The evening world. Newspaper, March 6, 1895, Page 1

Look for work in The WORLD. ON 577 employers asked for Help in to-day’s World. |trom,z you fonday, felative to the work COL, WARING’S GREAT RECORD, Removed More Snow in Five Weeks Than His Prede. cessors in Five Years, GIVES FIGURES TO THE BOARD, ): Mayor Strong Satisfled that the , Commissioner Has Not Wasted Money. ALL HANDS APOLOGIZE TO HIM. The Colonel Awarded $132,447.50 and Stock. ‘There was something very like « love feast at the Board of Estimate and Ap- portionment to-day. Street-Cleaning Commissioner War- ing satisfied Mayor Strong and Comp- troller Fitch that he had not wasted any of what Mr, Fitch termed the enormous amounts of money he had spent in re- moving the snow from the streets this bast Winter, and everybody apologized to everybody else for the sharp words spoken at iast Wednesday's meeting of the Board, Everything ' lovely, and Col. Waring | Po) has beem given $122,447.50 — wth be) has oven given $123.44 q u how sell propel waigh” to ih Fa REY etelt Propel ing Cel, Waring Explodes a Bem! ce ‘ing led oat his heart © ty beta which to the. new fsa) ated jon was offered, he arose and sould ae to say a more about gas dest Wi Doubt wi 1 ‘en cxpremed ‘as to ay capacity te Se | practical results the use of money it removing snow. from he public streets, and u teellng seemed 0 ae oy Sars: | | Feline van { | mepulngly. ‘here was no personal Inst you, remember that. r thought there was so far as were concerned,” sald Col. Waring, mt ha e bean m0 re ee Aid th: 'y under the circumstances, Continued the Mayer, “out i should prob- ab) things again if the Warne Towed, andthe the Comptrolier Med upon ‘the Colonel and thanked the ‘Mayor. for setting him eighe with the Street-Cleaning Commission nese Cikeiaslias you the height and ted for YG character of all bulidings, fhe, map. to be used by the Board of | Upderwriters in the city's interest. ‘o show the importance of the ci 6 itvelf In this matter, the ren- Fenentative stated that the total vale | of building and stock between Chambers ry 4 ot being | all the fish that comes to the. New "Vork market Referred to the Comptroller, ‘The Board authorised the Comptroller | $4,181.68 revenue bonds to pa; lem River Bridge Commission and wind up the affairs of the Board, which goes out of existence The Comptroller was also directed to Iasue reven ti an $17,920 to pay the the expenses o! le mission. A resolution presented by the Board of Education was t asked for jue of school bonds for $36,090.42) for furniture tor Rew schools The Board then povoues: LA GRANGE AT WORK. The New Fire Commissioner P ‘Two Mem on the Roll of Honor. Gen. O. H. La Grange, the new Com- missioner, was at Fire Headquarters early this mornin; His room was oc- cupied by ex-Fire Commissioner Scan- Hee There was no meeting of the joard to-day owing to the absence of Gonnnisgionse Bickhor. Commissioners La Grange and Rob- bins listened to trials of delinquent fire- ff Hook and hierar la 8 for falling to at the sound of “the ng. James Buckhout, of Hook and vadder 3, wan noes one day's pay for being absent from hi uty. He sald he had gone to pay Ny bill and was kept wal ‘The Com the? line. eae when held a secret nes- fter which they announced they jamage Com- Teport prompt ROBBERS SHOOT SIX. —— ae Two Bandits Raid a Bank at Adel, Iowa, shier and Five Others Reported to Have in Wounded. ‘Thieves Overtaken and One Killed and the Other Captured. DES MOINBS, March 6.—Cashter h, of the Bank of Adel, was per- haps fatally shot by two bank robbers at Adel this morning. C. D. Batley was also badly shot. The robbers drove into town about 9 o'clock in a top bugey, proceeded at once to the Bank of Adel, entered and Stated they wished to deposit a sum of money. Cashler 8. M. Leech turned to arrange to receive the money, and on looking around was confronted by drawn re- volvers in the hands of each man. The robbers ordered him to turn ever the funds of the bank, which he refused to do and they shot him. C.D. Bailey, a wealthy merchant, hap- ened to be tn the bank and was also shot. The robbers then aped with all the funtis of the bank they could lay hands on. They drove out of town, but before noon both robbers were captured. One hid in a barn and was smoked out and shot. The posse is returning to Adel with the other one, OMAHA, Neb., March 6.-A npecial | despatch from Adel, Ia., says that Post master Barr, J. M. Byers, Cecil Decker and J. L. Simpoke were also shot. The name of the robber killed is Lander Wilkens, and the other robber w: , Crawford, both of Patterson, Ia, Crawford was captured in @ brush, and they were compelled to fire the barn in which Wilkens was hiding. The place of capture was O'Neill's crossing, six miles southwest of Ad JOHN DE PUYSTER’S STATUE, It Has Been Presented to the Park Departmen: President King, of the Park Board, ie placed on the roll of of en site com ends ton of Battation dcr dle Sarat ‘el Week Thireye re 4 re had cut off the rt of the wom child. were Lge the Dravery of the (wo remen. of Assistant Foreman Pat- rele + ORelily at 1813 ‘Amterdam ave. Bue was, reported day from pneu. monia. He ha been fn the Department twenty sears, STRONG APPOINTS | SLEICHER. Me Succeeds Kenny as Editor of the City Reco: Mayor Strong’s last appointment, that @nnounced at the meeting this after- noon that he had accepted the resigna- tion of Charles C. Graham, engineer in charge of the Speedway, and that the “Gene de mn took effect rch ven| or his 0 WAS Mayor of New" York @ or more aro, ‘The statue w formal this afternoon. It is ‘lant Chiet Engineer Kellogg wai te, grerrt on the letters of Morris who requested the Dark Commin: Aoce| ect hig ted mloners “tor efface certain improvements | in Manhattan Park contiguous to the American Museum of Natural Histot ralative to the beautifying of t! A letter was received from Geor, Post, George W. Clinton and ie” a Hart, accepting in an capacity inatricte i BOOKIES IN THE LEAD, They Defeat the Talent in Two of the First Three Events. Elmstone, Dillon J and Lilliput! Win at Alexandor. Geod Weather but Poor Attendance on the Fifth Day. (Special to The Evening World.) RACE TRACK, ALEXANDER Ist,- AND, March 6.--This was the fifth day of the meeting here and it was marked by cleat, pleasant weather, but a poor attendance, The management te making every en- deavor co atiract whatever good horses these are at the track, but have not struck a vesponsive chord among the horscmen, and the flelds were again hgnt The track was in good shape and the scta ches very few, Ten bookmakers did business, on. from St. Aaaph states that are in excellent shape on fast trial numerous, Sonora was made an oddg on favorite for the opening event, but Trinculo was also fancied, backed from @ to 1 te 6 to 2 Both were beaten, however, by Elmstone, who gould rd backed in the early betting at t First fk Five furlongs, ‘ a 2 1 ‘ 4 "ei reak, but nd held id @ length from Trinculo, Sonora thre lengths. 2 to 1 and 4 to niin, $ to 5 place, was sec- iy Boy third. Time—1.221 SBCOND RACK, Six and a quarter furlongs. Bu Betti ition. Baty Boye Vamrvond, Kaze Won b 6; Pvc if ond, and Bi Stet. Hit. Fin. | 113 (Ham 101 28 Ny Hin, 108 bist) « 1 (Dw; ny HeE2: (Delakaniy): Bae ura. 107 (Cun’gham).12- Lotion, 112 (Duffy)... - Sam Bryant, Sop (a Tiny Tim, pobal (oreinys Left at 7 Dillon “and Jim Mclaughlin al- ternated in the 1 | tornated tp the lead to athe stretch, a halt from J. handily bya length and « Melatghtin the Medea. The latter Dea Beat Billy, Boy | se THIRD RACK. Four and a halt furlongs, Starters, Betting. St, Hit. Fin 1 : + 106 Morin)... 80-1121 7 8 8 Know, 110% (eollen)....8-119-1 5 8 8 Apprentice, Roonton and Lilliput ran in close company until the last furlon where Lilliput drew clear. and finally won eaaily hoy three lengths. Boonton Tae sgcond, four lengths before Coun- 1 jgeon third, Time—1.1 House S, “Reoas and Apartments. AAA ‘s) Au 1yeword advertisement in ( Won by Monoa, 6 to 5 and 1 to 2; April tel cond, 2 zto 1 place: Courtney, third F Sle and e pele furlongs. Won by ‘Merge, 7to 1 and 2 to 1; Hol Fryback second; even for places’ Sure EAST ST. LOUIS RESULTS. RACE TRACK, EAST 8T. LOUIS, 11 March 6.—The racex on this track t day resulted as follo First Race—Six furlongs.—Won by pores 2; Montella second, 2 to foe ‘i cn Mon k Overton third, Time— d Race Four and a halt furl aroise tala, by. sy |, 8 to & plas npoe ave furlorigs.—Won nani 14 to 1 pnd 8 0,15 Raut secon: pI Biny third, Time-1.0¢ 1 ———_—_ ey Becon: —Wor sen oy me MAN AND MONEY GONE Lawyer Marrin Said to Have Viotimized a Client. He Had $60,000 Belonging to the Widow Barry. Mile Vriends Deny the Story and Bay He Will Soon Retur ri oMve ly, hi Brovily Although Mr Marrin hi over iwo weeks, neil! in ansouiaies in the office will where he ta, For seme tine be hes © gpinte (ransections for rp, Caroline nk CG. Mavrin, @ lawyer, with In the Garfield Butluing, rovk- suddenly disappeared from tell ueted real The World costs 30 cents and r be | fore 2,000,000 people. Low's Resolutions Provide for the, Adoption of Proposed Routes, - Two Tracks Belew City Hall and @ Leop at the Battery. Tunnels Shall Not He Lose Than Twel Feet High in the Clear. in reaching the meeting of the Board e€ Rapid Transit Commissioners in the Home Life Building this afternoon. Commissioners Inman, Starin, Low, Clafiin and Steinway had been patiently waiting for an hour, together with quite a number of outsiders who had pet plans to submit. Mr. Orr was absent ané Mr. Starin | presided when the meeting was called | to order shortly after 4 o'clock. | Mr. Orr appeared during the reading of the minutes and took the President's. chair, | Mr. Low offered @ resolution provide Is 0" BRIEN THE MAN? Caan jonerahip. It waa rumored this afternoon that James O'Brien was to receive the al polntment of Police Commisstoner, He was in the Mayor's office for a long time this afternoon, and took oc- on to deny the report, | EX-SHERIFF JAMES O'BRIEN, ing for the adoption of the routes al- teady named, with a loop at the Battery ; and City Hall on the east side, *% | along Broadway and Boulevard to One Hundred and Eighty-fitth atreet. The The resolutions called for a plan of | construction comprising two tracks be= Mayor Strong was just an hour late 4 for a Pollee | West side route inciudes Park avenue, jlow the City Hall, four tracks to One © | Hundred and Fifty-ftth street, and two tracks the remainder of the way. On the east side the proposition was {tor four tracks to Forty-feurth street, | and two tracks the rest of the way. Tee j tunnels shall be not less than twelve | feet in height in the clear, Mr, Inman offered an amendmont to | the resolution to the effect that between | Elghteenth and Twenty-first streels and | Twenty-sixth and Thirty-third streets @re usea they shall in no place come Nearer (ha. five foet to the house foum- dations. The amendement was adopted. ‘The resolution of Mr. Low was thea adopted a® 2 whole Mr. Low submitted a long communica- ton setting forth what the Commission had accomplished towards achieving rapid transit and stating the extensions that could be made with an additional $5,000,000. ' 2 the tunnel should be restricted to-siaty~ 99) feet In width, and where pipe gailerion” (Special to The Evening World.) RUTHERFORD, N. J., March The second day of the annus! tourni Comptroller Fitch sald that favoritism had been shown for the weet side of the jclty to the detriment of the east side. tects for | teas. 7 The impression prevailed, howeve: of John A. Bleicher to be Supervisor of | the: Foaltion of lundcal Meat a that If he had not already been ap- the City Record, was talked about con-|the Harlem Speedwi siderably to-day among City Hall poll- repolution was. adopted Barry, & wealthy widow of Clinton « nue, | ~ ie lnveotnd jn mortgages rec aaa RACE. that the nT five begin- my predecessors removed snow at & cost of $17K,- 134. , During the frst five weeks and three days after I became Commissioner, one 258,461 loads of snow at a cost redecessors got their labor at & day Thad to pay Wa day. Femoved the snow aris and a hai the 5 and without thi Femoved the of and. on; i files being trict which the member of ves there, said ned “not Comptroller Fitch Looked sheepish spoke the last sentence As Col Wi he looked straight at Comptroller Etch, down and played wi Him rupee Me map showin in red what Ey eenear. cmap anes ah the way o} bine wi aie ‘on cna bere the he alarot business ie Hie Honor quietly, as he put hen th the a duestion of the new boat was SGomptreler ir ziten a a that pe wen Ope pose cl paren a aace the wate if the city’s gar of dumping barbarous, sai, ‘ana Manoutd be gotten rid of” at the earliest possible ae SR tet, that the new nsferrin| ge yn weolnts wi it cou be when tha’ yetem tablished, snd could also be was en asa of eres raed,» hare. ta Seen wt 1 iked for a roy- eee shanty only asked fore pov: fesslution to approp! 19 $23,- Comptroil nt matt ch re- eee vote 3 he, rex ation, gi ri fends suite f suits for in! ment or figs ri tas is tor city Money fer Horses and sar he, Col, Waring asked for $99,447.50 om used to way f for new equ’ lk mF an noel, in ver, y: bad condition. * among the. items Bed in iis list of uirements were 008 tor horses 1,000 for carts. maak inded the Rod ven away by awe ara ees cat af ebecid? ike $0” ay wh le the tax matter foner, Barker, ‘that’ the ‘Tax “Depart sioner irker, ‘tha’ ie Sent je going to abow up very weak t repared fora Pt it bad sie aleve TK willbe very anien; to Col. ‘aring, the OF co! want 10, tay something. Colon posapthe iciem passed yor Wednesday '@ meeting. logy Has a String mm It. ‘What jas said was only in ite with your pert rt as to the condition. the toy scene otaed * pat 0) boat ris oe "com fs Hy oe mai seed EE iy aTh there hop fn “that ting | a an sed after the) sation pick pas mg ticlans. Not one of them had counted Mr. Bleicher in when they were guessin, Who would succeed Pd lt 2 sonny Editor-in-Chief of t ord, Mr, Sleicher wil) a me char ‘Ke of his new office next Mond, pot will take @ few lessons from Mi mny before that time, The salary “of ‘the Yomee is 00, Mr. Bleicher is ex-President_of the |New Xork Btete Republican Editorial ify iy Chairman of | the mmittes on olitical Literature, Platts eattortal | bureau. H te | has been written about as |man, much to his ‘amusement. realdent of Albany. His appointment is a sop to ease the will go a lttle way towards ig the tension between the two Re- publigan factions, but not far. TROOP A’S NEW AF =W ARMORY. Capt. Roe's Comma nd Released from Its 15,000 Promise. The Armory Board, at its meeting in the Mayor's office this afternoon, recom- mended to the Sinking Fund that the Comptroller be authorized to issue bonds for $26,200, the proceeds to be used in paying for the work of completing and furnishing the new armory for Troop A. Capt: Roe was present, and had asked that his command be absolved from the romise to beur the expens: for certain improvements, an anti-Platt He ts a the 1 Tequest was not un- Mayor Strong sald he believed keeping one's contracts, but he would vote for this resolution, and it was assed, This $15,000 is @ part of the in ard beHeves no more parks should bi blished ‘at the present time, other ited by the Tene- NO GERMS IN iN GUINEA PIGS. so Catch Diphtheria from Them. The news published exclusively in “The World” this morning that Edward Fitasimmone, an elevator boy in the new Criminal Court-House, was ill at his home, 817 East Seventy-eighth street, from diphther‘a, belleved to have been contracted at che new Court- case, seime excitement to-day in the big estat thi of the Healzh boy waa suffering and went to the bac- Gen, ‘icmmona Clark. Board, sal: “The from sore throat, jological department, abbed out ‘his throat’ and discovers he. had diphtheria, They sent him home. joard of Health had not been in the baiting the oache cas would probably have continued ‘at “his © post he had given the disease to otter Tes potra 0 say he caught it. fro guinea ples oF rabbits ‘used by’ the ‘kent terloloy lepartment. The guinea Pigs do not have diphtheria. We give Them ‘the poison, but mot the germe” President. Wilson. didnot. belleve. tt Was porsible that the presence of th Board in the Court-Houre coul Rave bean’ tho’ case cot itaniorene being atricken with diphtheria, CLEVELAND AT NORFOLK. t After a Short Stop. NORFOLK, . March 6,—President Cleveland arrived here early this morn- ing on the lighthouse tender Violet, and after a few hours started for the North | Carolina coast, Four and a half furlongs, ‘a tting. Whte Jockeys Straight, Place d 1 Starters, Genasian, 113 (Tribe) O'Brien, Ren, U1 (ita Quilt,” 109% (Rust), Canadian won. Fiash was second, Gorman wes third. Time—0.57 Je ae GUS K. AN EASY SY WINNER. Tak Style at New Orie (Special to The Evening World.) RACH’ TRACK, NEW ORLE: March 6—Racegoers were treated warm weather course to-day, and in consequence of the latter little scratching was indulged in. business during the afternoon, Supt Gorman, of Morris Park, hi for the North this evening. FIRST RACE, Five aud a baif furlongs, Starters Triste, 100. (Warren)... Stark, 102 (Thorpe ing. St. Mit. Fin oy " 3 1 1 Houywood, Brey 0 Peckman, 110 courned. Sat McNairy, 100 (Sbeerin) | 1g-1 Bain Wathina, 102 (Heu'sey).i00-1 40-1 Trixie got away in front, but Houly- wood was allowed to take the lead an set the pace to the stretch. There Trixie moved to the front again and won clev- managed to the plice. Time—1.12 SECOND RACB. Vor two-year-olds; pelling; half a mile, Starters. c flag, but In-! Hunt soon passed Ber and set THIRD RACE, Selling; wiz furionge. Hocting Wate Jockeys. Heat Buy Hally, anna’ K. THE PRESIDENT WILL SHOOT DUCKS, @LACK LiKE SHOWA MIs ROUTE.) mM ht) Vil, 105 (Mayberry). 5 at Keily, 102 (Ak deke “Hardy Folly won. Rally was second. Anna K. was tl Time—1.18 ———e——__ RESULTS AT MADISON. RACE TRACK, MADIBON, March 6.— nda fast track at this) At a drawing for stands fourteen aoe i weighed in and they found plenty of | f}' | who been here for several days, leaves| 9. 004, | Cramer ment of the Bolling Springs Fishing and Gun Club started auspiciot aly tai morning with a large crowd 9 men, Including of the” “pert hot "in the coun in} Ut, was 8 little 9 wdark | a , Brown- lott all aid ‘undoubtedly f the ell, Dute! aM: splendid ome Mand will have & Die average at the close o ries follow: single, targeta.—Van, Dy Brownell, 7; tchell, 8; shoot. The summ oiatch No. 1; on ton man, 9: A Wood fi br. Cramer, faylor, Match No. 2; Brownell, 9; ; Wood, 6; Dr. ‘Cramer. § atom No. don twenty aingte targete—V Dyk ms aa Ark Sit shell ty i aa * Mnobel vio. ; orn, ran Mato. ui lone.” 14 ont ten angle, targets—Van, Dike, ‘gBrownall, 8 Kell Golltne 1 SFayior Most ys th Dr. Mitchell 7 io; Bates 3; ay. #.Colting, 8. mt | Apwar, erly by 4 Jength from Stark, who Just 1: Lou Prewitt'a neck for 1. |tion price 2 cents for each y | 35,000 ts ie: he rejected as too costly : bly of the L. Money’ * geonding ea aagie ar ‘Nomar etter 2 6b Wood, ae. Maith No, 0, om Hoftman, is: Cram: jy AN Mollister, 38, eth 18s Munsell, 12, LIKE ELLIOTT’S PLAN. » A. W, Committee Report Fa ably Upon an Oficial Organ. ‘The Convention of the General Assem- A. W., proceedings tn which are told on page 6 of thix edition, late this afternoon ved @ recom. mendation from the peclal Committee to adopt Sterling Elliott's proposition for an official organ ‘An amendment. makes the subserip- r reached, after which five cents added for each 5,000 in ex tract {x terminable on ninety notice, American Cyclist proposition was and not sum. ently suggestive of an identity with the L, A, W ei: ~_ Louked Very Like Usury. William 1a Hoboken, arraigned ame ia. Bremmermann to Me held Melzer ‘The steamship Teutonic w ‘The races on this track to-day resulted | isiand at 1.4 P.M. as tollow First Race—Four and a halt turiongs. . lle, we aes Acari NASBA "ag? PPM" by hin, tre of the Lratiiuctione and cyllected tho suid That in dus salon some $u,- rr not havy- ing heard from her r some time, went’ to Lawyer Marrin's oMe. There she was informed that he. had been out ‘ town for two weeks, When tohi his clerk he would be gfornignt Barry has become alarmed in the Year tat soinething Wrong bus hap pened to her mortgaxes and money, Sie wa therefore, hited another iawyer, 0 an action ratory to, veining an action 8 found tu be v | against Marrin, is case he at fault. ‘sho has ‘ot Lewis in the | street, Hurst, anderbiit ew York. Hurst verified He admitted that lawyer and that ry withoftices: path 132 ‘Nassau facts clined to discus Hurst lives at 3S5 a few doo! M 8 WA politician, A member of the Democratic ¢ frail Committers, and ts. looked upon i the leader of the kickers. At the mee ing of that body on Monday night, Mr. Marrin's absence was noticed rin's friends and busin ta deny that his absen Originated ‘the’ sory ‘published “in the Newspapers this morning, about a well- known lawyer and politician in the Gar- field Building decamping with $0,000 obtained from # woman client, ‘The description of lawyer, who ven, ft iy admitted, fits alr that they only regard eldence There are other lawy tae © who have been absent se a as night return any a managing clerk Hirsch & Ras in the Jefferson | Hulding. Brooklyn, sald to-day "A woman called fore (Wo Weeks ako and asked me about this matter. I told her I knew nothing of Martin's bust. nea affairs, We were together once, but T did not like the association, so after four months left. Marrin owes me money that I never expect to get r ahi Barry told she inyestments had suspie- hed been t frat that [interest accruly She wuld k. rning an elderly maid he y. He wan, 1 eave him ail the T could about the affatr referred to me ulsu aso: knowledge of Marrin’s affairs even reported that of attorney, but that ru lutely no foundation, Our terests are entirely apart other.” business 1 from eweh oo - Reeciver for Manuger Moonelis, George H. Taylor was appointed Ke eelver for A ph Moon mar the American Tobacco Ce MANY. by Judge Giegerich in the Court of mon us Muonelis Was amin ort time. age in supplementary ceedings on spplic ation of Henry ©. L, Peelsch, who holds a judgment against him for $4,788, Moonelis said he had no property was dependent upon his salary of 5,00 4 year. Fact ‘This Ip the Time of Year | emi, ~ rt th DiC of mergury of potash igi aye" ‘*t to-day pr fo use Rui Dasn’t # bit making @ thorough examination | ut her affairs in the hands | a ey ir omany years, | pointed he would soon receive the place. ;_ After hia conversation with Mayor | Strong, Mr. O'Brt 4 to an “ Even- ing World" reporter: ! “1 have not yet been appointed. My conversation with the Mayor had to do with other matter “Have you had any you are to be appointed “I have never asked for tt,” evasive answer, “If Tam to be named as a Police Commissioner I have not yet been in- formed of it. When the Mayor was asked about the matter he said “I have not appointed Mr, O'Brien.” urance that was ask was his Advise a Cha: anda Ren Kdward Harrigan, the comedian, who hax been ill with a grip at his home, 4 West Sixty-eighth street, is much improved this morning. His physt . Burke and a not tell now when he t y is covered ts closed. arvigan place’ will rema! the comp: It iss that unless Mr. 1 health improves the closed for the season & ny s 4 an's physiclans have | ad- e change of air and a ony It is probable Mr. Harrigan wi tail for Europe next week 1f his health will permit of it | Mrs. Harrigan returned from Lake- wood to-day to attend her husband, — Sherif Sh | FORT GAINES, Ga, son Hyatt, & well-known dry-goods travelling salesman from Macon, was shot 1 killed at the Cook House here last night by Sheriff J. T, McAllister, The killing occurred in a difficulty be- tween the two men in Hyatt's room, else WAS present at the time. | 4 homicide 4s. un- | —~ —— | Kill that Coug Bich cei s HxreeTOWANT : eWift, pleasant, sure; Gx «bottle; money buckit tally ey sien te sets “The Way to Get Boarders 2OPLE in search of Board have their task made easy by The| World. The Boarders Wanted advertisements are repeated free of The Evening World Everybody sees them. There are jperhaps half a million Boarders in| the Greater New York. Most of \them read The World. It costs but a trifle to reach this half mill- ion, 80 cents for 14 words, and the result is more than worth it. Watch World Wants and use them | charge in evere attack of the | Kelly, | March 6.—Jud- | President Orr called his attention to ihe o fact that they had already adopted “Yeu. but it t of any value to least sta’ cople, sald the Com mpi fen 1 am op posed to the west wide get ni re thousands of people tof Third avenue to o "whom "yok aut aide route is of fe wanted the Annexed District benes ated e Tithe a at leat. nt CAN'T SE SERVE ON THE JURY. Fereman Vaughn Announces a Sud< den Change of Heart. Just before a jury was swore in Recorder Goff's court this afternoom, Henry W. Vaughn, the foreman, arose {and sald he was not competent to serve as @ furor, He sald that of late his views had | undugsone a radical change, and now he | believed that a man should judge nos that he be not judged, He also said that from what he ha@ see in Goff's court he did not bellew® | anybody any more He sald he wa: bg ft * ey od pressed any worldly lay lays \ Ss that Dunishmnent’ De rtd out t me | Th hat if rick. accused of seaulting spo oficeteaa He was subsequently acquitted a ee A GIRL BURNED ) To DEATH. | Gertie Lewis, seven years old, of 638 Court street, Brooklyn, was burned to death this afternoon while playing the stove at her home during her moth- er's absence. The flames from Gertie's clothing tee nited those of her brother Daniel, twe years old. He was badly burned abeut the face and arms, but it te believed that he will recover, Neighbors heard the sereams of the children, and put out the @ames before any damage was done to the house. —————— RESTORED MORTON’S SILVER. Governor Receives a Letter from Johnson Whe Stole It. ALBANY, March 6.—Jobn W. Johnsea, the walter who confiscated seven pearl- handled silver knives from the Execus uve Mansion on Feb, 8 last, has made restitution, ‘The Governor was surprised yesterday to receive @ letter from Johnson dated New York Clty, and also an expresa | packawe Containing six of the sevem polite ‘expect to capture Johnsow within a few days, pt Ask tor German Laundry Menp, old U) all grocer, Bewarser uuiianone ue —_——-—_— THE HOUSES, ibaa Rooms To