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Evening journal., 1895-04-27

The Railroad Speed Record Broken be
tween Philadelphia and Atlantic City-A
Special rrain Over the PennsS ivapia
Double Lioes 20 the sea Anmihiiatrs
Tin,e.
Tne magnificent phyeical condition Of
the PenpsylvsniA Rsllr ads Double Lines
to Atlantic UHy wos fully attested April
2lss, t. the splendid run made by the
special train from Philadelphia 70 Atlan
tic City. This train put out OF the slip Al
Market street wharf at 30 m precise
ly, and 6tly-ons aud ons-half minutes
thereafter came TO q stop In Atlantic City
station.
The train left the station 10 Camden
six and quarter minutes after the de-
par ure from the PnilAdelphia side, so
that tho actual running time was only
forty Eve and three quarter minutes The
distance by this route Is ffty- light s1o
three .ienths miles. and the average psed
Was seventy. six and ote half miles per
hour. This Is the fastest time ever made
between the Delaware and the Atlantic
0cean, and is actually the fastest tim
ever made by any rsiiroad train for the
distance From Winslow to Absecon.
tw0nty four and nine-tenths miles, al
hNcIdk1 hpHeN VI S'hAA1 tAAep hAA+NR F@t
hour wss maintained.
The fastes5 single mile wss made IL
forty one seconds, which is an average Of
eighty seven and eight tentns miles pei
hour
Thls is the most notable performance
IN railroad speed which bRs yet been re
corded II could not be accomplished
/ without the aid OF the best and most sub
stsntial roadbed. the finest modern equip.
ment and tho skillful management o.
experienced men.
No portion of the Pennsylvania Syatem
| off the world.fsmous msin line, is super
Tor to the division OVER which this phe
nomsnsl run WAS made The track is laic
with heavy steel rails on stone ballast, l
| ereat part Of which has been renewed
during the past Winter, and the move
ment Of trains Is protected by block sig
nails. The equipment has been greatl,
improved by the addition Of locomotives
OF the highest standard and haudsom
coaches aud psrlor cars.
These facts are OF peculiar interest II
view Of the great traffic which the Sum
mer will bring to this popular route
The management Is fully sllve to tn
demand for the hest accommodations an
the quickest time consistent with safety
and ths summer schedule will undoubt
edly present the largest number Of th
best equipped and fastest trains ever er
joyed by the travellers bttTeen th
Delaware and the Ocean.
Evening journal., 1895-04-27
In the Spring young man's fancy,
Lightly turns TO thouRhts Of love y

In ths Spring young man's fancy,
Lightly turns to thoughts Of love, 2
But not if he is sick, or even
"out of sorts" Sickness checks
the sentiments, thins the blood,
shortens the life and kills all
happiness.
Unfortunately, this is the
season when the pores of the
skin open, then close, and all
the poisons are sent back
where2 To the Kidneys. No
where else. That is the seat
of war; the source of danger.
There has never been but
one remedy for kidney trou-
bles Of every kind, whether
with men or women. and that
is Warmers Safe Cure. 1t acts
directly upon the kidneys and
drives all uric acid and other
poisons from the body. It is
pre-eminently Spring medi-
cine, a blood purifier. Doctors,
ministers, priests and promi-
nent men and women all over
the world endorse it. Can you
afford to be without it?
Evening journal., 1895-04-27
nIEn.


DOUGHERTY-In this city, on i7th instant,
at the home ~ his daughter. Mrs. Frank
Jaandtll, William Dougherty, aged 65 years
Relatives and friends are invited 10 attend
the funeral, from his late residence, No. 1919
Gilpin avenue, on Tuesday NOR II x, April 80
Solemn high Mass at st. AIMS II. G. hurch,
at O'Clock. lnterment AZ New Cathedral.
HORN Entered into rest April 26th, 1895
Leis hton Merrick. infant son Of Charles IS.
and Haunah 7. HON, aged II months
Funeral from the res dence OF his parents
No. 121 West Ninth street, Mon, az, April
s9th, at 4 p. m.
HANNA.-ElmerD D. Hanna, aged q years.
HANSON --0n April q. ls5, Miss Mary
Hanson, aged 81 years.
MlLLER.-On April %. 1895. Hannah G.
wife Of Thomas $. Miller, aged 43 years.
ROBERTS. --On April 1895, Ann J. widow
Of Samuel W. ho herts, aged ba Years.
RI ShLIA-On April r., 1925, Eta, daughter
of Thomas a. d Clara Russell. AGED 8 years.
STRADLEY. .-On the 2lst instant. Ann.e
Eliz Stradley, aged II seais,
STEW ART. .-On the cath instant, Alexan.
der Stewart, In the l9tn ear OF his are.
Evening journal., 1895-04-27
RlaaI, plnhtherin Feared.

SUMMTvILLE. N. Y, April %. = Black
iiphtheria broke out among two large
families of Hungarian Jews at Ellenyille
this week. Several of these Hungarians
attempted to leave the place They board
ed the train and rode with the other pas
sengers. Dr. Neal discovered their flight
and telographed TO this place, where their
train was held. The passengers were all
funigated and held until DR. Neal arri-
val. The siok persons were taken back to
Ellenville in the same car They will be
placed under strict quarantine for q
week
Evening journal., 1895-04-27
GIrl Saves a Train.

PASADENA, Cal. April 27--An attempt
was made to wreck the Santa Fe east
bound passenger train. A bowlder and o
plank were placed acfoss the track. The
obstruction was discovered by q young lddy
named Wilson, who dashed into her house
soi.sd lamp from the table anu succeed
sd in sienabng To TRAIN 'ust n TIM 10
zyert cai-4t-5I
Evening journal., 1895-04-27
harvard student Almost Drowned.

CAMBRIDGE. Mass. April ga. W.
Ryder OF Andoyer. a Harvard student, was
saved from drowning in the Charles river
by S j. Fuller. another Harvard man.
Ryder was upset under the Boylston street
bridge while rowing. Fnller, who was on
the bridge lsaped the rail, and swimming
to the boat held Ryder above the water
until help arrived from neighhoring
Evening journal., 1895-04-27
DUEL TO THE DEATH.
Twenty shots Exchanged In an Alabama
saloon Affray.

saIOOn Ahffiys
MONTGOMERY, Ala. April 27. "A sequel
to the Minter- Dudley tragedy Of a week
ago occurred in Selma. Ed Dudley, rel
atiye Of the Dudleys in the tragedy, and
Robert Browning, relative to Minter, met
in the saloon Of Henry Cassen, and after a
few words became involved in shooting
affray.
Twenty shots were exchanged, and
Browning was killed outright while Dud-
Icy, who received several wounds, is SO se-
riously hurt that his life is despaired Of.
Two mon who, it is believed, encour-
aged the difficulty have been arrested and
are now in Jail
Evening journal., 1895-04-27
Social and Persona ! Notes.

Miss Annie Ainscow is visiting friends
la Ekton.
Miss Mary Turney, Of Chesapeake
City, is visiting Wilmington friends.
John R Day is visiting Georgetown
relatives.
Mrs NJ 8 otwsll, Of Georgetown,is is on
visit in this city
Mrs Hugh Duffy and Miss Lucy Full
mer, Of No 2l0 West Ninth street, are
at Atlantic City.
Miss Alice c. Ford has returned from
e visit to Philadelphia.
Miss Jennie Morris. of Philadelphia
is being entertained by Miss Meta G.
Fell, at Falkland
Evening journal., 1895-04-27

KENNARD &CO|
62i-62S Market Street.
Always at It.
Why not? 1t pays.
us. IF we can save
you money you'll ap-
preciate our effort
and come again.
That's what we are
after. We are not in
business for a day but
for a life time.
You may not know
that Black Satin Rib.
bons in good all-silk
qualities are scarce.
They are all the same
but having an idea
they would be good
property to own we
bought largely. Have
them in plenty. Nos
p, B, 4, 5, 7, 8, II, Is
%, 30, 1880, and not
a cent higher-ir il
fact lower then tel
days ago.
And in colors, %
1919, II, Is, %.
A job in No. 3(
Black Gros Grain
Moire. Single facec
Satin and double
faced Satin, CSC. Tha
! little box on Ribbol
counter, marked a
/. silk, 29C, is wort
looking at.
Evening journal., 1895-04-27

Our 273 Bedroom Suit.
polished oak, with French
bevel mirror, at S22, sold
beyond our expectations. An
other car load in this
week. 1t is easily the best
value you have ever had
offered at the price.
Evening journal., 1895-04-27
or Course You Haven't Time

or Course You Haven't Time
To 90 into the consideration of different
brands Of paints When you have at last
made up your mind You want your supply
In a hurry but why not try Lucas brand
For sale by james NJ. Bryan.
Evening journal., 1895-04-27
Kelief in Sc Hnnrn-

Distressing kidney and bladder diseases re-
heved in six hours by the New Great south
American Kidney Cure This new remedy
Is q great surprise a account of its exceeding
pramptnees in relieving pain In the bladder,
kidneys. back and every part of the urinary
passages IN male on female. IL relieves reten-
hon of water and Jain in passing II almost
imruetiately. II you want quick reliefshd tuEa
this is your remo1y. sold hy =. >. BeeIem aud
z. James Belt, druggists, Wilmington, Del
Evening journal., 1895-04-27
ON SATURDAY,
THE nth DAY OF NAY, 1895.

~ Z % tlltA lls IA
the following described real estate. viz: All
that certain lot or piece of land with the build
ings thereon erected, situated In the city OF
Wilmington aforesaid, houAded and described
a. follows, TO witt
Beginning on the southerly side of Seventh
street at the distance nf 20 teet westerly from
the westerly side OF Jack son street: thence
s0uth-rly throuah the middle OF ihe division
wall between ihis and The adjoining house on
The e~st r feet 70 the northerly side OF an
alley feet wide leading Into jackson street
thence by said alley westerly, parallel with
seventh street, 10 fe thence northerly. par
allel with jackson street. through the midd g
Of the division wall between this house and
The hou e adjoining on the west ~ feet TO the
aid side Of Seventh street, and tie ce there
BY easterly l6 feet 10 the place Of beginning, be
the contents there OF wha. hey may. with the
b ivilege OF the use OF the said allei In CON.
mOn forever. subject TO an equitable share OF
tne expense Of keeping the same Ia good or
der and repair
Seized and takeni in execution as the proper.
~ OF James Houston Nkes ana 70 be sold Us
/ Shsrifis Chice Winnie gton, Delaware
April "a, ls95.
Evening journal., 1895-04-27

y Q iusrsunae9fions intended tos irsoy tiou
hfs column shor id be addressed 70 SoCfotl
Eaifnr care of the EvEEtE0 JouRaAL. Com
mimic ea5ione should he written on one aide OF
apar cnlS
Evening journal., 1895-04-27
FOR MEDICINAL USE
NO FuSEL OIL
A STALLION FIGHT.
A rercheHnn and Thoroughbred Have II
Out IN stable.

A rercheEnn and a Thoroughbred Have II
Out IA stable.
GENEsEo, n. r., April 27.--A thrilling
struggle took place hore in the barns OF
W. A. Waasworth Two fine stations
one an imported thoroughbred named
Devil to Pay and the other large Perche.
ron called Victor Hugo-were kept in the
stah.o. by Some means the Peroheron rub
bed against the door Of Devil to Pays
stall. Iuosening the latch. The door swung
open, and Devil to Pay with a shriil
neigh, leaped out into the open.
This was the signal for a combat Tho
stations faced each other, then ciroled
around and finally came toaether like shots
from catapult, the thoroughbred snap
ping and biting, and then with lightning
quicknoss would whirl, and his heels
would strike the sides Of the Percheron,
then away he went to make ready for a
renewed attach.
The Perchcrou WAS not so quick, but de-
liyered his blows with his furefect, kick
ing in rapid succession. The pcrspira-
tion rolled down their sides, and in some
places stained with blood where the sharr
hoofs or teeth had penetrated the hide
They were secured with much difficulty
and both animals were badly injured by
the CONT bat.
Tebuoy kills all vermin. bed bugs and
reaches, will not burn nor explode Sol,
BY n r. Danforth. Second and Market
prtea re
Evening journal., 1895-04-27
Tea Tables.

A multitude of S o'clock
Tea Tables, in mahogany,
cherry, birch and oak. Round,
oval, square and kidney shapes
SIS to $40. Or inlaid, if
you want, in metals, shells
and precious woods.
Evening journal., 1895-04-27

ITEMS or INTEREST.
II can't help my dislike for it.m said Me-
anderinR Mike. II oncet seen sign IL the
suburbs that said water works. an l never
could have no respect for it sence. Wash
ington Star.
If y-u need good medicine to purify your
blood, give nerve strength and build up your
entire system, take HOnd's Sarsaparila. II
prevents sickness by making pure blood
Hoods Pills cure nausea, sich head ache,
indigestion and biliOusness. 25c.
A medical anth srity suggests that those
who kiss shoud frat sponge the lips with
diln ed csrbolic sc b { where IS the girl
y no would be willing TO be cau1 with a
bottle Of carbolic acid 10 her pocketF-Albany
Argus
Evening journal., 1895-04-27
LOCAL SOCIETY NEWS
Sons of Delaware Introduce a
Ladies Day at the Club.
WELLINGTON GUESTS WE'RE THERE

Young People From This CITY Also Take
Part In a Chester Entertainment-Littie
Miss Helen Neosho stidham Entertsins
Her Young Friends at = siIthday
Party.
Evening journal., 1895-04-27
AZ ! Chester Entertainment.

A number Of young folks from this
city took part In an entertainment at
Chester Thursdsy evening Among them
were Miss Georgetts d. Kline, Miss Alice
Evans, Clement Il. Lippineott and
William 7. Newell.
Evening journal., 1895-04-27
Library Tables,

All sizes, with or without
drawers, in Empire, Chip
pendale, Colonial French and
modern. One of a new lot
just in at $II-quartered
oak top, polished, with shelf
and drawer. Size, sc inches
by IS. Large size Sis.
Evening journal., 1895-04-27
Concert and Dance At German HaII.

The Delaware Smngerbund Band and
Orchestra gave concert and ball ia
German Hall last night The concert
lasted from TO 10 o'clock, when dancing
began ID Maier was master OF oere
monies. A Detting was floor manager,
with q Sshneps, N Nshr, G. Yetter ard
F. Kleitz as assistants
Evening journal., 1895-04-27
ON SATURDAY,
THE 18th DAY OF MAY, 1895.


the following desc ihed real estate, viz: All
that certain lot or piece or parcel Of land
situated IN city ~ Wilmington aforesaid,
with a three. story brick house thereon
erect and X own as No fO2 East Sixth
street, bounded and described AS follows 10
wit:
Beginning at a pilnt ol the souJherlv side
Of Sixth street at the distance Of 10 feet
essterly from the eBsterly side Of Poplar
street; thence southerly, parallel With Poplar
street. 81 feet 10 "a corner; thence eaeterly,
parallel with sixth sweet 20 feet 10 a corner:
thence sou hery parallel With Poplar street
feet 10 the noftherly ide Of Lord street;
thence thereby eHsterly teeL 10 corner;
thence north rly snd parallel with Poplar
street thTorgh the division wal OF this and
the house adjoining on the east 80 fe 20 the
aforesaid sue OF sixth Birert, and thence
thereby westerly 6fest 20 p ace of beginning,
be the contents lher. Of what they may.
Seized and taken ia execution az the prop
erty Of l.. Henry johnson ana tits ana 10
be soid BY
PAUL GILLIS, Sheriff.
sheriff's ONCE, Wilmington, Delaware,
April p, ls95.
cHERIFF'S sALE-BY VIRTUE OF a
- writ OF Levari Facias to me directed viii
be exposed 20 p bhc sale 81 the Court House,
on Ma kat s rect betwean Tenth and Eleventh
streets, in the eits Of Wilmington, New Castle
county, Delaware
Evening journal., 1895-04-27
sHERIFFs SAFE.

GHERlFFS S SALE by VIRTUE OF A
- writ OF Levari Facas 10 me directed will
be exposed to public sale az the Court House,
on Market street between Tenth and Eleventh
- tets ia the city Of Wilmington, New Castle
county, DelawAr
Evening journal., 1895-04-27
ITEMS or INTEREST

Snapper lunch At Mccora.lck's Front
and Washington straats. Tonight
Evening journal., 1895-04-27
rha FIrst Lndles, paY.

The Sons Of Delaware threw open their
quarters In the Bsiz Building, Philadsl
phia, last evening to the women. There
was no formslity about the occasion, just
q quiet. enjoyable, social evening, during
which the fair visitors entertained them
selves as they would 10 their parlors at
home
Itis designed to make the fourth Fri
day ia every month ladies' day in the
club rooms, and last evening was the
initial one OF the season. A pretty apart
ment to the right of the entrau ce
mas bsen christened the ladies' room
and is fitted up as fashionable parlor.
with its piano. comfortable chairs and
blooming roses on the center table
Among those present last evening from
Wilmington were: Mr. and Mrs @. @
Bye. Mr. and Mrs e T. Bye, Francis 81.
Hoffeeker.
Evening journal., 1895-04-27
Prnttr chlldrrn.s Partr.

Little hiss Halen Neosho Sadhsm
celebrated her ftth birthday last nght
at the home Of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs Frank G Stidaam, No 105 East
Eighth street.
The house was prettily decorated
throughout. making 40 attractive back
ground for the sweet faces and smart
frocks Of the little guests. They spent
the time Ia merry gsmss, ana dainty
supper was served A pretty feature
was ihe distribution of favors in the
shape Of little boxes and baskets filled
with choise candy. The young hostess
received & number of handsome presents.
Some Of the guests were Helen DEMO.
Madeline Benson, Linda Lawton, Nettie
Baynard Mary Barnes, Mamie hang Ida
Murch, Ethel White, Mabel Moore, Pearl
Burchinal. Annie Collins, Grace Pierson.
Ruby Cooling. Jennie Davidson, Mabel
Parker, Ella shaw, Emily Mitchell. Ethe
Clark, Madeline Williams, May Warner
Ethel Reynolds, Lizzie Mccall, Jesnette
Wilson, Julia White, Ellen Gle
land The little Misses Wallace
Lackey and Williamson, Natalie Johns
Vera Johns, John Pennewill, Norman
Williams, Leroy Collins. Harry Jones Tsy
lor Barnett, Willie McCausland. Howai
Lewis, George Meade, Walter Robinson
Howard King. Hamilton Lang, Eddie
Prenliss. Leroy Palmatory, and Masters
Wilson, Doughten and Prentiss
Evening journal., 1895-04-27

Uemant
Imported and domestic
Best brands
George q Mccall Company,
Eighth aud Shipley streets.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-11-09
CITY NEWS NOT ES.

Thomas j. Bolton, of No. 66S Montgom-
cry street, Jersey City, employed on
the Delaware, Iackawanna and West
ern Railroad, caught his hand between
the bumpers while coupling care yester-
day and injured it SO badly that it may
have to be cut off.
The proposed meeting of the Demo-
cratic County Committee last night was
postponed one week.
Court House car No. 1855 wrecked a
wagon owned by G. Krause,, of First
the horse on Newark avenue last night.
Patrick Prendergrast of No. PIP Four
teenth street, fell off his truck on Grand
street last night n broke his right
Ralph Strain and his wife, Of No. las
Pavonia avenue, We're arrested this morn
ing on a warrant issued in New York
upon the demand of Charles Henkel, of
No. 1S East Eighteenth street, assistant
pastor of the Cavalry Episcopal Church.
He alleges that the couple, while In
charge of his house last summer, stole
$3.50 worth of household furniture.
Timothy Collins, a -restaurateyr at No.
ISL Pavonia avenue was fined $50 and
costs of court. by Justice Potts this
morning for a brutal assault upon Viii
firing Mccarthy out of his place Of
place of business, Collins, 1t Is alleged,
knocked him down and kicked him In
the face with the heel CT his shoe.
The international" bowling tourfxa-
ment, which has been in progress at the
Catholic Club, concluded asst night. The
Russians. captained by Frank Reardon,
Won. Captain OsBrien, Of the Japanese
Cab. hes sued another challenge
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-11-09
NJ. U. ,Crap fShooters League.

The handicap shoot of the New jersey
Trap Saosters' League, will be decided
on tn, grounds of the South Side Gun
Club, Newark. on Tuesday. che handi-
caps a~rrangedf from the records in the
sague -shoets this year are as follows.
81: Capt. A. W. Money, Drake apd W.
Silger, 50; Milhr, Yeomans, N. e. Money
Hoffrpan, q; sielslsy Garey e nags HYDE G,,ta
water. Geoffray, Darbey, Warren Smith,
Charles SMITH Gus Grief Thomas II.
Cooper, Simpson, Hollister Crosbey. J.
r. Cooper, SwIody, Henry, Thomas, Heb
barry and Williams, Sc; Woodruff, Throck-
morton, Manning Lsncne. Daniel Terry
i.nm W. r C.linnby, Hobart Harrington,
Astfalk. pr9eaor and Macreek, IS; u Dr. +.
Yor, J. Cooper Jr., P. A. Jesnne.ett,. P.
Daily, Jr., and =. Edwardes, 50: g Pier
cey, Strader, Sullivan, Van lderstine, I'm
terever, Mehl, Dustin, Bergen, Hughes,
Woolmington, White, Batscil, Cnderwood,
shaw. Lawrep &c. Cromwell, Rogers, Fol-
SON, Frye anti Waller, co.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-11-09
LITTLE BISSBLL MAKES TROUBLE
Called h Petty Jurors Drunken
Buns From the utter.

Buns From the utter.
The members of the present panel of
petty jurors have a large grievance and
are threatening to do things. The object
of their grievance is Lawyer j. w. Bis
sell. A few days ago Mr.. Bissell had
a case in court. 1t was that of the
Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Machine Co.
against Mrs. Alice Buckhant of West
Hoboken. Mrs. Buchant sued the
company in the District Court for dam
ages, and was awarded 800. The COM
pany appealed, and when the appeal was
heard last week the jury raised the
amount to $50.
Yesterday Mr.. Bissell went to court to
move before Judge Hudspeth that the
verdict be set aside. Mr.. Bissell was
apparently in a bellicose condition. In
entering the court room he almost upset
Constable Morris. The constable asked
the lawyer if he wanted the whole court
room, and Mr.. Bissell replied with a
wave of the hand. Constable Morris ac-
cepted this as an apology and saidN no
more.
asked that the verdict be set aside. In
doing SO he paid his respects to the petit
jurors; They are a lot Of aiken
out and picks them out Of the gutter,
and they are not fit for jury duty"
Several of the jurors were in the court
Of T What tl' NJ. B aasa had had said "a Their N.
dignation was great, n they at once
appointed Juror David Brooks to appear
before Judge Hudspetbh tn on Mon Say
sell be required to apologize. They also
talk of bringing suits for damages
against the offending lawyer. and Mt Sa:
nut his foot in it.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-11-09
GRUBB-HALSEY NUPTIALS.
To BE Celebrated at Burlington on
November 30.
Special to the jersey City Nequs.

Invitations have been issued for the
wedding of Charles D. HalSey, son of
Silas C. Halsey, of Newark, former Con-
sui to Sonneborg, Germany, and Miss
Efie Van Rensselaer, Grub, daughter of
General e. Burd Grubb, of Edgewater
Park, former United States Minister to
Spain. The wedding will take place at
st. Mary's Church, Burlington, on Wed
nesday afternoon, November 20, at $3.50
o'clock. On account of the death a few
months ago of General Grubb's mother
there will be no reception.
The bride will be attended by Miss Ida
and by six bridesmaids Miss Olive Van
Rensselaer, and Miss Angelica Crosby, of
New York, n Miss Mary Smith, of
Philadelphia, cousins of Miss Grub;
Miss Mary sopwith, Of Scotland, and
the bridegroom. The best man viii be
Harry Pennington Toler, of Short Hills,
and the ushers, eight in number, will be
Evans, Jr., of Newark; Daniel Webster
Evans, of New York; Alexander Van
Rensselaer,, Edward Browning and Sam
Miss Grubb has been very prominent
in society since her debut. At the
court OF Madrid she was especially popu-
lar. Mr.. Haisey Is q graduate of Prince
members of the. New York Stock Ex-
change. MI. Halsey is well known
Throughout New Jersey and New York.
A number of prominent people of this
city have received invitations to the we'd
6tnO
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-11-09
CRAZY OR A FIREBUG.

Patrick McGinncss of No. 24a Mercer
street was committed this morning by
Justice POTTS on suspicion of arson.
Within the past ten days the frame
tenement house at No. 239 Railroad ave-
nue. has been foun on fire three times.
The origin OF the fires was q mystery to
the tenants. Last Monday night Nc
Ginness entered John Holman's saloon,
which is on the ground floor of the telle-
ment, and declared the nous was going
to be burned down that night. :,
Don't worry" ne concluded, I will
No attention was paid to the man. but
swore the house was going to b burned.
He disappeared and two hours later the
house was found to be on fire. The FIRE
room. Curled up in one cornef lay Nc
Ginness,. apparently asleep. He was un-
tremendously kicked out and warned to
keep away
The case was reported to Captain Far
rier ard last night he arrested the sup
posed incelldiary.