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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-05-08

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aller bis gum Wldr3 1895 iiber ben
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Sdriften. Die 3ulammenltelluns ents
balt 3miIdeu 900 uno 1000 Sttel.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-05-08

Sn SOllanb liesen bie sroBen
Srte 3iemlid 9lei6meit bon einanber
entfernt Die Dur6l6nittsentfernuns
3wil6en ibuen betrdst 20 Meilen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-05-08

Dr.. prices Cream Batting popoer.
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-05-08
W. R.
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gent, 9arfins.
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mie Qoro8, nit Silden, 8ootfabren,
Gridet, Sdieben, Spa3iersdnsen
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3eit ein3utretell, menn Sbr quite Sffts
siere, sutes Giien sutes 3rinfent
quite aletoer, quite g9obnung, quite
ge3ablung, quite @eiellidaft unb
Sport i'm lleberflnS baben f0nnt!"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-05-08

Dr.. prices Cream Batting pomoer.
@eltsaasheaauns Nlenaiae unh 9iplom.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-05-08

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ietn! Gnslii6e 8ldtter tbeilen fol-,
genbe perlodenbe snnonce eines r@ers
berS INIT:
The evening world., 1895-09-17
AFTER MORE CAPTAINS.
Lawyer Moss Snys lie IIns Charges
Against Two Commnndrrs

I ou,,,r Ir,nly 49,, = ~. D. ,l,l,,,.,
ri""h HipSS' oi t'' al h'urs'
Society. was present at the hearing In
the Capt. Eakins case, at which briefs
u.ra .,,n,,t,,, -, ,... -,
''' az S''''' '' "'"''
Dy commissioner Andrews this after
noon at Police HEADQUARTERS
Cant E.kin, and b,s ,,,,,gl >,s,,.
>, ~ '"n'' anu .'' 'O"lS''' i'ss's'
Hess ana M'CIelland. were on hand.
Mr. Moss was asked If he had any
otbar oo,s, q, ,.,i,,s, ,,i ,,.,,
,',, "7"''''' '',''' '"P'a'hs'
IN" society mas already iIed two
cases with the Police commissioners 4"
sail II. ",ua ,h.,, ,.i,i ,,r,,.,II,. ,,,,,
| s''u Nv, anu my WIN Pr""a'lE make
| douhlt-headcr trihI
"What are the Captains namcso" was
askaS
ann
'oh. that ! cant say at this time. 1t
will come out soon enough. | will no,
- -
The evening world., 1895-09-17
TO EXTEND CAR LINES,
metropolitan Traction COmpnuy
Asks AIdermrn's CVns,ut

At the regular meeting of the Board
of Aldermen to-day application was
made by the Metropolitan Traction Com
pany for an extension Of its Amsterdam
avenue line from one Hundred and
Twenty-hfth street and Amsterdam ave-
nue. through one Hundred ani Twenty
nfth street, to the Boulevard. to one
Hundred and Forty-iifth street, to the
Harlem RIVER, to connect with tn,
l.enoN aNenu" line: also from One Hun
drrd and Forty-iifth street and Brad
hurst avenue to one Hundred and Fifty
hfth street. The application was re-
fcrrcd to the Railroad Committee and
a hearing fixed for oct. .
A petition from the BlceCkcr street
Railroad Company. which is LEASED by
the metropolitan Traction Company lir
leave to extend Its tracks 40 as to con-
meet with the Christopher and prs-
hroSHcS street ferries, was Atsu rrrr wed
and referred for a hearing on the same
date as the o her.
The evening world., 1895-09-17
TO RAISE $4,000.
Cruiser HroOkIyn Committee Fnvors
service of That Value.

The Executive Committee # the Clti-
zcns' Committee appointed by Mayo.
Schrren, # brooklyn. at the suggestion
Of The Wp"ld." to receive subs rip
tions tr a FUN! for the purchase OF a
suitable testimonial to the new or lser
Brooklyn. now building at Cramps
ship-"ard, Philadelphia, met this morn
ing at III" city Han. The members of
the Committee held long discussion
as to tn" size Of the fund and the ma
ture of the gift.
Chairman William Eorri sad the fund
raised by New York amounted to hc-
tween S'.0u0 und s9,HH0. THAT included
one subscription of $5l0 aud the proceeds
Of several theatrical benefits lie
thought Hrooklyn would do "a Will. Al
ready, h sn!d. The brooklyn edition OF
"The Wurld' had collected nearly 81 iOl
from its readers which, with other sub
scr ptiuus assured. would give the fund
Il Start with about sS 900.
ON motion of NJ. Bryant a resolution
was passed to the effect that tn. com
mittee favored silver service as "A
suitable testimonial ari that IN" fund
should amount to $1,000. rho meeting
then adjourned. subject to the call OF
the Chairman.
The evening world., 1895-09-17
MOVING ON THE HALL.
Bands Playing, Clubs Marching aud
snrRtOHR Gny.
Special to The Evening worMJ

Especial to The Evening worid)
CONVENTION HALL. SARATOGA.
Sept 1.-THE NOV. on the Convention
hail began early. At II o'clock Broad
way was fun OF clubs marching behind
bands. The only organization from
New York in line was the Stewart club
which knocked out the Cruger crowd In
the Twentieth District.
The Stewarts wore badges labelled
1T G. r.. J. l.. 3. and Victory"
The morning trains brought In nearly
six hundred people. about on.-third Of
whom came from New York city and
brooklyn. Fully one-half of the Board
or Aldermen were present. Tney Joined
IN with marching clubs from brooklyn,
Bunalo. Syracuse and Albany, and made
quite a rrcsentable string along sunlit
Broadway.
Most Of the delegates wore badges
labelled with the names of favorit" can
hiiales Tor the various State offices to
De nllcd. liy ll.i5 o'clock the Convention
nail was packed to sufrocatIon.
Just before he started for the Con-
Nention Hall Mr.. Plat was asked hy
an Evening Worll' reporter If there
mad ever been any intention to r.nart
upon the administration of Mayor
Strong In the platform
'D"cidtdlN not" ronlird the ex-S.un
tor. such "A suggestion wouldn't l.,
considered for n minute. II has never
been considered.
The evening world., 1895-09-17

,,,.. :.
Platt programme In his district were
repeated the common ,,enon,. will r,s,
,n r,,r .,,.A ,..,...,.' =, -,
up o' SUI" M" ''"H' a.
were perpeiTatcd by the flA'i men a.
the primaries ne helA ,Se HcNuhlA an
nar,y ,,,,,,,,... - ,., ....,...r
'' ~
anu behlam'n l'NCem"s 7rsH"ns ne
Il never .so" ssid Col tr7ir,-
"such o..-.-, e-,5, .,r-.,~,-...9
even IN inc GAYS "h'n 'hf i"fN va
allied TO Tsnarasnx Nam TIM mon " ID
The evening world., 1895-09-17
MRS. FLEMING NOT WORRYING
cannot lie Tried for Her Mothers
rcnth for six Months

Mrs. Fleming. who is charged with
poisoning her mother, Mrs Bliss. is not
worrying over her confinement in the
Tombs. She will become mother in
about six months and cannJt under the
law be tried for her life until after her
child is born
There was an important consultation
az the West One Hundred and Twenty
nIth street station-housr last evening,
which Listed until an early hour this
morning, and ii is expected that 1t Will
nave some important bearing on the
Bliss case. There were present at the
conference Capt Thompson. acting In
spcctor McCullagh. Henry NJ. Bliss, the
stepfather pf Ms. Flem!l q. and young
man who acted in very nervous man
ncr
i.apt. Thompson insisted that his
visitors were friends and had only
called to pay him visit. Asked If any
arrests would he made in the Bliss case.
he replied that none had been mad,
and that none would be made at thu
present time.
The evening world., 1895-09-17
THEL C. 0. NEW CLUBHOUSE
Another District Uptown ORGANIZED Il
ny the SteckIer AssOcimtiOn.


The Thlrticth Assembly District. In
which the Independent County men for
mally organized at their new clubhouse.
1922 FIRST avenue. near Eighty-fourth
street. last night. is one in which "A
vigorous and exciting contest is to be
made this year. 1t In one of the closest
OF the upper east side districts and upon
the result OF 1t viii depend one Assem-
blymnn and proba) one Senator ~
wcll.
The Independent County men declare
that 1t Is their intention to run both
Assemblyman and Senator In this neigh
borhOoi this year, AMI their candidate e
for Senator will he n man opposed to
the arbitrary enforcement of sunday
laws, against which the Independent
county OrgahizatiOn has taken a firm
stand.
Last nights meeting witnessed the
opening OF tn" new clubhouse. There
Commissioner Ernest 'IIarvicr. Judge
Alfred Stcckl'r Commissioner llarhur-
ger and harlcs Stcckier. Speeches were
delivered last night by Alexander lsrcm-
william 4 Fms. William rreuss, Louis
Steck."r, MlN II St"ur ana Louis l.r-
yrns. Mr. David iiirsch is the district
leader.
Twcnty-nrst Assembly District VIII
meet at TN" Columbus Lyc,um. West
ON" Hundred and Sixteenth street, ncai
lphth avenue, where active work mas
been going On FOR some tim" past lh"
sI.hk.rs OF the evening VIII be Excise
Commissioner tiarhurger, judge Alfred
St"cklcr Mr. William A. Cans. Com
missioner Ernest Iiarver. William a.
ing ,oillvcr II the meeting Will be Ber-
nard MttZger.
The evening world., 1895-09-17
NIGHT SCENE ON EXCISE.
Discussinx the Important subject
ut - Real lur.


SARATOGA, Sept. l1.-At Las A. NJ
the real views of the Republican Con
Nentlon on excise matters are becoming
visible The streets and corridors ara
deserted The barrooms are st.ll crowd
ed. In the great harruom beneath the
United States Hotel many delegates are
BUSY. The floor is covered with Corks
Walters hurry In all directions Ten
delegates sit around one table with live
empty champagne bottcis and ten
h!I"i glasses before them. At another
table whlsk"y plain is the drink. and
the folly Of damaging the Republican
party by pandcring to the appet!t. for
drink is earnestly discussed.
In the middle Of the floor stands Mr..
laut"rbach, Platts lieutenant. lie wears
a new brown hat and leans afrcctionat,
Is on the shoulder Of Mr.. IIirsch. prrs,.
dent OF tho Liquor Dealers Association.
Mr.. P!at', his days work done. is in
bed, ana - Is Mr., Dcpcw. Rut down IN
IN" his hhrroum thoroughly rcpresen-
tatlNe little convention is going on
The evening world., 1895-09-17
FIND board and Hon rdrrs On
the h"lf-MiIiion Guarantee Pane.
FOR REINFORCEMENT,
""st"h".t-r county People Begin
Ih:Ir IIGhI In AIhnnA

ALBANY, sept II The Court # An
p"a.s e"n'"n"i a, the Capitol this morn
ihE Al J" O'Clock TO- special session 10
near Arguments IN ,h, W,.trhest.r and
New York apportlunm' and ann-Aa-
ton cases.
There Is involved the legality of the
late Republican apportionm,ut ami the
const!,utionality Of the New York An.
neIation act passed 10y tn. last L,sis-
latuTe.
The matter Is brought up on the an.
pHod'pn of Augustus Field for a man.
damus 10 compel the Board Of A!lrr.
men u N"~ York C.ty to rei!y!!r and
reapportion the Assembly districts OF
New fork 50 as 70 include the annex ed
paris OF Wes;chesier County
william Is HprnblOwer, OF New York
represented Augustus Fed. ex-Senatr
william u Robertson appeared for Ia,
Board of Sup"rN,sors OF Wrstchest.;
County, Wl.am l. Guthr.c. OF NV
YORK. Tor the town authorities Of West.
The evening world., 1895-09-17
A CALL FOR TALMAGE.
The Great Brooklyn Divine Mny go
Ia NaShinGtOn.

WASHINGTON. Sept. l7.-Rev. r. D.
Witt Talmage may hcromc the pastor
of the First =. eshyterian Church of
this city, in ASSOCIATION with the Rev.
DR.. Byron w. Sunderland. 1t is not
clear that pr. SUNDERLAND. who is the
Presidents pastor, is to retire, but has
age and long service make AN active
pastor necessary. The church is n his
tcric one. Four Democratic Presidents
have worshippel there.
Dr. Sund"rlArd, during his recent va
cation in the Catsk!lls, has been almost
constantly with Dr. TalmaFc, who. hav-
ing given up the i;rook!yu tabernacle,
is now without a church. They are warm
bosom frtea1s, and Dr. Suud. rlanl has
been urg.nT him TO accept Il call at "A
large salary. he would not be obliged to
give up lcctu"ing or journalism.
DR.. Talmage is SAID To have made
certain propositions. ana the elders are
favorablN inclined towards them. Dr.
Sunierlanl ia in New York laborng
with Dr. Talmage.
Dr. Talmage said that he was favor
ably considering the offer, but had not
yet decided to accept 1t.
The evening world., 1895-09-17
AFTER THE BATTLE, PEACE.
brooklyn Tenth Ward Democrats
HRd Lively Primnrics.

The only evidence ~ the battle fought
last night at the Democratic primaries
In all the election districts of Kings
County this morn!ng was the bad blood
stirred up in the Tenth Ward. Brook
lyn. between the McGarrys and the
anti-Mct;arry!tes
The iight was against Alderman John
j. McGarry. led by Assembiyman John
a. Henne1sy, joseph McGarry. Police
Justice Tighe and others.
There was no bloodshed, as was OK
pected, but there was some very hard
work done on both sides The feellag is
sun very bitter.
Alderman McC;arry won in eighteen
out OF the twenty-scVen districts. The
delegates elected VII attend the ASSEM-
bly, Conventions In the twenty-one dis
trlcts and choose delegates to the state
and Judicial Conventions
The evening world., 1895-09-17
FASSETT IN HIGH CLOVER.
His Victory over =. 4. =. Has Nndc
Him II Hero.
tsp.r'n, to The Evening World ,

'o.N fN il'N HALL, SARATOGA
n. Y, Sept. 17-Jacob Sloat Fas
sctt as slick and n.,, a
,,,.. - a.
"'" pun walked through the main
street OF this village at 10 30 O'Clock this
morning. lie was clad in sho,,,. c,,,n
,,, , a,t -. -,
'''s' ~ i"Sh'he pm htsrleh IN four-in-
hand tie and his old-Rold mustache was
brushed and curled I'm tn. mas, charm
,,, ,, M. -. -"
'hH manner. Ills walk was an ovation.
The evening world., 1895-09-17
400 DERRlCKMEM ON STRIKE.
Work "n Many Large buildings
stopped In COnSruurncc

Four hundred union dcrrickmcn are on
strike to-day for eight hours as the
limit Of days work and 81 day in
stead of S2.1j, their former wages.
Several of the largest buildings now
in course of construction are tied up, in
clu"ing ST l.uhc's Hospital. the new
armory in Wo>t Fourteenth street. He
brew orphan Asylum, 4 new hotel AT
Forty-s second street and Madison ave
nue.. n.ue.cru-story hull.ug at William
street and ENchanEr place. and new
building in West Th.rty-ruurth street.
The union men employed on Hammer
STEMS Few theatre, 1T liruadway and
Forty-htth street. also went out, hu,
returned to work later In the day, IN,
contractors having dcCrdrl to the de
mands of the dcrrlCkmrn.
The evening world., 1895-09-17
THEY CAN'T HIT 1T.

which will start from the Grand Cen
tral Depot next Monday morning. This
IL smaller number Of cars than usual.
1t Is expected that William e. Whit
ney. PER- Belmont. Postmaster Day
ton and others Of equal prominence Will
accompany the delegation.
The return of Mr.. Croker. who will
arrive on the Columbia the latter part
OF the week, was also discussed.
Hugh Grants idea Of having "A commit
tee or representative Democrats reor-
ganize Tammany was considered out
of the question, but IL was the general
opinion that such a committee could be
brought together to suggest names of
men for nomination for important offices
No decision on the subject was reached
The evening world., 1895-09-17
REAL PEACE IN KINGS,
WrGulmrs and shepnrditcs Agree on
harmonious Action

The General Committee Of the Shrp-
ard Democracy " brooklyn ratified last
n.ght the hlrmuny propositions agreed
upon 10y the Jo.nt Conference Committee
of Ten OF the regular Democracy and
the Shcparilte~. The regulars had prr-
viuusN ratified the agreement. 81 that
harmonious action IS now assured
THIS agreement provides that the
Sh"pdrl Demo, racy shall have TWO nf
the i've state comm .tircmrn from * .ngs
County and onr-th.rl the vote OF the
county delegation n the state touvrn-
ton. In local affa.~s each orsanzl-
ton u 10 he left unIrammrll,l
Democratic pr.mar .rs were held in all
the G,j election districts OF Rrooklyn
last n.gAi. and each was lovefcasi.
The evening world., 1895-09-17
Bellevue Hospital for examination a. to
his sanity.
TOOK A Bit Of RIBBON,
For This Fourteen-Year-OId Jennie
Harris was Arrested

Fourteen-year-old Jennie Harris, of "a
Chrystie street, who was arrested on a
charge or stealing two cents worth of
ribbon from her employers. Alex Hof-
heimer q Co. 81 Grand street, was ar
raigned before Magistrate Cornell, in
Jefferson Market Court. this morning.
The girl did not look like very des-
perate criminal. Her eyes were red and
swollen with weeping, and she seemed
to be under the impression that nothing
short OF long Imprisonment was to be
her doom.
Supt Nendig. Of the firm, repeated the
story he told at the station house. one
of the girls employed in the room with
the young prisoner told him that she
had seen Jennie take the piece of ribbon
from cap and put 1t in her hair. When
Jennie saw that she had been detected,
ne said. she tried to hide the ribbon be-
meath her dress
The forewoman. who had been ap-
prised of the theft, charged the girl
with 1t. She denied her guilt, but the
forewonan saw the end Of the ribbon
,ianeing under her skirt and took it
away from her. Policeman Regan was
then sent for by Nendig, and lhe girl
was arrested. She spent the night in
the custody of the Gerry Society.
When the little piece of rel ribbon,
not more than three inches in length.
was laid on the Magistrates desk as
evidence. he exclaimed in surprise:
rs that all she took?'
Nendig said.
That's the property
Jennie, in her own behalf, said she
mad been in the employ of the concern
only two days She earned $50 per week
for working from a. NJ. to =. NJ.
The girl did not deny that she took the
ribbon. She said she wanted piece for
her hair, and did not realize tha. she
was dong anything wrong in apDr Jpri-
atlns the tiny piece of silk. She would
never do so again" she sOhbed.
MAGISTRATE Cornell thought that the
child had been sufficiently punished by
he1 nights Imprisonment and the fright
&c casioned by her arrest. He had some
fufther conversation with the prisoner
and with Nendig, who finally decided
that he would not press the charge. The
complaint was thereupon dismissed and
the girl turned over to officer Moore,
Of the Gerry Society. who took her
home.
The evening world., 1895-09-17
FUNERAL OF MRS. MARCOU.
rhe NuU Wanted In Connection
with Her Death Is sim Free.

The funeral of Mrs. Bessie Marcou.
who died Sunday under mysterious cir
Cumstances at her Nat, lG2 West Thirty
NTH street, will take place this after
noon from the undertaking shop at 6@
sixth avenue. where the body now lies.
The undertaken was very reticent this
morning when asked as to who was de-
fraying the expenses of the funeral. 1t
was stated that the bill would be paid
10y Mrs. Warren, of 7sS SNth avenue. a
friend of the dead woman. Mrs. War
rem could not be seen this morning.
At the West Thirtieth street police
station, Capt. Pickett said to-day that
McGillagh, the man wanted In ConneC-
tiun with the death Of Mrs Marcou, had
not yet been arrested.
The evening world., 1895-09-17
GRACE PARTY PRIMARIES.
Only One Contest and Tha, Didn't
Amount to Much.

The p' .maries II the New York state
Democracy for delegates To Assembly
conventions and Assembly District com
miue"s were held last night In dis
tricts where 1t has an organization.
They passed off quietly.
There was "A contest in the Tween
ucth Assembly District, where the reg
ular ticket, headed 10y Thomas j. Meals,
was opposed by David Jackson. The
regular ticket won.
StaIc bomu"'a; OF prominence SAID
he fully believed the State Convention
would recognize their organization, as
senator llll WAS 'trongly Ia favor OF
harmony.
The evening world., 1895-09-17
WITH AXE AND KNIFE.
John Cassidy Attacks His Wife and
Is HrlicNrd nsnnc.

John Cassidy, thrty-two years old.
the janitor of 800 West one Hundred and
Nineteenth street, who ATTEMPTED tu
Kill his wife with knife last evening
MAS arraigned in the Harlem Police
Court this morning.
Charges were made by Mrs Morrisy.
Of 2lgl Eighth avenue.
Cassidy's wife was chased to Mrs
Murrisy's Nat, whore she took refrya
and it was there that the enraged nus.
oand struck Mrs. Morrisy with an axe
and broke one of her ribs.
Mrs. Cassidy, come.y woman OF
twenty-eight years. appeared as a wilt
ness.
For the last week Cassidy has been
sleeping with knife under his pillow
had him arrested
Magistrate Kudlich sent Cassidy to
The evening world., 1895-09-17

on a charge Of having stolen a 500 bicycle
frfom Robert T. Nichols ~ Co.. Of 9,G E!shth
avenue. William J. Cavuudulh 4 81 W,st
Twenty-,eveNta stree. was he'll for trial IN III,
jefferson Market Court this morning. TIE
prisoner went into the store and looked at some
bicycles. He saw one ialellel "a ]. HuNneN :
He went TO a telegraph Office AMI wrote note,
II which he "iEnel UGNney's ndina ami witch
instructed the firm 10 glye messenger 'his
bicycle" The wheel given TO the messenger.
shortly after HuNney appeared sal demanded his
machine, Then the con, ern discoN cred the clever
th.yf
The evening world., 1895-09-17
diamonds In Ills Pockets

As Alberto Blstancutn Mas leaving tn, N,-t,
German ll,yl rtrr IN II ,.,'ken to-day the hu,t!.
ur,. II his Iu.ke's atr4gtnl the attention a.
Cgst ms Inspectors BruNn AID n1url!r rr.r
srrr,,ei Rastan'at" sal scar hrI him. n. N.
p'-,rn VA. found lrN,lr, worth s! Oal Z, ,.r
siri principally NJ diamonds, WAs,Arsu,, ~.
aiken before United Sa.rs Comm cugr Rove
u Jersey Cay, and was A,.I tn 81 OoO BAT.
The evening world., 1895-09-17
ordered Vacated h, Health Bnnrd

The following houses have been ordered y.c,,,d
within i've days UnIcs. altered to conf nm with
ne Laws ~ IN" Health Hplrl fu.lam place.
West bne Hundred AMI Eighty fourth ,,rr,,
NeSi II Amsterdam aNcuu'. 80 IrIr-.an ~trrrt
lA6 anu III \llcn street. ~ O,rharI street Fl,
West Sl>'i hrSt street as AZ. tl> and A., E,st
one Hundrcl ami Twelfth stree. 5i1 Thirihv.
nn' o'N Th'rl 4yrnuv 81 Ntorury street az
Fourth aNeAur, TN sixth A,uuu, s;u w.st
Forty hrst street. AMI g.ll6 N.,h.n.t,l I,.uu,
The evening world., 1895-09-17

The case OF Mr.. John Geoghessn, dischsrr,d y.
cured this week. shows that even the most s,r,.
Gus forms OF catarrhal trouble yield to prone,
treatment from skilful specialists Mr.. job.
Geoghegan. who lives at 2si goth street. Broot.
iyn. is one of the most skilful s.onecutters en-.
ployed at the extensive granite and monum.o,.i
works OF the old-estabished nrm OF Charles w.
randy. 9TH avenue, between 2lth street and Nh
street. brooklyn.
The evening world., 1895-09-17
Schooner SUM, In East River

wreckins boats OF the Chapman wreckinR Com
pauy went Up the East River this forenoon t
raise III. t~o-rlIs' ed schooner sunk at | o...,, +,
this morning IN What Is known as the "Snrk n
Meadows" ying on one Hundred and THIRTY.
eighth street In the main channel leading iron,
Hell Gaze into the Sound The schoorer is in M
feet OF water The tops Of the masts are on .
visible. The Sound cleaners were obliged n
leave the main channel where the ,unker
schooner lies coming in this morning and take
the easterly course.