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The oasis., 1898-06-18
AND COUNTY

,,. Tres Amigos mine in the Orc
 "0 d,strlct is reported to have |isso ps", sold. It Is gold property.
 c.,. A Mexican was brought in
 m wa sablno Canon yesterday asc |',GDed '" in jail by Sheriff Leather
 He was in a very bad condi
 w olmost raving maniac. He D h,onObt iu strapped to horse, .,dod and controlled by two Mex |Icaus.
 ci,izen: Jesus Casias, a hunter .bo makes liviug by the killing or .'ld animals on which a bounty IS |pd few days shot female wolf in ''so pircon mountains and captured \. six whelps alive. He brought the .Oelns to Tucson. They are about ,a size of a eat. Cattlemen say that .bsse wolves, when full grown, are .troOc enough to pull down three |rar old COW.
 citizen. A youngster fishing in the |nrlllo pond yesterday caught q three .uod fish. In the eyes of It's captor 4 seemed large enough to weigh thirty .Dunds but when put on the scales It tDned the beam at three. Another 61d record of catching fourteen
 all of fair size, inside of twenty |rnutes. For angling sports the lake h Carrllo's garuen Is said to be with npt peer in southern Arizona.
 So far about twenty-five men have
 >t,ted in company F. The work or
 + wllment proceeds more slowly than < did at first, partly because a con
 &sable percentage of the available
 aAre already in the ranks, and
 5salJ on account Of the lack oi ex-
 ag uews. The assurance oi active Nryice at an early date would qnickly kfl the rauks Three members of kGmpaoy F nave enlisted in the re- 1 glar army.
 E On the l2th inst. a company of Enome Guards was organized at Orc EBanco, with membership or forty. <Ofcers selected are G. J. Phillips, <Hptain; Alonzo E. Noon, lieutenant; EAlonzO II, Noon, first sergeant. The Of officers Is to be completed here Ralter About twenty members of the <pmpany are already provided with E4ms, aud the remaiu6er wiiI wifi be bee sap He'd by the territory, steps having Fl been taken to secure them.
 \ Pick < Drill: Hon. Peter R. Brady kk ' at present located in Tucson and
 egaged in writing interesting remin- kcences of the Early Days on the
 Frontiers of Arizona, Texas, New
 heSico and Sonora" These paper: Efe published in the Daily Citizen ol
 lOcson Captain Brady is a typica .Hontlersman, and his personal recol
 fctlons, beginning in the sos anC erfIed up to date, are sure to be in
 FnSely interesting to the present generation, as we'll as to old timers.
The oasis., 1898-06-18

,,,.. Tres Amigos mine in the Orc :, l"o nso district is reported to have ''u'g p oold It is a gold property.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-21
NEW YORK CITY

The Inquest IN the ~ John Leonard md
Samuel Patterson. he TWO ironworkers who were
killed I'm the collapse Of the new Wilson Line pier
on the North River September I. vas hold ves
terday The Jury returned verdict that tn" two
men came 10 their death bv fracture ~ the skull
that the pier was struck hy lightning and tho
owners and contractors and the Department ~
Docks were exoncrsted from blame
Tho Hudson River is beautiful at ell times. but
probably rs chief glory Is IN the autumn The Al
hany Day Line steamers NeW-York and Albany
leave Desbrosses-st A. so and West Twenty
second-st. New York. a. stopping ~ all
the leading landings Excursion parties for New
burg or PouCnkeepsie may return TO this city nv
80 p m Concerts given by an excellent or
chesira
n waterman treasurer ~ the Michigan Cen
fral Railroad Is 70 speak At the meeting To-
day al the Railroad Mems Building. No 3el Madi-
son-ave His topic will he The Relation Of tho
Empioye 10 His Employer" on Wednesday. sep
,ember o. he will speak on Tho Relation Of the
EMPLOYER TO His Employees" Mr. Waterman f. A
fluent speaker. and his talks are interesting
that railroad men from the various departments
~ the Grand Central STATION turn ont in large
numbers TO hear him.
John Burton. forty-fve years old OF No 225 East
One-hundr, dth-st.. while at work on q scafold on
new building n, No i00 West Twenty-hfth-st.
yesterday afternoon. missed his footing. fell 10 the
pavement and was instantly killed
Lyman Mendelssohn. manufacturing tailor Of
No Lafayette Place held In 1900 hail yes
terday hy Magistrate Deuel. in the jefferson Mar
let Police Court the charge OF disposing OF his
stock and 70 lds and destroying his account hooks
with intent defraud his creditors.
The meeting Of tho Commissioners on New-York
State Commerce which to take place yestcr-
day in the Governors Room at the City Hall was
postponed until this morning. when the Commits
sioners will 1T No. Il Park Row at 10 o'clock
The Commission organized September g. and
this will lie It's second meeting.
spectors Of the Health Department was begun yes
terday morning There inspectors for all the
schools Of the city. and every child is seen each
morning.
The Grand Jury yesterday began the investiea-
ton into the death OF Fmellne &. Reynolds who
on August Is. Assistant D.strict-Attorney O'Reily
presentod the witnesses to the Grard Jury The
hearing not finished.
Commander and Mrs Booth fuckers infant
daughter died yesterday morning at their home
and will be buried today IN Woodlawn Cemetery
a; BIS D. m. Commissioner Eva Booth OF Canada;
the national STAFF band and large number Of off.
GERS and cadets Will be IN attendance The me
mortal services will be held in Memorial Hall East
Fourteenth.st.. on Sunday next conducted by the
Commander. Consul Booth Tucker the Command
er's wife and Commissioner Eva Booth will be In
attendance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-21

The certificate Of incorporation Of the Nauga'uck
and Workers Land Company was filed in IN County
Clerks office Yesterday. The object Of the cor
poration IS the acquiring Of real estate and tho
dividing and subdividng Of tn" same into blocks
and lots ana the construction Of stores and dwell
ing houses and other buildings The amount OF
capital stock is fixed at $1,000 divided into shares
Of so each The principal office is in ionters ana
he duration OF the company il fixed At my years
The directors James MaN ana rranh ~.
TwitcLell Of Nausdtu h. Conn. Edmund klcn-
ardson Alfred TAYLOR and Merritt b. HtChcofk:
of Waterbury Conn George \. Burbank OF
PittsHeld Mase.. John H. Gordon. William IL Ma
lone and Horace a Rounds of onkcrs' y
Theodore H. Coleman. secretary OF INC Nov,
! ork State Fair Association. has heen appointed
starting Judge at the races Of the NestcheSIe
County Fair. he held next week The HntrN,l,S'
Of horses for the races Is the largest IN the MS
tory OF the fair ~,
Association will he held in the SUPERVISOR room,
morning. october g. Al y 30 o. clock ,,,,, -,
The Inhabitants Of the Chatterton I'M schooss
district which IL District No. 10, Of the town or
Green burg ,oted Monday on the proposition
10 ey1end Sl5 900 upon the erection OF new schoo-
house The proposition approved by vote
Abou a dozen women voted nearly all Of whom
were against the expenditure. alleging Ina me
rresent school accOmmoGa lions were suiiicifn'.
Al IN, meeting OF the Republican county ON
mittee 10 he held in this village to-day. = set OF
rules and regulations governing the county, = on
gress Senate ana Assembly organiza lons WI! ne
introducod and discussed i Is understood that
the present representation in the County 'omnii-
Ice Of one member from cach town VIII 70" nam
tanned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-21
RROOkLTN VIEWS " BRIEF.

Light Battery f. 5th United States Artillery. ar
rived Yesterday Fort Hamilton, where II will be
stationed for the present. Tho battery came from
Camp Wikon
charles Kirk nineteen years old OF NO. lS2 Pearl
ST. n member OF the lith Regiment who died ~
Chickamauga. was buried yesterday In the Ma
tonal cemetery Services were held in the Hendrix
Street Baptist Church.
Three soldiers one Of the 18th New-York. one NJ
the ~ Nev-Jersey and one 81 an Ohio regiment. re-
spectlvely were found sick IN tho streets Yesterday
They were taken 70 the hospitals.
Private William Mcdonald 81 company NJ. 18th
Regiment, New-York Volunteers. who came 70 this
city with his regiment from Admission. Ala. on
September It. died in the Brooklyn city Hospital
yesterday morning \ large number NJ soldiers
were discharged from tho local hospitals yesterday
and several will he released to-day.
Brooklyn Catholics interested IN St Joseph 5
Home To- Deaf Mutes AZ Ruffalo-avH. and Bergen
St. are disconsoate the closing OF tho inst-
ute and tho transfer Of IN" inmates. numbering
about eighty 10 the institute in West chester.
Bishop Mcdonnell SAYS that the step was made
necessary for reasons 81 economy. but tho action
~ the Bishop has caused great deal of surprise.
!, Is said tha, tho building will he sod at an early
day II Is valued about 5000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-21
F>>&yXAl.
Baking Powder
is renowned for making
finest cake, hot biscuit end
rolls. Made from pure grape
cream of tartar.
WEATCHESTER COT NTY.
MOUNT VERNON.

Cornelius Carpenter. twcnty-one years old. the
son of Isaac Carpenter OF No. 1'3 SieVsns-aVe''
was held up and robbed on Monday might Whle
returning 70 his home from Yonkers carpenter
had stopped on the roadside to light cigarette
when a man wearing darl: mask stepped out IN
front Of him and drawing revolver demanded
his monev Carpontcr be!ng unarmed. complied i'm
nediateiy .
Ex-County Judge Isaac n Mills is coaan'I 10
his home IN this city. suffering from injuries re
ceived in an accident IN New-Nork on Monday
.fternOCn Judge Mis- WGs crossing reelnin-
ST. 10 get on a car when he was Knocked down
by "A team of horses drawing mall wagon one
Of the horses tramplcd the judges foot ara ne
also received severe hruStS.
Miss Elizabeth VI. Byron. daughter o. Mr. v ahd
Mrs j. r. Byron of South Tcnth-aVe.. ara WIZ
lam j. Flanagan. OF Yonkers weIc married on
Monday night in the church of TIE Sacred le4r',
the Rev Edward J. Flynn officiating IN Dtl1e"-
mad was Miss Florence NJ. Cook and the best
man Joseph Cleffy. II NeW-NOrk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-21
YONKERS

The biennial election Of officers Of the Volunteer
Fire Department Of the city was neld On Monday
night at tho carriage house OF Hudson Hose Com
pany in Nepperhan Terrace. There was no oppo-
stion 10 Emmett Nevin for first assistant enSi-
neer nor 10 Henry NJ Anderson for treasurer
The fight was for the place e second assistant on
ginecr There were four candidates jeremiah
Horrigan Alfred NJ Kcene William M!nnerly and
Thomas II Kelley. H0rTisan was chosen ny a
plurality of three votes The corthcae OF election
soners for conirmati2n at IT, neNi mee' 1oS r..
Joseph Pisano. Of No. lH School-st Tony ne
R1Gn Of NJ os9sb ao Of No
and Pasquale Pisano Of No. Il Waverly-st- went
hunting OF Monday. ON the return home Ear the ,H
kfnss over %l to drink The gun which Joseph Psano
went into his shoulder. De Pistone was taken to
s., JOsephs Hospital by his companions. and
Pisano was put under arrest. Coroner tanning
took De Pistone's statement at the hospital. and.
as i, exonerated PisanO from all blame he or
The Yonkers Society for the Prevention Of cru
city 10 Children is cramped in its work owing 10
the lack of funds and Dr. Balch. It's president.
The Yonkers auxiliary to the Red cross met
again yesterday and continued its sewing At Hoi-
I'M The sal Si Hp GT1 Of coBe
6 in aid of the auxiliary has been accented
1t will be held in the assembly hall OF holy
Inn Tickets will be- 81 for the best seats and =,
cents each for the Others and may he procured
a, the principal in the city or from officers
OF the auxiliary At it, Tuesday morning meetings.
Mrs Theodore Gilman. Mrs. W !. kingman Mss
Sadie L. Edwards Mrs PERT g Myer'. MI y y
Morse Miss Mary. Marshall Butler and Mss Ma, Mar
garet Hubbard. Mrs W. J.. kinsman MIS- Iheo-
dore II Sikman ana Miss Henriques nave SENT
4 proposition f., being considered by bowlers to
Whifr Plains Mount Vernon New 1chello Tar
rytoNn Port chester and perhaps other places
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-21
PEEKSKlLI

The First Baptis, Church. in Man-st. was crowd
ed with people Yesterday afternoon, who gathered
10 witness the ~eddins OF Miss May Montross
Landv. the only daughter OF NJ and Mrs James
Albert Landy. 10 Roland Edrc Be.knap The
bride Is one OF Peekskiis social favOrites ana the
hTidesrOOm is popular young man. the secretary
and treasurer OF the National Ink and OH COM
pany. OF %eW-YOrk TIE ceremony took place a.
! o'clock The Rev DR. Hugh c. Townley the
pastor Of the church. of'iciated. Mrs Henry s
Free presided the organ. and the ushcrs We're
Ernest Belknap Of Yonke r.. and Dayton Beiknap
of Tarrytown, both cousins ~ the bridegroom. j.
Albert Landy brother o. the bride ana Augustus
Stanicy Deane Of peekskill Tire maid 0. nonor
was Mss J. Elizabeth Miller. She attired in
a gown OF pale pink silk. trimmed with white NOUS
seine de sole. and carried bunch OF pink carna-
lions The brides gown was delicate shade Of
pea gray silk trimmed with white lacc applique
She wore n gray Vc.ve' nat and her bouQuei was
of white carnations. After the wedding there was
an informal reception at the home OF M and Mrs
Landy. No. ~ Wes-st.. and then the bride and
BRIDEGROOM started on an extended tour through
the South on their return they Will live in Peeks-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-21
WHAT rs GOING on TO-DAY.

Expected arrival Of Colonel John Hay w-tnl,sd
states Amhas 20 Great Britain, on board me
steamer T'utouir
Funeral ~ Sergeant Elmer base Mceks 81 ~"
list Regiment. ~ 50 % Wes' SMt'-esh'h-st' ~
Monthly mccting - The Executive 'ommiti'" or
tho New.York BOARD ~ Fire tnder~riters
Park BOARD Arsenal u a m
prooklvr Jockey club races Gravesend. els =. m.
United States civil Service Commissions Post
ofi.e examiners. Federal Binding.
Peace Jubilee celebration IN honor or colonel
Theodore Roosevelt oyster Ray. Long Island. :
school Board FOR tho I3oroug1s ~ Manhattan ana
Tho Bronx No i+6 Grand-st o. m
The Schnorer clubs festival. ZHltners Nor
risania Park
The case Of Louis Rrovn. tho architect. against
Policeman Carmody and Sergeant lesser before
Ins pecior Thompson Police Headquarters.
Returns Of the votes Al the primaries 20 no hled
~ Police Headquarters before y m.
Theodore Roo-cvelt club. G"rrania Han. Fif'l-
9TH 81 ard Nnth-ave.. p m
Music in Madison square and Mulberry Rend
parks :
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-21
PORT CHESTER.

Tho citizens NJ Port chester and Rye raw" an
enthusiast, reception for tho local volunteers and
veterans I'm the var with Spain last night Tn"
reception was under the auspices Of Charles Law
renee Post = A. 4 All The hro companies and
fraternal and civic societies assembled In Liberty
Souaro ~ $50 o'clock and accompanied by several
bands and drum corps paraded through the streets
The soldiers had the night OF Inc and "er" en-
eficallv greeted Most OF the volunteers are
from the 18th and i7th New-York Infantry. and
there we're also representatives from the Zst United
Sta.e= Infantry and the Navy In carriagg. TOO
weak to walk. was Thomas smith. 2 Young sem
marian who ran away from Manhattan college
and enlisted IN the Nih United States Infantry AZ
private Privai" Smith returned from cuba i'm 4
critical condition and last night Was MS first ap-
nearance in tne street The Rev W i. Wakefield
commander n Charles Lawrence Poet presided at
a meeting IN the Opera House. ana speeches were
made hv Congressman William ]. Ward. cX-Con-
gresham William Ryan and supervisor Charles +
Eldriige. A. the clos" OF The meeting captain Rob
crf II George read resolutions Of the post com
inenGing the volunteers and there was = dinner in
Irving Hall
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-21
IRNINGTON

wedding took place yesterday afternoon in
Winchester. " r. The contracting couple were
Miss Elizabeth Sisson OF that village and Theodore
H. Dnkel. Of Irvington-on-,h Hudson Dr. NJ.
j. Tewey, Of Irvington. and John F. Dinkel g..
and George c. Menzies. OF the same place were the
ushers After their wedding tour Mr.. and Mrs
Dinkel will live in 1rvinston where Mr. Dinkel
has an extensive business Miss Sissoa has been
teacher of music in the lrvngton High School for
the last four years.
The parishioners of the. Church Of the Immacu-
late Conception are celebrating tire twenty-ffth
anniversary OF their church this week The cele-
bration began Sunday morning with a high
mass. at which Archbishop COrrigan and Biehop
Farley we're present On Monday morning a
memorial service was he'd. The celebration VIII
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-21
no VIZ VIEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS
IREMARLE- Judge X Woodruff 81 Tren-
ton RT-CKINGTFAM r Haz"n Cope. u PMla
d.lnhis and captain VI. l.. Haskell l:th United
sf.tas Infantry CAMBRIDGE Judge Benjamin
+ Horwitz Of Baltimore. FIFTH ANENIE-t N-
senator rank Uiscock ~ Syracuse. Bishop John
Ifazon White ~ Indianapolis General W. r.
eb.f,er United states Army and Mr. Stanley
uafhevs OF Washington GILSEN Captain j.
Hood United states Navy GRAND-N. j.
Bonnie Of Glasgow HOFFMAN, Juds" Andrew
Hamilton Of Alban, GMPERlAIs-i"neral T. f.
t,..@u -, columbus Ohio MANIIATTAN-Sta
senator r 7 Bracket. - Saratoga. MARL-
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS JoScph +. Johnston % Ala
hama PARK ANENt E-'olonNl NJ VI Blun'
I-nited STATE. Army WALDORF Major-General
n Wilson Tnitsd states Volunteers. General
George & Field Of Buffalo. r De witt 'uyler' o'
philadelphia and Robert g Pruyn. of Albany.
WINDSOR RrigaAlor- C1dneral &. VI. Miller and
Lieutenant Joseph v-hcrle- United States Army
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-21
THE FUNERAL or 4 SoI07rB

The funeral Of John j. Oman. a private in Com
pany. of the list Regiment; New-York Volun-
tesrs. was held yesterday at the Church Of the
Immaculate Conception. in lrvington- on / he Hud-
son Private Oman the only man TO enlist
IN the list Regiment from Irvington and as he
was popular IN that village his death was the
cause Of much regret. and almost the whole town
suspended business yesterday.
The funeral, which was conducted by the Rev
Joseph II Hayne was impressive. and the church
crowded to the doors. \ detail from the list
Regiment acted guard of honor. and the SOL
diers from the different regiments who IN Irv-
ington furlough also attended. The burial in
ST Josephs Cemetery at YOnkers. where military
honors were paid Private Oman was only eigh-
teen years old.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-21
STR4NGLED ~ HIS SLEEP.
A WILLIAMSBURG LABORER MURDERED
AND HIS WIFE ATTACKED BY IN
KNOWN THIEVES.

KNOWN THIEVES.
Andreas Cassagne. an Italian laboror. ntv-fou1
wears old was found dead early Yesterday morning
in his home Al No. 2l3 North SiXth-st.. Williams
burg where he and his wife. Loretta. lived on the
ton floor Of three-story house. Antonio 'hesraio.
sixty years old. boarded with the couple. and All
three retired on Monday night AZ CLOCK
Chesraio sleeping cot In the rear room near
the nre-escape The two doors leading INTO III"
rooms were locked ~ the time.
Mrs Cassagne says that soon after midnight she
was awakened by her husbands groans, and That
upon calling 70 him man seized her by the
throat and tried to choke her. moment Iater
the man released his hold, and she cav TWO shad'
ovs passing along the wall TO Chesraios room
Mrs Cassagne says that she then lost CONSCIOUS
ness and that whom she revived her husband was
still grooming family.
Screaming she got out ~ bed ana rev 'or
roll Of $500 which she had put under her pillow
upon retiring The money was gone. The hoarder
was awakened by Mrs Cassaene's screams and
lighted lamp. Ne found Cassagnc Wing on his
back beside the bed apparently dead
Policeman OMalley. of the Bedford-nv' station.
hoard the commotion and entered the house with
several Of the neighbors Later Surgeon 'anrey.
81 the Eastern District Hospital arrived and pro-
nounccd "a sagne dead. There were niger marks
on the dead mans throat.
ON the arrival Of Captain short and several po-
licemen al tho house two Hungarian tailors we're
Thomas Of No - North Ninth-s'.. ana Michael
Siegel OF 80. 10 Stagg-st. They w@r" taken 10
tho bosrdor subsequently taken. ana sun,
iected e close questicnings. Nicholas sprnLo ana
Dominica Doconioris. both 81 whom Nv. IN ono
house. were arrested IN connection WIN w H.
Yesterday afternoon. So far no clew I" ne id"huV
~ tho nurderers has h"'n obtained y w &C.
Of the mystery IL published on th' hi""N-
lVn Of to-day Irlhuu'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-21
rOB SWITCHING " STOWiN4yS.

Word has come 10 the Atlantic Transport COM
many from London that Solomon Benzewark and
man named Winter had been convicted Of
assisting IN send Russian paupcr immigrants 10
this country The men carried on their oper
ations IN the Russian colony ~ London. and their
plan WAS 10 OFFER passage to this country for 81,
When the money was paid tho, took heir immi-
grant aboard vessel Of the Atlantic Transport
Line and carefully slowed him away. telling him
that ne would receive his ticket when the ship got
out 10 sea II he DID not show himself before. This.
of course. never happened.
The Atlantic TRANSPORT Line has been annoyed
for some tine by the numbers Of sioWaWIys found
on It's ships and the officials - the line are de-
lighted AZ the conviction NJ the two Offenders.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-21
"
11}mv's01S~
Dress
Goods.
Serpfceable on rainy day,
Beautiful in the sunshine.
VIEWS N BRIEF.
Warren and Broadway.
Prince and broadway.
Thirty second and Broadway

At the meeting 81 the Republican State Com
mi,tec TO be held In Trenton this evening FRANK
lin Murphy. OF Newark will surrender the once OF
chairman. which he has held for six years
The State Board OF Taxation filed an opinion NJ
Trenton yesterday uphoding the assessors OF Lake
wood Township I'm valuing George J. Goulds es-
tate real and personal. at 10000 Major Carl
Ientz ned minority opinion to the effect that the
figures should be $1,000
Unexpected opposition developed in Essex County
Monday night. AZ the Republican primaries. 10 the
denomination ~ Congressman Parker. Friends ~
Judge ! Franklin Fort succeeded IN elrCting dele
gates for him in East Orange and the same IN
Newark.
The three captains chosen from the lst Regiment
similar commissions I'm the ith will have TO re-
cruir fun companies At Newark while the men OF
tho Is, are there furlough
The 2d Regiment Is to leav" Pablo Beach. Fla.
on THURSDAY and expects 10 no In Jersey on Satur-
day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-21
KILLED ~ 4 TWELVE STORi FiLL'
TILES COVERING THE TOP OF AZ AiRsHNFT IN
SEW RrnDING GAVE Way RE-
MEATH I.ARORER.

4 fan Of twelve stories or about one hundred
ard sixty feet killed Terence Riley. iaoor"r my
wears old late Yesterday afternoon IN thr ne"
building Al Nos Is ard a West Tventeih-H'.
The mans body fearfully crushed 'aptalh
Price Of the West Twcntieth-s' station placed
the builder Henry Mnlikcn u so .s2o Pros
rect-avo under arrest the result 81 IN" acct
dent but parol"d him
Riley was at work alone or the roof 81 the build
ing He evidently was walking across the airthaft
which is bouf six feet vide fourteen feet Ions.
g. IN. middle NJ the building II was tiled ana
had ke, tile. and is the belief Of captain Pric"
who made careful examination Of the SHAFT thai
this KEY tile gave way and le' Tho rest or ~" ihg
down. Riley fell through the ten Stori"- or IN"
building and the cellar and Sub-cellar
Men i'm the building heard the fa.l ana FOUND the
laborer shapcless mass ~ the bottom OF me
shaff HIS body was taken 10 an Undertaking cs-
tahlishmcnt Captain Price Sad last night mat ne
thought no one 20 hlam" for the accident but
he had arrested Mr. Million n precaution No
one knew Rieys address though he had been
working for builders and contractors on IN" West
SiAe Years