The evening world. Newspaper, April 22, 1895, Page 3

BROOKLYN. =: A VENDETTA BEGUN. Two Italians Fatally Wounded in a Battle in the Street. Friends of Sesca and Ancila En- gage In Deadly Warfare. De Prisco Dead and Carmino Sesca Is Dying. ‘They fought with rifles, knives and bricks, ‘With paving stones and shinny sticks, Bach Dago put in his best licks, To mutilate bis neighbor. —Wiillamaburg Ballads, One of the men injured in the street half a dozen of his countrymen etand an excellent chance of being tried for mur- | der. Louis De Prisco, twenty-eight years old, of 188 Union avenue, who was taken | be to the Eastern District Hospital suffer- ing from a gunshot wound in the abdo- men, died at 6 o'clock this morning. Carmino Sesca, thirty-eight years old, ts also at the hospital, and it 1s a ques- tion whether ne will live through the day. Dr. Castner says there 1s no possible chance of his recovering. At M0 North Second street 1s Annie Decker, thirteen years old, wh shot through both legs. She will recover, al= ‘though she may be a cripple for life, agThere was a dead calm over the Ital- fan end of Willlamsburg—there always is a calm before a battle, although. It 4s sometimes called an ominous. calm— the women had taken the week's Wash Off the four-story lines, and the barber | in the basement shop’ was hurriedly shaving his last customer so he could put his shutters up and get behind the stoves Gg lajor-General Carmino Sesca, w! home was at 1a8 Union avenue’ had in sulted the wife and dausl Gen. Giovanni Ancila, andthe buyers and sellers, of raga “and. bones were viciously upon one. sol jone—the one called discontent, nt Sesca had done more. He had pasted large posters on the fences and On the , telling those who care pad that Anclla had the grains of achicha ter of Brig, wer were not what ¥ hat is why battle lined up, and the chest of every man was padded with cloth ghough ‘to stop the bullet from a how- ca. retreating temporarily t Bmoke and meditate, sat with his back to the window. Ancila, with a rifle half full of bullets, ambushed him- self behind @ lamppost and sent a piece e size of e Unguspecting smoker, © Peanut into the leader of th ymped into the air ag e bullet, gral downstairs to 1@ sharpshooters he felt the atin bed & revolver, and lead his men on to He reached the foot of the steps, when and fifty-one-year-old | Gaeton vine, who was close by his side, picked ‘up’ the revolver and led the men Out, to the, street. © musketeers on the opposite side fired @ volley, and then the shooting bes one mene ere were 1 if cae Saeed oR Rena, fe peg! ood had followed the bullets, armies escaped. Among those avenue, whose similar’ piece of lead, and Ann! B thinteen-year-old mir, of Second street, both of whore perforated by the same bullet. The police came in at this point, apa the wounded men were taken to the hospital, Then those who were in the neighborhood began picking the bullets out of the houses. » PRETTY FLORENCE PARKER. She Accuses a Post-Ofice Clerk of Ansaa is Her. Florence Parker, a pretty blackeyed | {; girl of seventesn years, in Justice ‘ghe's Police Court, Brooklyn, this morning charged John Kenny, twenty- two yearr old, with having attempted to assault her, Florence said she lives with her father and mother in a flat at 165 Fourth avenue, that city. Kenny lives with his mother at 16A Fourth avenue and works in the Brooklyn Post- Office. Florence is housekeeper at 165A. About 1.80 o'clock on Satunlay after- noon, she said, Kenny met her in the hallway, caught her about the wa placed his hand over her mouth and car- ried her upstairs. She screamed, but no one came to help her. Kenny knelt down, pleaded for her not to tell any- one, and promised to marry her. ‘Then Floreace ran down the stairs into the candy store with Kenny after her, He chased her and Mrs, Morris or- dered Kenny an Kenny says rs Fiorence 1s inclined to He denies that anything im- proper ‘occurred, and claims the girl poked him in. the riba with her finger. Detective Frank Kelly, of the He: street station, saya that on Saturq night, while he was in the girl's house, Kenny came and tried to apologize to the girl and her father, This morning Judge ‘Tghe held Kenny In $500 bail for examination on Wemes- day morning. MAY BE AN OYSTER WAR. An tojunction Against Pirates of Oyster Bay. ‘The dispute between the Matinnecock Oyster Company and the Sound oyster- men of City island and other places along the Sound, was aired in the Queens County Court, to-day, before Judge Barnard, when William J. Youngs, of Oyster Ba: ked for an injunction prohibiting oystermen from dredging on land claimed by the Company. The in- junction was granted. Lawyer Youngs said the Company had reason to becieve the alleged pirates in- tended a raid on the beds of the Com- pany to-night, Sheriff Doht and depu- tes will go on an afternoon train to the scene of expected trouble. The Company claims the right to dredge for oysters In 900 acres of land, The allege’ pirates claim that the Com- pany only had the right to dredge 200 acres, and say that the law givin, them’ the right to dredge In that mucl has been repealed. ‘The. Oystermen’s Association, of City Island, say they will resist any attempt to drive the men away. If the oystermen go out this evening to the oyster beds, there is likely to be a oonfilct. ——————____ Claus Doscher’s Wild Ride. Doscher, a promifent eltizen, living at street, Brooklyn, had a narrow escape injured while driving along Bedford night. Aa hi rness broke His wagou struck SAY SHAME AWAITS HER. ‘Wanda Van Flandern, seventeen years 014, of 15 St. Mark's place, where she attempted suicide March 2% by taking rat poison, was up for pleading before Recorder Goff in Part 1. of the Court of Genetal Seanions this morning, if she did Recorder Goff asked her not went counsel before pleading, and he Recorder laughed outright, pointed Charles E. Le Barbier and . N. Loew to advise her. ‘The reason for appointing them was, the Recorder said afterwards, that he has received | mation from persons interested in the girl that attempts have been made and are being made to secure her re- lease for improper purposes. ‘The lawyers were directed to investt- gate and report to the Recorder on the rumor, Cou! ¢t Tarn the W The big whale will not be towed up to the city to-day. All Sunday a crew of the Chap- man Wrecking Company worked trying to turn the whale on its belly, and succeeded in getting The public coach Pioneer left the Hotel Brunswick thin morning at 11 o'clock chester, without a passenger. Dr. F. W. Webb enjoyed the distinction of driving Guard Howlett ole groom, an admirer of his coachmanship. been all Fegerved by Ogden Milla, children caused the reservation to be cancelled. = — = - The Old Guard Visits Albany, ALBANY, N. ¥., April 22.—The freedom of the city wan extended to the Old Gi City, who celebrated thelr nary here to-day an the gi of the Albany Burgesses Corps, by Mayor Wilson. The weather was threatening. ——_— > Former Society Woman Destita Mra. Janet Underhill, @ former Brooklyn soctety leader and the widow of an ex-District-Attorney of Kings County, 1s at present an inmate of the Home for Desiitute Women and Childr y cord street, Hrooklyn, The rules Uon allow ‘Inmates to romain ther Weeks. Mra. Underhill and her alster, who lives with her, will probably be discharged to-day and may be forced to go to the almshouse. Incendiartes in Brooklyn. Policeman Culhane discovered fire in the cellar of four-story Brooklyn, at 2.3 Alarmed the inmates, The blaze was confined to the lower part of the building, Losi 0 pollce suspect it was the work of In ‘and RED Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription. Haydentown, Pa. WoRtp's Disrersany MEDICAL ABsOCLA- ‘T10n, Buffalo, N. ¥.: Gentlemen—We can- not sufficiently thank for the ‘Dr. Prescri cannot ite value. have a Gaughter who has been and she used rce's Favorite iption for it. itabove MorHene will find M. ina, WINSLOW’ s BOOTHIN SyBUP the best remedy for theirchildren. 260. %¢ Swaexey. — taki: Yours, GEO. PIDRCE.:..CURB | $16,000, several years ago. ONE DEFENDANT DEAD. of Mrs. Frank Against Mi Twi jepsons Adjourned. ‘The case of Mrs. Anns Frank against her astepsons, Christian A. and Al- phonsus Frank, in the Court of Com- mon Pleas, was adjourned this morn- ing until the first Monday in June, ow- ing to the death of Christian Frank last Saturday, under an operation for appendictis. Mrs. Frank claims that with her hus- band, now dead, she purchased the prop- erty at 22 Kast Twelfth street, for Bubsequently she signed a paper which she believed to be her will, but which, in reality, was a conveyance of her interest in the Property to her husband. Her two stepsona inherited the prop- erty from their father, and Mrs, Frank Mrs, nues to recover the value of her interest. 18th St., 19th St. and Sixth Ave. _ The Modern Maiden KNOWS THAT ITS BETTER IN COOKING TO USE COTTOLENE INSTEAD OF LARD, MOTHER, HER TEACHER AND HER OWN COMMON AGREE THAT PURE - AND BEEF SUET CAN'T TRO ONE'S DIGESTION, GET THE SOLD EVERYWHERE IN ONE, POUND TINS WITH TRADE ER's HEAD IN COTTON-PLANT WREATH-ON EVERY TIN, THE N. K. FAIRBANK COMPANY, CHICAGO, and Produce Exchange, New York. COMPLETE MOURNING OUTFITS to order of ready-made; all requisites (n to SACKSUN'S, DIXth avers duruier Ish te For Sale. CREDIT: posal , Sotey returned tao ‘satiniled. frie ‘a 144 World Buliding Watchend Dian All goods: Call Globe Watch te Q ad to respon Maiden lane. B-AltmansGo 5,000 yards imported A lot of extra length Irish and Scotch Linen Damask Table Cloths Sizes 2x83 yds., 24x29, & 2hx3 yds, out here, WORLD: MONDAY EVENING: APRIL. 92,’ 1905, Notice te Tobacco Smokers and Chewer: We will from this date accept 20 | UNKER TOBACCO RAPPERS FOR ONE EACH OF OUR CELEBRATED PICTURES, ~~ “EIREMEN, PAST AND PRESENT.” BUCHANAN & LYALL, 101 Wall St. N. ¥. iby I TUESDAY. POPULAR GOODS AT A VERY LOW PRICE. MOHAIR and WOOL Black Crepons e) This set of Six Pictures is a pictorial history of the Fire Department from the time of our grandfathers to the present, showing Barnum’s Museum and the Crys- tal Palace fires. Also a scene in Madison Square at the present time, with three-horse engine and water tower near the Worth Monument. Every fire house in the country should have these pictures on its walls. endl) Constable Ca. HOUSEKEEPING LINENS, “DIAMOND RINGS. AIRES or set with rubles, ' se tnvartioite deena of ohdiees tants pete Est’d 1807. Park Row & Chatham Sq. COWPERTHWAIT Park Row & Chatham Square, N. Y. SEVEN STORES TOCETHER. Furniture, Carpets, Everything for Housekeeping $1 Weekly on $65 Worth. $6 Monthly on $100 Worth. LARGER OR SMALLER AMOUNTS ON AS LIBERAL TERMS. wap NO EXTRA CHARGES OF ANY KINO. —@pm BEST GOODS. LOWEST PRICES. — LARGEST STOCK. ONLY ONK VISIT NECKSSARY. COLLECTIONS MADE IF REQUESTED. OPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS. SOLIT. sapphi ety, at prices’ so low as to astonish our Good goods, No rubblsh—we sell none. ‘The secret is tht WE ARE PRACTICAL CUPTERS OF DIAMONDS and prectews stones. D. DE SOLA MENDES & ©O., 51-53 MAIDEN LANE, N.Y. (Take elevate, Ou: cutting factory can be seen im operation, Ladies’ & Gents’ 2. 24x34 yards, 24x4 yards, aT 1-3 Less than Regular Prices HEMSTITCHED LINEN SHEETS, Brsadany L196 th Cholera Breaks Out in Meeca. MECCA, April 22.—Cholera has broken DIAMONDS, sentative wi BROS. 69 M ft Mb SO OS0SOS0S6S9SS The United States Govern= mont, Banks, Railroads and fm fact all mercantile busl- mess concerns are ri credit basis. Why yor hesitate to ask for credit when we willingly offer it? O0DOSO3D93 903 T5S8 SODBODBOD K ) ILT Brass Ban- quet Tame ineh French On: with 14-ineh Sha’ ANGING Parlor Lamp, deco- raved shade, large burn all com. lets, with, Basie. $200 OUBLE XX Tin, nickel pla te cool handle, — im- the ‘iilter. und pour polling water through it neh Bevel 40x18 inches, of glass 6 ft). 2 feet 6 inches.. width a IGHLY Polished Corner Chair, cov- Rugs ish, zine Uned, on. cas: LE, BLOB as of rags trim. NTIQUE OAK SUIT, 8 pleces; Bed 6 feet high, 4 feet 6 inches wide: \- ing Case,’ size of plain gi 16x28, HITE ENAMEL IRON BED, with brass Tail on head and foot a rasa knobs, extended foot end and extra $5.50 5 PIECE Pat Tete, A Reception Chait Brocatelle, rood uj ‘Anish. it, consisting of Tete a : Chair and Covered in good ie pholstery, ich 890) 1 Antic . 8 ine! inches, 14x FON ished height 6 ft. oP i nt LUDWIG GAUMANN a: COMPAN ADIES' Toilet Table, width of top 33x19, tze of oval plate 1 P Antique Oak, each., VERANDA Fiatiora | Rocker, velvet or body aati 2000 IER Brackets in Mahogan, _ Antique Oak, Whi amel. 6 “UACKING- CASE, ak or walnut, ORTIERE FOLDING feet 6 inches wide | Read ble J anti Oaks Morn air, cush- peak fon back 5 oa i a) DA TT erate vigeitit Ss strong and durable, carpet top, Iron shoe rest and thick: 19¢ A ing holder fect high 8 BED, 6 f his nize DOD OBIDSDBID VD i THE WORLD'S UNIVERSAL PROVIDERS, Special attention Is called to our Carpets, Rugs and j Matting. The largest department of Its kind in the city. er than the can verify i CDBODBEDWD IDO iy VOD BOTDSISOTDOS Wh LUE and eel En Flaring Pr Fiaring Pre Kettle, oo $28: 65c. Vv RANDA Rocker, hardwood red or ight fois! splint seat Ue! ——— 10-quart 12-quart 24-qnart .. N entirely new and very attractive de- sign, large Reed Suit, consisting of one one Arm Chair, one 9:9 r, NTIQUE Oak Hel oy pth, 1 foot TEx Bevel Pia'e. 1 Antijue, Double Drawer and White Enamel Cot- « Boilers— 43 ‘ac iia Ze 1:38 ERANDA Rocker, hardwood red ar 14 quart... 16 quart. un dy lL RIOR finished Cedar: wood Chest, A inehes, depth 24 inches, with patent lock and Catch, strong handles on sides, good cabinet ina Others as low us — White UPERIOR — finish ‘Ant Oak or Mahe, Ro 4 ain rt quart UF and White steel Enamel HITE Framel Gold Bedstead, 4 (t. Gin wide, heixht of head 5 it $4 50 . 6 th, , height of foot 2 ft, Gin, at B ERANDA Kocker, hardwood. red or iat Be, it seat OD CD HV ID IDBIDIDO OUT-OF-TOWN BUYERS GIVEN CAR-FARE FREE. where Freight paid. PODODIDOD ATTAN SUIT, consists one Tete- cepiionally good value... ‘& Tete, one Arm-Chalr, one Rocker, ex- 12 97 Mex ld BLOCK 35th to 36th St. and Sth Ave. OPEN SATURDAY EVENING UNTIL 10 O°CLOCK. quired oo a $50 worth, 73 th, 31.50 per week. 0 per week UE and Whi uawel M: steel 1 iS ; 9 jie roomy, B' 6 ered in good Karpentine, (for sale only ty est tardain over ‘sauna € Evupire Corduroy, only offered. send for illustrated catalogue. DODD ODOD SDS: wide, 6 1t. long: ‘the @