing the trial OF a suit for separation
which she has brought against her nus
band. Homer Bostwick. was heard be
fore Justice Beekman IN the Supreme
Court today.
Homer Bostwick is the son OF DR.
Homer Bostwck. who died in 1888. leav
Ing large estate, OF which the son In
hcrited $500 with a contingent inter
est In his step-mother's estate on hei
death. Bostwick is a real-estate agent
a Captain in the Twenty-second Regi
mcnt and believed to be a man OF means
Mrs. Bostwick was a Miss Mcconnell
of California. She was married to
Bostwick oct. IL, 1856. after a courtship
of few weeks.
Mrs Bostwick alleges that her hus-
band treated her cruelty, frequently
becoming manner. that on one occasion
he was heastly drunk and that he de
serted her in September of last year.
Bostwick admits he was drunk. but
with his wife would drive any man tc
drink, ana besides. he says, II was the
only time in nine years that he had
,asH Go scp mnGh Jnn aG 4 Ssys MTs fSs
the cause OF great deal of the trouble
between them. She was on a visit al
his house. and frequently interfered be-
tween him and his wfe.
The house in which they lived had
been purchased by him and placed In
his wife's name. When Bostwick IN
sisted that his sistern-law leave the
house his wife said her sister should re-
main as long as she pleased. that the
house belonged to her. and II he didn,
like 1t he could leave. Thereupon; Bost.
wick said he left. He claims that ht
has provided amply for his famil,
since leaving them.
Bostwick's counsel called attention &c
the reference in Mrs. Bostwick's ahida
Wit to the charge made In the divorce
suit OF Holmes against Holmes thai
Bostwick had been charged With improp
er conduct with Mrs. Holmes: Mrs
Bostwick, he said. had refrained. how
ever, from mentioning that charge ir
her complaint or from asking FOR an an
solute divorce She had only asked
for "A separation. 80 that TO use
sporting phrase. she might play him tt
the limit"
Decision was reserved.
The evening world., 1895-09-16

cions were aroused and detectives were
employed. when the remains OF num-
ber of children were found, of ages rang
ing from a few months to several years,
buried In every conceivable place about
the premises.
The woman was arrested, and after a
nsational trial was condemned to
death on the evidence OF the guilty tath-
ers, who were compelled by the authori-
ties to appear In court to assist the
Crown. Minnie Deans defense was that
all the children died from natural
causes
The evening world., 1895-09-16
He said he got home at II o'clock. HI,

He said he got home at II o'clock. His
wife said l1.3o and the sister insisted he
got home at 10 30 o'clock with the bag
Of meat. She had looked at the clock
as he entered.
After the first exhibition OF weakness
johnson became more calm and pro-
tested his innocence. a search OF the
house followed the arrest and the over
alls shoes and Jumper which Johnson
wore on Saturday werc seized. The
purse could not be found.
The mans finger nails were also care
fully cleaned and scraped. All will he
sent TO a chemist for analysis. The
body OF the murdered girl still lies at
the preachers home.
johnson was never ordained. lie has
only been here since April last. The
officials arc looking up his record.
The evening world., 1895-09-16
ARSON CASE WAS WEAK.
Francesca La Grunda Discha rEed
on PersOnnl RecOgnizance.

Francesca La Grunda, thirty-two
years old. who was indicted for arson
in the first degree on April "a In her
apartments in the tenement house AZ
Oliver street, was discharged upon her
own recognzance by Judge Fitzgerald
in the Court of General Sessions this
morning, or motion of Assistant Dis
trict-Attorney O'fare.
The accuser was the Pennsylvania
Fire Insurance Company, which had an
insurance of 81 600.
Mr.. O'Hare said in substance, that
the evidence was insufficient to warrant
him in submitting the case to a jury.
The evening world., 1895-09-16
SHERIFF ARRESTS FOUR.
A Cap Firm Assaulted Man N
Mistake for a Striker.

Deputy Sheriff Wagering to-day Ar
rested Mark and Clarence Davis. cap
manufacturers, of West Fourth street,
on an order issued by Judge Botty, OF
the City Court in an action brought by
Jacob Feldman for 5000 damages for
assault and false Imprisonment.
Feldman alleges that Sept. at 5S West
Fourth street, the Davis brothers stuck
a paper IN front of his face and beat
him. ,,.
bv Magistrate Cornell in Jefferson Mar
ket Court.
The Davis brothers mistook Feldman
for one of the strikers. The paper was
an injunction.
The prisoners were released in $1,000
Walgering also arrested John II.
Schnackenberg, "A retail grocer. at Glen
Cove. l.. l., on an order of arrest signed
by Judge Botty in an action brought in
the City Court by Austin, Nichols 4 Co..
the wholesale grocers, of TINS city, Tor
slOS.63 He was locked up in Ludlow
Street Jail
William T.. Gray was arrested on the
charge of Chief Justice Van Wyck for
cortcmpt of court in having made al
legcd false verified answers while being
examined in supplementary proceedings
on Judgment secured for $2l04.l3 by Her.
man and Abraham Fronne.
The evening world., 1895-09-16
Mr.. DUNN FINDS A ROLL.
The Weather Man Very Cheerful
and Says Twill lie Wnrn,.r

Weather Forecastcr Dunn said this
morning he had more money than he
knew what TO do with, hut added If
somebody did not soon claim a porket-
book and large sum OF money which he
found In street-car a few days ago H..
wouli lay in good stock of Wlnt,r
clothing. He declined TO 80 into nar
ticIlars. to give the day on whIch H.,
had made the lind or the street-car i'm"
lest his questioner would pose as Ihs
owner.
MIR. Dunn said We could expect slightly
warmer weather to-day or to-mnrrlyv
The temperature in this city at 5 o'rlork
this morning was 81 degrees. at 81
Louis 10.
The evening world., 1895-09-16
HORNBLOWER DENIES 1T.
Hasn't Heard that He Is to He Made
aU. s, Supreme Court Justice,


william r. Hornblower, the lawyer,
denied all knowledge to an Evening
World" reporter this morning. of any
intention on the part of President Cleve-
land to renominate him for Justice of
the United States Supreme Court to fill
the vacancy caused by the death Of
Justice Jackson.
II have no knowledge of any such
intention on the part of the President"
said he. This is the first that l have
heard in regard to the matter. / know
nothing whatever about it. and so far
as my knowledge goes there is abso-
lutcly nothing in 1t,
This covers all that I can say about
the matter. and l am not inclined to
discuss IT any further, ! do not know
how the report originated
When asked If he would accept the
nomination II rendered, he declined to
discuss the matter further.
The evening world., 1895-09-16
THE SISTERS IN RETREAT.
They Are EpiscOpn lians of the High
Church Branch.

Arrangements have been made for a
new retreat for associate sisters of the
Protestant Episcopal community of St.
John the Baptist, at the house OF the
order, 233 East Seventeenth street. be-
ginning to-day and ending Friday. The
retreat is to he under the direction OF
Rev. William Walter Webb. of Wiscon-
sin.
The women in attendance include
members of some OF the best-known
families in New York. They will sleep
in separate rooms or cells and will
maintain absolute silence. The services
of which they will attend six each day,
Will be distinctly high church.
The evening world., 1895-09-16
THE CREEK WILL PAY.
Sicgel. Cooper 4 Co. Build n Hin
Tank 10 Hold the Wafer.

The construction OF tank for the
storage OF water from the old Minetta
Creek, which is flowing into the excaya-
tio1 for the building of S!egel. Cooper
" CO., at sixth avenue and Nineteenth
street, Is now wei. under way. De
Lemos " Cordes sad to-day tha,
the trouble is already partially over
come, and that the tank, which Will
be of brick. Will be completed inside OF
a week.
4 receptablc into which surplus wa.
ter may be pumped out will be used
permanently TO lessen the Arms bills
for Croton water.
The evening world., 1895-09-16
"GUILTYw SAID POFKAlKA.
Hut the Wifc-Nurdcrcr's Plea
Was Not Accepted.

Charles PofkalkI of 1lJ East Fifth
street. who Aug. ~ murdered his wife
with butcher knife. was called to
plead before Judge Fitzgerald in Fart
l. of General Sessions this morning
When asked the formal question. Are
you guilty or not guilty." he blurtcd
out:
Guilty l am guilty. ! killed her"
This plea was not accepted, however
as under the law IA plea Of guilty cam
not be taken for murder in the first de-
gree. He was remaudCd until the court
can assign counsel To defend him. when
he will be rearraiEned.
The evening world., 1895-09-16
An Abusive Policeman.

Policeman Cox, OF brooklyn. had the tables
quickly and unpleasantiy turned upon him in the
Gates Avenue Police Court this morning when
he appeared against Dr. Englebert Stoenzer. a
dentist, OF koscusko street and Broadway, Brook
lyn. The policeman charged the doctor with
ohstructing the sidewalks and refusing move
when ordered TO do SO. DR.. Stoenzer showed that
he was standing in his own doorway when Cox
approached and roughly told him to move on
The doctor refused, whereupon Coz struck him
In the face with his hand. and followed this up
with blow OF his night stick, at the same time
calling him vile names, The against DR.
StoenGcr was dismissed Charges will probably
be preferred against the policeman.
The evening world., 1895-09-16
900 TO CHARITIES.
Mrs. Henrietta Cady Remember
PrrsbH terian Missions.

The WI of Mrs. henrietta Cady. who
died at Delaware Water Gap on Sept 3.
was liled for probate in the Surrogate s
office to-day.
Mrs. Cady left an estate valued at
nearly Sl2O,0oo. She bequeathed $ll lON
to the Board of Missions of the
Presbyterian Church; 5000 to tn,
American Female Guardian Society, and
5000 to the Presbyterian Church
The trstator heuueathed 600 to her
granddaughter, Florence Morse Sheldon
and 10000 To her grandson. Anthony
W. Morse.
The evening world., 1895-09-16
To Investigate Queens Co. Officials.

Judge Garret J. Garretson. OF Queens County
to-day opened the September term OF court in
Long Island City. lie charged the Grand Jury to
Investigate the conduct of the public officials Of
the county during the past year, and make a
searching inquiry into alleged corruption charges
against certain ofhciis. but did not mention
names or places II Is believed tina, The Judge re-
tsrrtl to The Rockawly Beach gambling case, in
which gamblers aliesed 10 have paid pro
lection money There are eighty for the
County
The evening world., 1895-09-16
Distress After Eating

-. have used Hoods pills and iind them 10 BE-
all that they arc recommended to be. Their ac.
ton is very mid. aal for distress In The stomach
after eating they will give rellei IN a half hour
l am also taking Hoods sar ,apar la, and Il n
help ny me-" Mis- c. MILLS, Pales lne Ill
HOODS PILLS
The evening world., 1895-09-16
WANTS HER ISAAC BACK.
Mrs. Maynard Says He Has Been
Abducted to lie Welded.

Mrs. Isaac Maynard, of Blake avenue.
near Essex street. Brooklyn, appeared
before Justice Laimbeer, in the Gates
Avenue Police Court. that city. this
morning for warrant against Mrs.
Josephine Greywall, who she charges
years old.
Mrs. Maynard says Isaac was smitten
with Mrs. Greywalls sister, Lizzie KuG-
ler. Fearing the mother Mrs. Grey
wall induced Isaac Maynard to leave
home and so to live in the same house
with Miss kugler.
Isaac Maynard Is sickly, and his
mother expresses fear his health will
suffer.
Justice Laimbeer issued summons
for Mrs. Greywall to appear.
The evening world., 1895-09-16
JEROLOMAN GOT ANGRY.
Refused Nr. TckuIsky's Conditional
Offer OF Charity.

John Jeroloman. President of the
Board of Aldermen, appeared before
the Excise Board to-day to press the
application for the revocation of the
license OF John 5. Tekulsky, "A brother
of Morris kekulsky, eX-rresidcnt of
the state Liquor Dealers Association,
who has "a saloon at 42S West seven
tconth street
Mr.. Jorol oman said that Trkulsky
was defrauding the Excise Board and
various charitable Institutions who de-
rived AN income from license fees. be-
cause he had cut an entrance 70 his
saloon through ~ West Sixteenth
street. thereby practically maintaining
TWO saloons on the one license.
Mr.. House. who appeared Tor Tekul,
sky, said that 4 Mr.. Jorulnman ever
became dependent upon any of the
charitable institutions which are hcnc-
fitted by excise fees MIR. rckulSkS
would gladly contribute to his support
MIR. Jcroloman became very angry a.
this and said ne would neither accept
money from Mr.. House nor his CHEN
even II ne were starving.
The hearing III the case was thcr
adjourned for one week, because OF
"A lack of witnesses.
The evening world., 1895-09-16
JAIL IS TOO CROWDED.


A new Grand Jury was sworn In by
Judge Moore in the Brooklyn Court OF
Sessions this morning.
Judge Moore called their attention to
the crowded condition of Raymond
Street Jail. and told them that they
must dispose Of all Jail cases before
taking up other matters
Among the cases awaiting the Grand
Jury's action is that of Bad Son" Will
lam Henry, accused of numbering his
father. Charles w. Henry. the aged
miser.
If there is time before the September
term ends the Grand Jury may investi-
gate the Sea Beach Railroad accident,
by which two men were killed and
nearly seventy-five others injured, and
the continued slaughter by the trolley
cars.
The evening world., 1895-09-16
CannI-Dout Captains Suicide.

Desponiency caused Stephen H. Shaw. sixty
ave years Of age captain Of the canal boat James
A. White. to kill himself this afternoon The
boat is lying In the basin at the 100, OF PayonIa
avenue Jersey city, Shsw shot himself three
times in the breast and abdomen.
The evening world., 1895-09-16
l:uus-NOllter Wedding,

Ms Loretta Molitor. eldest daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs T.. \ Molitor WAS married last evening to
Harry !, eau, The ceremony was performed by
Rev Father Goggins, pastor ot 81. Beraarl s
church. AT his home in West Fourteenth street
reception followed Al the home q! the bride >
parents, o. Bank street
The evening world., 1895-09-16
Weather Forecast.

Forecast foi thirty-siS hours ending p. NJ
Tuesday for New York CITY and vicinity. Con.
orally fair. except occasional light shower,
warmer: southerly winds,
The following record shows the changes in The
temperature Coz the morning hours. as Indicated
by the thermometer at Perry's pharmacy.
3 A. M...Si6 A. NJ. J5,s A. ...Al2 NJ q;
The evening world., 1895-09-16
EutOmolOgist Riley Dead.

WASHINGTON. D. C.. Sept. l6.-Prof Charles
Valentine Riley. the entomo!ogist, died early
yesterday morning from injuries received by
iAu from a bicycle lie had been entomolos!st
to the Department OF Agriculture since 1878.
The evening world., 1895-09-16

Fire broke out this morning In the three-story
building at $50 Henry street brooklyn. 1t is
owned by MN. Hannah Hanson. and was Gam
aged to the eN,eat uf 81 600 An adioinin :
building was also damaged 10 the extent OF 5000
The evening world., 1895-09-16
TROLLEY CASES SEPT. 27.
Forty Actions Pending Against the
De kalb Avenue Company.

De kalb Avenue Company.
1t has been settled that the suits
brought by the city against the De Kalb
Avenue Railroad Company to collect SIS
penalty for failing to equip the cars
with Tenders will come up for trial be-
fore Justice Neu in City Hail. Brooklyn.
Sept. q.
There are forty actions pending
against the company. The company, so
far as known, has made no attempt to
put Tenders on its cars, and it is said
the lawyers intend fighting the city's at
tempt to compel them to do SO to the
highest courts.
The companies claim that the city has
no authority to make them adopt fen
ders or to restrict the rate of speed at
which the cars may be run.
The evening world., 1895-09-16
Mr.. ANGEL Pleads Guilty.

Everett e. Aasell. an alleged builder, % ,
East one Hundred aud Fifteenth street, Who
vas indicted '.r giving sirIw bail N slN or seven
cases IN the Criminal Court and who has IN
In the Tombs, to-day pleaded gG.liy before Jutrc
npNiHg. in the Court uf General sessions. 8. A
charge Of perjury. lie was remaHici Tor sen
The evening world., 1895-09-16
PRIMARIES TONIGHT,
Regular Democrats VIII Have Their

Regular Democrats Will Have Their
Turn.
The Democrats Of Brooklyn will hold
primaries in the thirty-one wards of
the city this evening. Delegates will be
selected in election districts to attend
Assembly conventions to choose dele
gates to the State Convention and to
judiciary Convention OF the Second Ju-
dicial District.
The primaries will be harmonious ex-
cept in the Tenth Ward where the
McGarryites and Hennesseyites will con-
test.
The evening world., 1895-09-16
Two New ORicc-HOIders.

Edward Busath. OF sJ+2 Third avenue,
appointed typographical draughtsman by the Tax
Commissioners to-day. and John Gogrins Of -
Guuverneur street. was appointed a typewriter.
The evening world., 1895-09-16
Did He Attempt Suicide:

. Euer Asmussen, fireman on the steam yacht
wadneda lying at tn. foot OF Twenty-thirl street
south Brooklyn, either fell jumped from the
deck Of the vessel INTO the water early this 3
morning He was rescued by the crew OF an.
other vessel anl taken 10 the Fiith avenue
station, where he was locked up.
The evening world., 1895-09-16
The HaIf-MilIion Guarantee Page
markets Horse. and Carriages.
Victor Football Guide.

The Overmaa Wheel Company have issued an
Interesting little work named the Victor Foot ball
Guide. Il contains articles by Lorin +, Deland
James G.. Lathr1p Allca \. knlpe, Philip King
q college football ani excellent advice to anna,
teurs.
The evening world., 1895-09-16
Wifc-Benter Griffin win Die.

when Charles Mckinnun, who shot his brother.
in-law. william II Grinha Ia the house at 81
Wilson street, Williamsburg, on the night o.
Aug 81 was rsarraisnei before Justice Goetting
In the Lee Avenue Police Court this morning
II was stated BY the police that Grinan, who Is
an hour or two Grimm. who out on bail on
charge % wite beating was Assaultink hi,
wife when Mckinnon shot aim in the side
The doctors thought at hrss that Grimm would re-
..ysl.
The evening world., 1895-09-16
She Rejected Him. lie KILLED Her

HOUSTON Tex. Sept l6.-Near Blacks NH,
sixteen miles west o. G!diings. Oscar Hennlg,,
blew out Martha Bradley's brains because she re-.
Jeried his suit lie also t-ied to s.sa.sina,.
william Bradley. her father. but the qua t.iI.
10 explode, lie was arrested
The evening world., 1895-09-16
Judge Cowjnx on the Bench.

Judge Rufus C. Cowing. who returned from
Europe saturday presided in Part H. In
Court OF General Sessions to-day. Judge Cowing
visited England France. Belgium and Holland
while away. lie was i'll while in London and lost
about twenty pounds. which he has since recoy-
The evening world., 1895-09-16

sIx-year-old Lottie Cohen. who was playing on
. dre-escspe at her home at 1870 Allen street
fell TO the Sidewalk at 2 O'Clock this afternoon
and was Instantly killed.
The evening world., 1895-09-16
Took Laudnnum to XIII Rcmor.c.

william J. Hamilton forty years eld Of $50
Maids son street, Brooklyn, attempted suicide last
n!sht by taking laudInum. He was removed 10
ST Johns Hospital. His relatives refused 10
talk about the ease, but 1t !ntimai ed in the
neighborhooI that he had been drinking heavily
of late
The evening world., 1895-09-16
Bnnk Receivers Statement.

william n. Dykman. receiver for the Com
mercial Bank. Brooklyn. this morning submitted
the following statement 10 Justice Cullen in the
Supreme Court: Amount received since ap-
pointed receiver IN October lssa sesl. so. "a
The evening world., 1895-09-16

"The way 1" resume Is to re-
sume," said IA great American. The
way to advertise il 10 advertise on
the HaIf-Miiiion Guarantee Page,
The evening world., 1895-09-16
Died Alone In His Cellar.

Henry Andrews hfty-eight years old. found
dead In cellar at his home, 30 Greenwich street.
this afternoon
The evening world., 1895-09-16

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The evening world., 1895-09-16
he WAS LAST seen WITH HER..
Apprehended in His Shanty,
Whittier the Dead Girls Body
Had Been Taken.
WAS DRINKING WITH THE GIRL
White Men, but Made a Mess
of lt-Robbery the Motive.
Especial to The Evening worId.)

SOMERvILLE, N. j.. Sept. 1s.-The
sensation caused by the discovery early
yesterday morning Of the murdered body
OF the eighteen-year-old mulatto girl
Annie Beekman, near the woods at the
, Raritan River bridge, increased to-day
when at noon Jacob Johnson a colored
preacher. was arrested. charged with
the crime.
The arrest was made by Policeman
Grow. on a warrant issued by Justice OF
the Peace Sutphin. The necessary affi-
davits were made by States Attorney
DUNCAN.
johnson was found at the door of the
little shanty which he calls home" and
in one of the rooms of which the dead
body of the murdered girl lay in plain
black coffin. He was at once taken be-
fore Justice Sutphin. who. after hear
ing all the evidence against him. held
him TO await the result of the inquest.
which will be held before Coroner Brady
and "A jury Wednesday next.
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rs Gretchen-Style Children's Long
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no Ladies' Black and Navy C.ctn Reef
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