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The evening world., 1895-05-09
STRUCK BY TWO HURRICANES
American uHrk Pnctoius E,prri-
cnccd an ENcntful voyage.

The American bark pacto,us arrived in
port this morning from Singapore, after
an 'ventful voyage Of ll3 days.
Capt. Watts reports that Jan. -, IN
lat. 1918 south. long. 100 east, the vessel
experienced a hurricane. beginning at
northeast and going all round the
compass The wind blew with terrific
fury for over twC.ve hours, when il
graaua"y subs.iei into a fresh gale.
Daring the height og the hurricane.
the for"tupCalllntmast was Carried
away with all attached. ani also the
upper and lower foretopsallyards and
mslnroyalmast.
The &th, IN lat. ltls south. long 80 81
East, the vessel encountered another
severe hurricane from the same direction
as the previous one. Without any warn
ing; ,:emenious sea or uIal wave
broke over the ships bows, sweeplng
everything before II. and washing the
decks fore aad aft, II stove in the
shIp's bows, carried away all the boats
stove the forward house and wasAe
everything c.ean out OF the galley, eX-
ceptins the stove and cook. and DID
other damage about the decks.
The Pactol6 brings q valuable cargo
and Is conS TO Flint h Co., OF this
The evening world., 1895-05-09
YODYzSUS GOES FREE.
A BRIDES Charges Against the
Priest Dismissed In Court.

The Rev. Father Matthias Yodyzsus,
pastor OF the North Tenth Street
Lithuanian Church. appeared In the Lee
Avenue Police Court. Williamsburg, to-
day In answer to the summons issued
yesterday on the complaint of Constanza
Xoraowosky and Joseph Ruashatsky, of
81 MONTGOMERY street.
The priest denied emphatic that
he had been in any way familiar with
the woman. and he simply laughed at
the idea that he had drawn a revolver
On the We 6!ding party. as they allege.
He sail he had received $40 to marry
the couple. and taaI the marriage had
been set down f1r next sunday morn
ing in MS church. He had proclaimed
the banns once. ami would proclaim
them again tom rrr1T.
The prizes. was surprised when he
heard tina: Justice Goeti.Ng had mar
rict the couple yes:ar lay afternoon, but
said that made no difference with him,
AS he Was ready to stand hy his con-
tract. AMI therefore would insist upon
kepirE the So marriage fee.
Deputy Sheriff Winter, who served
the summons on the priest, says he
was told that the clergyman was not
at home. hu: that he forced his way
into the house and found him In a
cloeet on the top door Of the house.
Justice Goet;in- dismissed the sum-
mons after the priests explanation.
The evening world., 1895-05-09
He NEVER HAD ANY BUSINESS.
Refreshing Frankness OF Banker
Bloodgood's Son.
On Supplemental Proceedings for .
Doctors Bill.

John Bloodgood. jr. son Of John
Bloodgood. the banker in the Mills
Building. was examined to-day by Alex
ander Lehman. OF Ill broadway. In
supplementary proceedings in the city
Court upon a judgment for s2S7 obtained
by Or. George w. Tuttle for profess
sional services.
Bloodgood appeared in very steep
linen collar. "a pink striped percale shirt.
dark fancy worstel coat and trousers
and a gray kersey waistcoat. He car
ried the inevitable crook cane. upon
which he settled his black derby hat.
He was asked:
rlace. I've lived there for two days Previously
resided at the Hanover. East Fifteenth street
.. Are you married? A. Yes; but have chill
q Have you any bus!ness' A. No. haven't
any and never had any.
q Have you ever had a hank account! We'll.
had one al the Fifth Avenue Bank about a year
ago But really. don't suppose | ever ha a
standins account Of over $50 at time. Apart from
that never had another bank account.
q Who supports vou Mr. Blooigood? A.
live on an allowance from my father. lie Flows
me sioo week sometimes get it by check
ami at other times In cash
q Have you any separate source OF income
A. No; my only source has been what my father
O. How much rent did you pay a. ths Hanover'
A. ! think. including yerything. about SIS a
week.
DO you shave Yourself Yes.
And lunch at h pme' Yes
Do you use cab? Yes very often.
What cu5. do you belong to, Mr. Blooigaoi
To the Racquet and the Wcstrhester County
clubs don't ow, any dues or bar bilis-if | do,
they're small. put aside enough to pay my
dues.
What is your average bar bln9 About $50 or
s22 month-s0metimes less
10 you smoke? No.
Did YOU attend the Cas,ellane wedding? No,
| WASH invited.
@ Do you own a bicycle? A. Yes; father gave
II to me
ley street resdenca' A. one hundred and twenty
hve dollars d month.
BloOdgood said he took a years lease
OF this hous. last October. He secured
tenant subsequently, and removed to
the Hanover. His tenant moved away,
and two days ago ne returned to the
Waverley place residence.
The evening world., 1895-05-09
AYMAR PLEADS GUILTY.
The Confessed Bank Defau1ter Re-
mamded for Sentence.


Samuel Z. Aymar. the self-confessed
defaultlng bookkeeper Of the National
Shoe and Leather Bank. against whom
an Indictment for embezzling 5000 was
filed In the United States Circuit Court
yesterday. was arraigned to plead
before Judge Benedict to-day.
The discovery OF Aymars dishonesty
by the bank officials was due to vol
untary confession. He has been in Lud-
low Street Jail since. and 1t Is under
stood Is anxious to be sentenced and
have the suspense over with.
Before the opening of Court to-day
Lawyer Angel told an Evening World'
reporter that he understood, although
he had not verified the report. that a
second indictment had been found
against Aymar. on a charge OF altering
his books. which. under the law. is a
form Of forgery.
Later 1t was learned that only one in
dictment had been found against
At Ills o'clock Aymar was called be-
fore Judge Benedict. The clerk read the
indictment charging him with altering
the books OF the National Shoe and
Leather Bank and asked II he was
guilty.
Lawyer Frank w. Angel. who stood
beside Aymar. answered for him.
Guilty" and Avmar bowed his head.
He was remanded for sentence.
Lawyer Angel said he would try and
have Aymar sent to the Kings County
and his wife and children might see
him occasionally.
The evening world., 1895-05-09
DENIED HE WAS MARRIED.
Frank j. DudcnhRusen Now on
Tria. for Perjury.

The trial OF Or. Frank J. pudenhau-
sen. for perjury, was continued before
Judge Moore in the Court of Sessions,
Brooklyn. to-day. His wife is the prin-
cipal witness and /; was upon her COM
paint he was indicted.
She alleges they were married Sept. L.,
ISIS The marriage was concealed from
her parents until nearly SIX months
later. when they visited Rev George
Rice. OF Jamaica, and were married a
second time. They lived unhappily and
finally separated.
She brought suit for divorce and he
was ordered to pay allmony.
He failed to comply with the order of
the Court. and in May. 1892. was brought
before Judge Clement. in contempt pro-
Cocdings on the examination he swore
hr had never married the woman.
pr. Rice was the principal witness to.
day. He produced a copy of the record
of the marriage and positively Identified
the defendant as the bridegroom.
The case is still on.
The evening world., 1895-05-09
DOCK BOARD CHANGES.
Four More Employees Walk the
Gang Plank.

At the meeting of the Dock Board to-
day, all the members were present.
The Corporation Counsel decided that
the Board had no right. under the law,
to grant Coal Dealer Rogers "A permit
to have coal pockets attached to pier 30
North River.
George A. Woods, James W. Carson
ana Edward Beel, Dockmasters Were
removed. and W. IL. Rockwell John
Clarke and Charles n. Gratn appointed.
Martin j. Avery, Collector, was re
novel and Thomas j. llollowell was
appointed. The salary of Il dockmast
Is 81, 500 and that of collector. Sl,2oO n
year.
President O'Brien read n report from
the Corporation Counsel ON proceedings
in the courts for the requirement of
water front property.
At the meeting of the Board tO-mor-
row, 1t is intimated there will be come
lively disclosures.
The evening world., 1895-05-09

men. which is a preliminary to the -
curing Of the consent for the construc
tion OF the underground road.
The full Board was present, with tDe
exception Of the Mayor and Comptroller
After a two hours executive session a.
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 unimportant character.
The Aldermen are required by law g
act on the report within ten days. II
they withhold their consent to the con,
delay rapid transit for some time. 1t Is
expected, however. that they will grant
the necessary permission at their next
meeting. after WHICH the Teport w. De
missioncrs and the Commissioner OF the
Annexed District.
The evening world., 1895-05-09
BIPARTISAN BILL NOW A LAW
LexOw Ii Pleased, hut Cantor Says
Its an Outrage.
Special to The Evening world.)

Especial to The Evening WORLDLY
ALBANY. May 9-Gov Morton this
morning signed the Bipartisan Police
bill approved by the Mayor yesterday.
Sem tor Lexow when Informed of the
Governors action, said: Il knew he
would approve 1t at once. because he had
expressed himself in favor OF It at all
saEe:".,.
viii this new law be repealed In any
way II the Reorganization bill Is de-
ieated?" he was asked.
NO. The bipartisan plan Is to pre-
vent future abuses. The reorganza ton
bill Is to clean house Of past abuses
Senator Cantor said: The active in
New York is now completed ana the
fruits Of the LeXow Investigation de
stroyed. The city must now expect tc
see repetition of the worst abuses
heretofore shown to have existed"
The evening world., 1895-05-09
sTR0NG's VETO RESPECTED.
Assembly Refuses to Repass the
ST. Johns Park Bill.
Republicans Grateful for His APP
proval of Bi.Partissnship.



ALBANY, May 9.--To show Mayor
Strong how grateful they are for his
approval Of the Bi-Partisan bill. Assem-
bymen to-day refused to pass over his
veto the st. Johns Park bill. This bill
was shot through the Senate the day
after the Mayor had vetoed II.
Ii probably would have passed the As
sembly too II he had not signed the BIZ
Partisan bill
The 81. Johns Park bill was killed and
Speaker Fish was the man that ala II.
He made no effort to conceal his reason
for doing so. but said bluntly that the
Republican members should be very
grateful to the Mayor for his act OF
yesterday, because II would do more TO
cement ana unity the party In the state
than anything else he had ever done.
The Mayors veto was sustained by
vote OF 72 to q.
The bill sought to relieve the sur
rounding property-owners OF one -half
of The expense Of Improving ~. John s.
Park, and compel the city to bear the
entire expense.
The Trinity Church corporation would
have been greatly benefited by the bill.
as II owns most OF the surrounding
DrOperty,
The evening world., 1895-05-09
STOLE A LOCK OF HER HAIR.
Gcschwlnd Must Give bonds fol-
Annoying Married Woman.

Henry Geschwind, twenty-five years
old. of 81 East Fourth street, was held
in default OF hail to keep the peace for
six months by uJstice Burke. in the Es-
sex Market Police Court. to-day.
Mrs. Mamie Lepach OF a East Third
street, was the complainant. She stated
that the defendant persisted in annoying
her, stlle, her picture from an album
and told her husband slanderous things
about her.
The husband said that Geschwind was
trying to poison his mind against his
wife The defendant claimed that the
woman encouraged HIM. In proof of this
he produced "A letter that he alleged she
wrote to him, and also a lock of her
hair,
Mrs. Lepach 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 Gtschwind that he
ought to hc ashamed OF himself for an
noying a married woman. In default of
bail he was locked up.
The evening world., 1895-05-09

Admiral Meade's friends say II is the
result of Department action in continu-
ally calling his attention, in letters of
censurc to regulations it believed he
had infringed. 1t Is also said that Ad-
miral Meade was displcased at the
action of the Department in detachng
his flagship. the New York.
Rear Admirals Walker and Ramsay.
and Commodores Selfridge and Bunce.
are talke of for the vacant position.
Admiral Meade's flag was hauled down
from the peak of the cruiser New York
at the Brooklyn Navy-Iari to-day. and
n salute Of thirteen guns
was fired from the deck of the old re-
ceiNing ship Vermont. lying at the cob
Dock. The salute was fired by order
Of Commodore Sicard. Commandant OF
the Navy-Yard.
The evening world., 1895-05-09
HAS A WOMAN SECRETARY.
rr,sldcnt ROOscNcIt Appoints Miss
kcIIy nS His StcnoIrnphrr.

President Roosevelt. of the Police
Board, inausurated another reform in
his office to-day.
In the place of eN-presidcnt Martins
private secretary. Ford, he appointed
AS his private secretary. stcnographer
and typewriter. Miss Minnie Gertrude
Kelly, of loo East Eishty-iirst street.
In the recollection OF the oldest en-
ployocs of Headquarters. this is the
ilnt time a woman stcnoEraphcr has
been employed III any OF the Commits
siunerS' officers.
Miss Kelly began her duties to-day
Her salary will ho loo "A year.
outside OF the duties required by tho
Civil Service rules, Miss Kelly will per.
form all the other work of Mr.. Roose.
Welt and VIII be his only clerk
The evening world., 1895-05-09
ACCUSES HER DOCTOR.
Mrs. sarah Fischer Says Neglect
Produced Blood PnisOninr.

Mrs. Sarah Fischer of iS Van Rrunt
street, brooklyn. is to-day suing Or.
Darwin W. Waugh in the City Court.
brooklyn. before Judge Osborne, for
$4,000 damages for malpractice.
Mrs, Fischer claims that DR. Waugh
attended her July 30, 1892 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.. Wauphs conduct blood
poisoning set in and her nervous sys-
tenn was shattered.
Case Still on,
The evening world., 1895-05-09
TAFT GOES TO AN ASYLUM.
Chemical Bank Dcfnultcr in M
Condition to lie Tried,

John r. TAFT. the defaulting paying
teller of the Chemical National Bank.
who was indicted for having appropri-
ated sl5,OD of the banks money, was
arraigned this morning before Judge
Benedict, in the United States Circuit
Court.
His counsel, Abraham ]. Rose. pre-
sented afi1davits from DIR. Allan McLane
and Or. Charles n. Dana. to the effect
that TAFT was mentally unsound.
Judge Benedict held that he was in no
condition to be placed on trial and COM
mitted him to Elizabeth Hospital. at
Washington.
The evening world., 1895-05-09
MRS. HERMANN WRATHY.
Gives the Lie to Lawyer Reilly in
Special Sessions.


The hearing en- the charge of assault
preferred by Mrs. Mathilde Hermann
the LeXow witness, against her sister.
Marie. was held to-day in the Court OF
Special Sessions. Mrs. Hermann pre-
ferred the charge against her sister.
after the latter had charged her with
malicious mischief on which charge
Mrs Hermann will be tried in General
Sessions.
Mrs. Hermann Is charged by her sis
ter with having smashed the windows
In her cigar-store. May l. The com
plainant swore that her sister had hi
her in the heal and had struck her with
n broom. A colored woman. Mary
Carey, corroborated this statement.
The defendant had several witnesses
who swore that Mathilde spat In the de
PENDANTS face. and fallowed- her. in tht
cigar-store and smashed the windows
In examining the complainant, Lawyer
Reilly asked Mathilde:
Aren't you trying to get revenge or
your sister because she would not LEI
her eigteen-year-oli daughter come t,
your house of ill-repute?'
You lie" shouted Mrs Hermann ex
ctelly. She was reprimanded by tn.
Court, who threatened TIER with punish
ment for contempt of court.
The charge was dismissed and Marie
was discharged from custody.
The evening world., 1895-05-09
JUSTICES WILL FIGHT.
Test Case to he Made in the Mng-
istrntes nil.


ALBANY, May 9.-One OF the first
communications Speaker Fisk examined
to-day was from Mayor Strong, and
contained the Police Magistrates bill
with the words accepted by the city"
stamped across the face of It, There
was no message OF any sort with IT,.
and Speaker Fish Immediately sent 1t to
Gov. Morton, who will undoubtedly sign
1t before the end of the week.
Police Justice Edward Hogan, who,
with the other Justices. will be legis-
lated out of office. was at the capital
watching the progress of the bill. lie
explained this morning the reason why
there was no opposition to II at the hear
ing in the Mayors office yesterday.
Opposition now would not do any
good said he. land we realize that our
only chance Of defeating 1t Is in the
courts.
I'VE will make test case OF the law
when we are removed and the first man
Is appointed TO take one of our places.
The law Is clearly unconstitutional, and
we Will try to have II so declared"
The evening world., 1895-05-09

Mrs. McAlllster was Miss jamie Gar
many. of Savannah. Her family is
prominent and she Is connected by mar
riage with many Of the leading families
OF the South.
Mrs. McAliister IL about twenty-eight
years old. Although not Of the hand
some type common to southern women.
she is considered very attractive ana Is
very popular in society In Savannah.
The announcement in 1872 that Miss
Garmany had five years before been
married to Hayward McAllister was a
great surprise to the young woman's
friends.
At the time of the announcement It
was stated that a young Englishman Of
large means and good position had at
tempted to commit suicide because Miss
Garmany refused to marry him.
In September last Mrs. Lizzie Mccall,
woman with several pasts, began a
suit against Mr. McAllister for 500, 900
damages for breach Of promise. The suit
created somewhat OF "A sensation In So
ciety circles. but never came to trial.
II was reported that 1t had been COM
promised by McAllister's father. the
la te Ward McA llister.
The evening world., 1895-05-09
PERTH AMBOY SHAKEN.
Chemical Wtrk blown lp--One
Man Dicd from Burns.

PERTH NMHUN, y, J., May 9.-An
explosion which shook the town was
felt about o'clock this morning.
An investigation was made and II was
discovered that the explosion was
caused 10y gas being ignited from a Ian
tern In the chemical works of Roessler
liasslachcr, which is located in the
centre of the town.
The building, a large frame structure
was totally wrecked.
August Lcmhickie, who was close h,
when the explosion occurred, was fatally
burned. He was removed to the Newark
Hospital, where he died
The loss VIII amount to about $3.50
Many of the people in Perth Ambo,
| thought the place had been visited by
an earthquake.
The evening world., 1895-05-09
KNOCK CUT FOR PLATT.
Argus Printing Contract Mnndnmus
Dismissed by judge ,Rndon,

ALBANY. May 9.--Judge Lanlon has
dismissed the writ OF mandamus to com
pei the state Printing Board to award
the legislative printing contract for the
ieXt fiscal year to TIE Argus Company.
of this city.
1t is said Boss Platt was Interested In
securing the printing contract. His
lieutenants have tried hard to secure
favorable action in the matter.
The evening world., 1895-05-09
Makers of Pants May strike,

Ohcers OF the Pants-Makers' Union stated to-
day that the contractors continued to force re-
ductions OF wages, and at the m,ss-meetirg to.
night Of all the members OF the union, Including
those OF Brooklyn and Brownsville the question
Of a general strike will be cons The feel.
ing among the union men is decidedly in favor Of
a strike as the only means OF preventing furheI
reductions OF wages. The pay OF pantalnon,
makers Is from SO to 81? a week
The evening world., 1895-05-09
Mr.. PAYN WAS TIRED.
lie Says That's Why lie Left the
Bribery Investigations.

ALBANY. May 9.-The most COM
plaisant man who walked down State
street this morning. was Mr.. Lou Payn
lie disappeared from the Senate Cham
Der last night just as the Committee
investigating the hremen corruption
charges was about to place him on the
spit.
Mr.. Payne was in the room five min
utes belore his name was called, but
he wasn't there when 1t was called
THE Evening World'' reporter asked
him why, this morning.
We'll. you see," said he. II got tired,
you know. They didn't say anything to
me about calling me. l wasn't sub
poenacd. and then ! d!d not want to
introduce myself to them
Will testify? I'm sure ! do not
know. Nice morning. isn't IT."
The evening world., 1895-05-09
Mileage for LcpisIatOrs.

ALBANY, May e-In the House this morning
Mr. La fe'ra. o' New York. introduced an
amendment to the Constitution providin.
that members OF the Legislature shall receive
mileage at the rate OF 81 for each ten miles
they shall travel in coming to and returning
from Albany twelve times IN each session. The
Present Constitution only allows them mileage
Tor trip.
The amendment was adopted-yeas,
20: nays, -. II now goes to The senate
for concurrence.
The evening world., 1895-05-09

William r. TAYLOR. OF 65+ Kosciusko street.
Brooklyn. was arrested this morning on a charge
OF stealing $3.50 from Loeser Co, big dry goods
dealers, Of Fulton street. Several days ago Add!e
Van Week was sent to deliver a cash-box CON
tanning money for the cashier. Taylor met her
In \ dark passage took the box and gave her an
other package which contained quantity OF nails
clerk saw him leaving the store and gave the
Information TO the police. Taylor had been dts.
charged two days before the robbery.
The evening world., 1895-05-09
COMMISSION TO FRAME LAWS
Morton Names Men Who VIII At
tend to SecOnd-CInss Cities.

ALBANY. May 9.-Gov. Morton to-
day named Commissioners to propose
legislation governing cities OF the sec
ond class, pursuant to the prov isions of
the bill signed yesterday.
Robert Earl. of Herkmcr. from the
State-at-large
James e. Cutler, OF Rochester: Alden
Chester. Of Albany: Michael T.. Discroll,
OF Syracuse; David NJ. Greene, of Troy
The evening world., 1895-05-09

Gas collected In manhole Of the Telephone
Compaays subway At uroaIHay and raerum
street Milltamshurg. this morning and WAS
lgr' - 10 @ NHsh from tie trolley tracks ths,,
feet away, The explosion that followed drove the
t!auhnle against u passing sumner avenue car.
Two feet oi the pavement was torn up
The evening world., 1895-05-09
REAR.ADMIRAL MEADE TO GO.


Rear Admiral II. w. Mea lie was de-
tached from command Of the North At
lantic station yesterday. The change
was made on a request from Admiral
Meade. who In n letter to the Navy De
partment. asked to be relieved of the
command and granted months lease.
The letter announced Admiral Meade's
Intention to retire on June II.
The evening world., 1895-05-09
Thanks to Mr.. Flynn, Of niagara
Falls.

ALBANY May s-Mr. A!nsworth moved in the
AsAsmbiy to-day that the thanks Of the House be
sxtsndsd 70 p. C. Flynn. Of NIAGARA Falls for hl.
git 70 the state OF his painting Of Slsgara Falls
Means comnltiee room The motion was carried
sad MI J. IL. Clark acknowledged On bea1.l ul
The evening world., 1895-05-09
Deputies In Disgrace.

United States Marshal Henry |. Hay
den, Of brooklyn. dcposed from office
chief bcputy James Riggart and his as
sistant, George l. Lewis. this morning
They are held responsible for the ,scape
OF Charles Johnson. the post-oiIlce bur
ola
The evening world., 1895-05-09
LEx0W IS DESPERATE.
Will Move REORGANIZATION to a
Vote ON Monday,

special to The Evening worldD
ALBANY. May Ex-senator Lexow this
afternoon gave notice of call of the
Senate Monday night. and said he
would then move the Police Reorganiza.
tion bill to a vote
He explained privately that there would
De vote on II even II It were defeated.
The evening world., 1895-05-09
NOW FOR ALDERMEN TO ACT.
Rapid Transit Report Ready for
Thcif fCOMAiNcrutiOn.

The Board Of Rapid Transit Commits
sioners met in executive session al noon
to-day. The meeting was an adjourned
one for the purpose of considering the
Boards report To the Board of Alder
The evening world., 1895-05-09
HEYWsRD M'ALllSTeR SUED.
His wife Wants n Divorce ON the
Grounds Of Desertion.

SAVANNAH, Ga, May 9.-Mrs. Hey
ward II. McAllster. wife OF the son OF
the late Ward McAllister. filed a suit
for absolute divorce In the Superior
Court here to-day on the ground OF
desertion.
The evening world., 1895-05-09
HaIpin'. Bill Not Amended.

ALBANY. N. Y. May 9.-The Assem-
bly, Cities Committee. to which was re-
committed Mr.. Halpins Greater New
York bill for considera ton of an amend
ment clause, giving each city vote on
the charter. has reported the bill with
out the amendment.