The evening world. Newspaper, May 15, 1895, Page 2

ver areas <1 bee tt NR FARCE RABE HOORAY 2 i } / 1 nN om VACHERON IS WANTED "Hew York and Brooklyn Police Watohing for the Aecemblyman. We ts Charged, It Is Said, with Accepting a Bribe. Mesh Chagrin in the Legislat Over His Disappearance. (Special to Tre Frening Wor ALBANY, May 15 —Chief Willard, of Albany, to-day gram to the New York and Brookly police, stating that he had in hs pos @egsion a bench warrant for the arres @f Eugene F. Vacheron, member of As eembly from the Third District of Queens County, and desirai his appre Rension Assemblyman V ron was not {n hi eat this morning, and it Is generally ‘peliewed that he will not return. ‘The indictment, is stated, charg that Vacheron accepted a bribe for pre- venting the passage of a bill res:rict the cutting of ice in the Hudson River. . VACHERON. Assemblyman said to have been Indicted in Albany.) Phat only one indictment was returned fe accepted to mean that there Is no ‘ruth in the statement that three As- mmblymen were mixed up in the scan- over the killing of the Ice bill. he two Assemblymen whose names have been connected with that of Vache- Fon are believed to be Innocent. Hoth ef them assured “The Evening World porter to-day that the firat intimation e he i ad of t payment of money for fing the Campbell Ice bill ‘was when hey were informed yesterday that an indictment had been ‘returned aguinst ‘acheron. The other members f the Legislatur th branches, are greatly exercised Sher the publicity given the cand One good result of the scandal In ax bills the least gossip eral movement to suppress which there has been alleging the use of mo Speaker Fish ts particularly chagrinet at the Vacheron scandal, and has given ders that a number of suspicious bills suppressed. William J, Young, the Republicanghoss ff Queens County, and Vacheron's Polit- feal'boss, was at the Capitol to-dny and expected to find ‘acheron. He dis- claim any knowledge of the ice-brib- 7. case. and paid he expected to see heron when he got here. “T think wecnercn was (ay a lay wey, because It will now be harder for Bate explain his connection with the ace than if he had remained and faced the mmuaic, Chairman Cutter, of the Assembly Committee on Internal Affairs, where th “ice bill was killed, anid to-day that when the bill was ‘first introduced, zker Fish pronounced It to be a bad I and ordered that it be suppressed, which was done, Vacheron, it is believed, Dealer Beat think that he had killed the Mand in that way accepted the $3.00, which, it is alleged, was pald him for Preventing the favorable consideration of the bill by the Committee and its Passage in the Legislature. TWO MORE INDICTMENTS: Coffey Says Campbell, of Kings.and Beh. , of . Are the Men, ALBANY, May 15.—It was stated at 4 @'’clook this afternoon by Senator Coffey, of Kings, that indictments have been ts- @ued againat Assemblymen Campbell, of Kings, and Schcepfiin, of Erie, in con Mection with Mr. Campbeli'a ice bill by the Grand Jury of Albany County, f) gmat warrants are out for their arrest. made Tee- ang This is the same matter which the Wacheron indictment applies to, At 42 o'clock both members were in their Orats. ‘Mr. Campbell said know absolutely nothing about the @ffair, Personally, 1 am entirely cent of bribery or any attempt to bribe members, and my only connection with the scandal is in the introduciton of a , DI which appears to have been the ; underlying cause. It is a good bill and I have sanguine hopes of its being re- ported by the Committee on Rules and passed, I have heard of no indict against me. Assemblyman Schoepfiin said inno- nent “I can't concelve how such a state: Ment could be made. 1 am not the Committee an! I do not associa Mr. Veeheron. 1 had no connecti the bill whatever. The t 5 prep terous.” —— BRIBERY AT ALBANY. A Commiitee Will Be Appoloted to Look Into the Charges ALBANY, Ma In the Asse Presented a resolution creating @ com mittee to investigate the charger of Dribery made end hinted at agains Bemyers. The revolution was adopted HORTON BILL DEFEATED. Prise Fighting Mens ire Reconsid- ered and Killed by the Senate. (Special to The Evening World) and legisiating the present Board of Trustees out of office, substituting for them trustees compased of five members to be appointed by the Mayore of two cities and the Mayors and Comptr lers of each A nference Commit pointed to consider the bill try to decide upon a bil th FLYNN'S FRANCHISE LOST. | Nixon BIT and was aj and it wil afternoon. H Amendment tur in the # . Special to The Evening World) ALBANY, May 15.—The Assembly to- lay was about the dullest legisiative body that ever hell a sess.on. There | Was ¥ the work for It to do, and it stretehed that h. out to cover @ ses- a ver some bills for con. : tren : Th of interest during the | se kof the Nixon ‘amendment ex: | raiway already con-/ (wan desgned to nul t decision of Judge me Cour declay | | franchise gran 1 the Nassau petriy | at rookisns by the ccald | Board of Aldermen, to | with the amendment, was Senate yesterday after | t And ‘caine over’ to tne Asembly to-day A moton was made | to recommit to the Railway ymmittee. and it was carned This kil the bill brought to unless sufficient pressure four hours bear within the next twent, to remove and pass it. HELP FOR IGNORANT VOTERS. Senate Passes the Amended Bla ket Rallot Ht ALBANY, May 15—The Senate haw passei the Raines Ballot bill with the amendments providing for the tIliterate voters taking two persons of opposite political belief into the booth by per- mission of the Inspectors, The bill will be sent to the Assembly for passage this afternoon. In the Senate but two votes were cast against it—Senators Guy and O'Sullivan, WHITEWASH FOR SENATORS. The Firem: Bribery Investt ore Report ae Was E ALBANY, May 18.—Senator Pound, of the special committee to investigate the charges of bribery against Senacors Coggesnali, Raines and Robertson, was appointed by the Committee to prepare 1 y the Senate on the fincings the matter. He finished his work this morning, and it was presented to the Committee. The Committee will make a few changes in the phraseology, and the report will be presented to the Senate to-morrow mornin In brief, the ‘harges were ba report finds that the ed upon the idle Kosaip f members of the New York Fire De- partment, and that no ev was duced to substantiate them, The utmost diligence fatled to show that any corrupt means had been used on the New York Fireman's bill, and the three Senators accused acted in the beat of faith, The charse that money was raised was not sustainel by the evidence; in- Jeed, those who had been charged with furnishing the funds denied that any money had been ralsed or contemplated by the organization, except for the pay- ment of counse: fees, The report advises less haste in the formulation of charges against Senators And deplo-ew the disposition of news- papers to cast odjum on members of the Legislature, The report ts unaaimous tn its findings. CLINCHY IS SAFE. HUD Abolishing Gas Mete: * Office Defeated. (Special to The Evening World.) ALBANY, Mav 15. The Senate to-day Fefiaed to pass the bill legislating trom office Anthony Clinchy, Inspector of G: Meters, of New York City, and creating ® new system of Inspecting meters, Inapec- This bill has been vigorously opposed since tt was introduced, but it was ex- Hthat the Repubitean majority \t tyesix Senators voted thirteen being aide) Ex-Speaker Sulzet tthe bill vas in the Sena the vote was taken, and was its defeat TO HELP OLD PARK BOARD. BI to Lewal Acts om Which It In-licted Poanes Se om the recorded bil le jated at (Special to The Eventag World) ALBANY, May 15.—The Senate this afternoon passed Senator MeMahe bill legalizing the act of the Park missioners in expending the $10 appropriated by the Legislature for the ef of the unemployed a year ago. Park Commissioners wete @ techtival evasion of th uring the advertising for mat rial and work necessitating the expendl- ture of more than $1,000. The bil has yet to be passed by the sembly, but probably will be, MORRIS PARK MAY SUFFER. Hill Annexing Suburbs to Recalled tn New York he Senate, » Tne Evening World.”") ALEANY, May 15.—Another attempt Was mate in the Senate to-day to re- annexing Petham, East- and Kingsbridg This bill has be two or thr table to on ster n the on } 8 & motion of puttit motion be heme to erest of M if broug! would uot doom at present to Overcome Object to "Tae Evening ) May 1—The Clerk of the nbly to-day sent to Mayor Strong Ass when | called | TATTERSALL SUES EASTON. Allemes that the New York Agent Misappropriated $12,546.67. A litigation of interert te horsemen and (Conti The woman, who Is evidently insane, ‘The woman was allowed to go Into the street without restraint. Six-Year-old Dow lienry Notiton in Brooklyn, Little Henry Briton, six years old, of 18 ‘Moyd street, Brooklyn, wht Franklin avenue, r My avenue Snecean' Brooklyn, this afternoon, was struck by| Hornpipe trotley car 89, old, by M He was knocked down, Both arms a oe Dance. He were badly fractured “ He iw also believed to. have been se-| Charles Re verely injured internally. He was taken to the Eastern District Hospital, where it was said his condition was hall His first | on| who _ THE WORLD: WI nue ful ts i a Pickwick, bay was hough Va yeartl for $7, Sophia Mt ut to Jamp! One Hundred Coaching Parties. Down a Shaft Vauw nty or elghty coaches ts Sophia Maas, of New Brunswick, N. J., | consider fine attendance To-day the tried to take her own iife this afternoon | number wa# close to one hundred In the Federal Building by throwing her- he Cobweb Gun Club, of Harlem self down the elevator shaft on the Park | came down in a tally-ho, and althoagh Row wide of the structure they were only thirty stron, they made noise enough for three h i ore enteral the room of Unite! States Com Baker pile horses, and ranged missioner Shields and told him that « and! hte (Ww nd M. J. Me= had been shot through the heart by an | i i jee aes electric light and that the bullets had | Keon and Charles Donnelly lodged in her lung, and she wanted the| Charles R. McLane, of the Manhattan Commissioner to ‘cause the arrest of /ciuh, took dawn a party of nine nary person ; is Beal ane Rave the name of a dreasmaker jiv-| Coach and six, while J. H, Shul Ing on Sixth avenue as the n who} Son of te mililonalre baker, sported the shot her with the electri: light coach won first prize at the Then ahe weit on to say that she had | \ yey, obtained Judgement against the woman, - ee J not get the money Jos Hennessey, of 624 Columbus Commissioner Shielia sail he|avenue, was on hand with thirty-five A report the case to the Chief of! fanny, om he had brought do e rhe said she would cut her throat | fends, whom he had brought down tn and started for the corridor. a tally h coach, Approaching the high ralting surround. | Tae » Ward had a delegation, ing the stalrease, #he Was about to thtoW | neaded by ex-Asaembly Mic! ing near intercepted. her. wllahan, while A 1 Mulry loo after a dozen or more from the Seventh District. Duncan Eliott brought down a aria - nother party BULLET IN HIS MOUTH. ticlans of all shales, as well as ——— officials whom Mayor Strong doubtles Cont 87,500 naa Yearling and W. an Two-Yenr-0) four colt, out at of the in nt ngs 189, HORNPIPE WINS THE HANDICAP, from First Page.) turf followers was begun to-day in the ne tine oF Ode whowed, or, In fact, any of th jfult of the Tattersall Company, of New | {ine rine on olds showed, or, in Tart any crime Term Cienied i ceatunt We Nine ston Tt will take the racing puolle some © organized the New York branch of | tiie to wet accusswmed to the change, the firm. i The c t bet, e but when ft does the wisdom of the ne case was heard before ex-8UrrO- | now tawa will be recognized, ‘Thin 18 & f A ne wae AD’ | regarded as a friendly tp by the Asso pointed an referee by Judge Lacombe, of | URNS! a8 A Trin the United States Cireuit Court, to take | “SOR 1) bie pubis testimony, The hearing wax held at Mr 10,000 Karly on the Ground, Ransom’s office, 160 Hroadway By the time the bugte called the horses The Tattersall Company alloges in 18! to the post in the first race there were complaint chat Mr. Basion entered its} at jeast persons prese ad seats employ as the New York agent about] in the grand atand were at a premium, Feb. 18, 18%, and received as such ©! The men who had been predcting that yan ay of $4,840 tg January, 188) the attendance would not exceed 3,000 and from that fate to January, 18, at | we e infield and lay do rey Gel Went out in the Infield and lay down on It ts further alleged that Mr. Easton | the grass. wrongfully converted and im pplied The future of racing seems assured, money to its own use and to the f ie ave no fe Fy tiffs damage in she sum of $12, rate ead Le Rave no veee UAL tae In reply Mit. Baaton makes publfe support will be lacking. The tenial of the charges Hrooklyn Jocke Club will find, after tion and alleges that une the ecke c ay's receipis, thal { his employment he was ent ia eects NRA abo alk smpensation other than tis salary ee THe ROBE pEontacre: Une i compensation to be depende ever had, The increased aimission fee, Lividends earned and pald by the Com: | the reduction in the number of bad paoy to very fe he decrease alue ol The action Is brought tn tort, which [2 @ Very few, t Le ee signifies that if Judement is found for | Purses and the Handicap made the dol- the plainut? a warrant to comp I settle | lars roll into the cash box tn a promis- Ment may be Issued aga! SuIbRy Me loae Oh the uve ecll F. Benson, a dir Ing fashion, The loss of the ring revenue house of Tattersal will not be missed, jays ag i 4 Many of the oid familiar faces who case, A wagon lar pa wd on the scene che;@rwnid ata will be examined during the progress of | 4#ed on the scene from the grand stand the hearing. and lawn had come down In tally-h —_— coaches and private conveyance WANTED TO KILL HERSELF, | (,,"\"er.Presente) «spirited so + | was a race, one with the other, until the - - track was reached. ISDAY EVENING, MAY 15; 1805 ® Hy Cl abeven 1 8 me delay the feld got away to ‘art. Hallstone rushed to the front In the first furlong, and opened Up a gap of five lengths from Owlet, with Hermanita third and Emma C. next. When they got to the far turn, Hallsto: began, to die away and Owlet passed him, ding into the stretch by a_couple ngths before Hermanita and Kennel, The last named came very strong at the last furlong, but never could get up to Owlet, who won easily by a length. Kennel war eight lengths in front of Hermanita. Time—147, THIRD RACE, Expectation Stakes; one half mile Starters. Floretta, 118) (Grimny Axiom, 115 U1. Lamty) HS (Hereeny Me (Littleneldy . 01K (Lamy) ik (Pen: Peep 0” Day, 118 (Tarai) 7 Floretta sustained her Washington rep- utation by slpping away from her fleld with her tremendous speed and winning hands down by two lengths from Axiom, who was never headed for that position. Montezuma, who got away last, came Strong In the stretch and finished third, a half length behind Axiom, but ten lengths in front of the others. Time— O51. FIFTH RACE, Halt x mite, rs Hit. Fin, TIS (Grin a amore, 118 (Taraly 15. q ! re 116 (Penn) ewdy) 20-4 e and Haglet had the race be- them, The latter led into the stretch, where Hazlet took the lead and won in'a hard drive by a neck, Cassette was third, ten lengths away. Time—0.51, SIXTH RACE, tween One mite and a aixteenth, Hetting, weights, Jockeys Straight. Pi Toa” (Littleneld) 11 108 (Code) 10-1 106 (J. Lambiy).cc.0 41 Loe dGrifMiny st (© Hueston) (Penn) 4 (Hamilton) : 100, (Clarke) G W (Bergen) 6 (Sheedy) ne WO vas second. Charade, was third. Time-L8 1-4 ST. ASAPH RESULTS. RACE TRACK. 8ST. ASAPH, May 15, ~The results of the races run on this track this afternoon are as follows: First Race-Five furlongs.—Won by Fredericks, 1 to 2 and out; Reynard, fecond, 4 to 1 place; Some More third. Four furton| eid a s.—Won by -and out ‘Soshade ond Ra Chaema, 1 to second, 4 to 5 for place; Creosote third, Time—| O51 1 Third Race-Four furlongs Won by dget, 8 to 5 and 2 to 5; Somage second, to § for place, and Simaron third, Time—0.49 1-4. Fourth Race—Seven furlongs.—Won bv Hirch, 4 to 1 and § to 5: Valkyrie d. 8 to § place; Jim McLaughlin} Time—1.32 Race —Mile.—Won by Pirate 1and 4 to 5; Lorraine second. | third, Time—| place; Julla ur furlongs,—Won by White Cock- Fifth, cht Sixth Race 2to Land 2 to Kalkenbrenner Commits Sul-| believed to be at ther desks, were in cide While Insane. plenty. Christian P. Kalkenbrenner, keeper of Two Arrests at the Track, a fashionable Mvery establishment at] Just before the horses went to. the Havemeyer and South Fifth streets, | post at the Rrookiyn Handicap, Detecs Williamsburg, committed suicide at 8] tives Reynolds ant Wiser arrested two o'clock this morning by ehooting himself | men on suspicion, The prisoners de- tn the mouth In the bathroom attached | scribe! themselves ax Frank Clark. of —we- 5. 28) West Fortleth street, and) William TROLLEY AT IT AGAIN. J. Willams, of 215 West Fifteenth il i street, this city, ‘They were locked up. HORNPIPE'S CAREER. years Round sale of by asa two-year-old was in teal. the Double Event, which was run at he motorman was arrested. heepshead Ray on June 17, 189 He — ——_ - won the race, ting Decline nd she SYLVIA THORNE FREE. others, He also won the second section. of this event on July 1 at the same a -_—- trac i 1 on July Is he won the Tyro Stakes at She Secures a T ‘orce from Man- Monmouth Park, defeating Doblyns and ager Ren Tat trie others phen he Twas "detotted twlea, “and. wound up his season. by Sylvia Thorne, the actress, late with| Wipturiig the criterion Stokes wt Moe. the “Passing Show" comp: » Will be} mouth on Aug. ta granted a divorce from Hen Tuthill As a three-year-old he gtarted eleven Seay : mes, but Wits returned a whiner ont manager of Eddle F ‘Oft the Harth'|i ice: ile victories were-in. the cagiton company. Bhe will also be granted the| Stakes at_the. Hrooklyn, Sprig meeting, use of her maiden name, Gertru Titus. }on a heavy track, when he again beat Miss Thorne was married to Tuthil. ti] Dobbins, and in handicap. sweepstakes Chty,-on Sept. 18, 182, and sepa-jat the Rrooklyn Fall meeting, also over A year a last) August a heavy track tilt wan aScuted of Impriper con So ce ey with an unknown wo at the Jonlal Hotel, at Eighth. avenue RECORDS OF THE HANDICAP. Hundret and re A mics = coe |. vuthii made no defense, and Justic Lawrence told Syivia Thorne's lawyer to Je Set a Time Mark in hand up a form of decree for signature the FL Ins, E' SMALL PARKS The Brooklyn Handicap, which was TEN NEW » lrun to-day, was the ninth since the ee event was inaugurated in 1887, Strange as It may appear, the first year's race has never been equalled in time or for Commissioner Squier has selected 2,009] the closeness of its (nish, Dry Mono- acres in Various parta of Brooklyn for | Pol Wing and Hidalgo. tintshed ften ore public parka. The locations of | Short ds apart, after a flerce drive the wites have been fled with the Coun-|/ that began at the bead of the stretch, ty Clerk, and $ Court) will ‘ry Monopole won in 2.07, and. the Ae alone nearest approach to that time was made The ire to be ~ last yea | locate Tt Hamit-| es have been won m, ensonhuret Dumont, | M aS and Pes- Sinikay and ares Maspeth {considerably below that of bust. ye Halvey an MAMCN When it was Worth $17,700 to the owner Jhocker ay Nii ofthe winners 1 Backer ons ye following table will show the win Baek ners. place and third horses, the, time —— Mf the rice and its val WM. O'BRIEN IS BANKRUPT. [82 or tion AAA Wile. an. Tite Yaee te : : 5.850 1888 The Hard, Hanover, Tey beth Will Resign fr v Hinweent After! ing Bx Prince Roval, the Adjudication Occur \ see .caatacasctie., Gates, LONDON, May 15. -Willtam O'Beten, | ME Teun, Prince Hoval |Member of Parllament for Cork City land formerly editor of United Lreland, | Was served today with @ noth bankruptey for the amount of the judgment, £407, recently awarded Mr Patrick Chance, an Irish lawyer, who | L a 1 as counsel f M O'Brien oe in ® re auines eee alae Wy the and who brought the detion for slander | amd Owlet yn the pal of Mr Or against | RA TRACK, GRAV \Lord Sulisbury, whieh resulted in ay The Brooklyn Handles Verdict In faver of the ex Premier, event of to-day’s card, was the feature Mr. O'Brien will resign his seat in| of a fine class of races that drew the Parliament immediately after the ad | regulars in old-time fashion. In addl- Judication in bankruptey occurs: |tton to the Expectation Stakes, there | — Sel | Were four first-class events besides | AREPLY FOR GRESHAM, |x race. ” | The running was spirited, despite the | Mawattan Government Denies atte | POE {ck ant there was, lows of ape Opening events served to warm up the SA RANCISCO, May —15—The | {line the fi crowd of 10,00) which had arr APst race w As starte ‘ for consideration the Bullivan Truck Steamer Austral.a, from Honolulu May 8,| them geal for the event of . _ ie . t 1 in, The races were run as fol "| A bill touching the eame subject was | Vices a Prize bt nich " 4 f b i aa ar | Sis furlongs eee ee ete pe {Wich WAS! vetoed by the Meyor's couple of weeks Minister Hatch bas handed Mintster| §i}.(n."™ Insider the vote Was carrie! and| ago, and the bill Just passed was drawn | Willis is answer in regard to the recall Domi “ In direct vote the bill was defeated ¢ . ¢ Thurston, which will go forwara by | Wernbers. 3 ‘a with a view of meeting his objections, © tat 7 * ‘are * | Patrician, M2 PASE 2 8298 We Kee It permits the stabling of trucks owned | {Mis mail, Tt Is a lengthy document, | Fascotum, 2 BRIDGE TRUSTEES NOT TO GO. by bona-fide residents of New York in the street in front of their places of business. Sehierem Beaten Again. (Special to The Evening World.) ni makes a general denial of the harges against the Hawatian Ministe The latter's course Is upheld in every particular Gresham is informed that will not be returned to Washington, but the letter dues not name uccessor, ———— je Fire. ‘There was small fire this afternoon in the Dasoment of « Hiding at 137 and we fourth Resa eo f head and mes u hustling. and a halt moved to ‘Thurston by two was three- Patrician. One mile Starters ming and Wornber head to the a strong Factotam amay the ris of @ PipimenLit, fy In the stretch Domino ‘ont, still under a pull, and won in the easiest the from ra. » Streten, Hand thy id talrd, esible Wernbe: length in SECOND RACE Betting. st Owlet, 106 Gitteseld)....,.00em out 4 the ing Wein moa © others 4 length 4 to 1 nlace, and Matte 1. Time—0.00, eget E, HARLEM RESULTS. RACE TRACK, HARLEM, Il, May 15—The races on this track were con- tinued with the following result First Race—Five furlongs.—Won_ by Flying Dutchman, 1 to & and out; Friar second, 2 to 1 for place, and Cossack third. “Time 1.02 1-4 Hecond, Race—Four furlongs.—Won by. Byrdee 8, 7 to 10 and out; Miss Ross second, 4 to 1 for place, and Amenta third. “Time—0.60, hird Race—Mile and one-sixteenth.— Won by Pepper, 5 to 1 and § to 5; Tre- mor second, 3 to 5 for place; Midstream third. ‘Time1.49 3-4 Fourth, Race Six’ and. one-half fur- long -Won by Blue and Gray, 5 to 1 and 6_to iva second, 2 to 5 for placa; Spitfire third. ‘Time—1.28 1-2, Fifth Race—-One | mile and twenty yards, Won by Oakley, 3 to 2 and 1 to 3; Burrtil's Filet second, 6 to 6 for place, and Pat Malloy third,” Time—1.45 3-4, RESULTS AT LOUISVILLE. RACE TRACK, LOUISVILLE, May 1i.—The races on th’ track were well contested, The regular fifth race was declared off, and another, made up of different entries. was substituted. Summaries: First Race—Six and a half furlongs.— Won by Orinda, 6 to 6 and 2 to 6; Poet Scout xecond, 2 to 6 place; Elva third. Time— 1.26 1-2. Second Race—Four furlongs.—Won by May Pinkerton, 1 to 2 and out, Merry Nell second, 3 to 5 for place, and Sir Dilke third. Time—040 1-2. Thint Ra e Mile—Won by M or To Interior second, 2 to 1 for place, an lad third. ‘Time~1.48, Fourth Race—Four and a half furlongs. Won by Ren Brush, 7 to 5 and 1 to 2; Del Coronada second, 4 to 1 for place, second, and Ben Eder third. Time—0.58. — ALEXANDER ISLAND ENTRIES RACE TRACK, ALEXANDER ISL- AND, May 15.—The entries and weights for to-morrow's races at this track are 6 to 5 and 1 to as follows First Race—Five furlongs Deviser 100 Red Cross. 100 Pickaway. 16) Columbus. 100 A 100 Hemet 100 100 Prince Klameth.. 100 Lite Bravo 100 Reynard 10 Fagot 10 60D 100 Second Race-Stx ond a half furlongs. Sharon. Lady Danby sun Dart Third Race—Six and a quai Beckton 8 7 7 Ohiat Justice! Seven furlongs. Lomgsiride Halt Brom a0. H Lite Jim. Miu Finnwater ‘Traitor - Four and a half furlongs. 105 Connors 10) McKeever 103 Venusbere 108 Fredericks 105 Luray Six and a quarte 105 Ontarto 105 Ponre De Leow 105 Can't Tell 105 Tr MS LABORERS. odi, Prt aie jecretary HIS VICTIMS Monbello, Arrested. Sugene Parodi, former private secre- tery of Count Monbello, the Venesuelan Fitth Race Kus Mamie i Tim Fiyan Sixth Rave Archbinhop furlongs. ‘onsul, Was arreated to-day by Detective gt. Trainor, at Duane and Elm st upon_a bench warrant, issued in Februa) Parodi is under indictment in’ the second degree petit larceny he promoters of the reasive Improvement claimed to own of land on Chesapeake Bay a capital of $1,000,000 ‘The Company employed’ a number of Italian laborers, from whom {tts claimed they obtained money, but failed for ang 1% Maryland Company, oy acres: and to hi mann ya who ront of mi % tos’ Le SPOT Oy t against nc parodi fe Augustine Glallovenso, “ot 338 dred and F.tteenth street. t Parodi took $0 from Rate erica | character, KERSHNER’S STORY Stand in His Own Defense, Says Admira! Meade's Charges Ai Qu'rageous and Fa Testimony All In and Mr. Choate Begins His Summing Up. The third day of Medical Inspector Edwar§ Kershner's court-martial on the charge of perjury and violation of naval rules began ai 10.30 this morning in the Brooklyn Navy-Yard, Joseph H. Choate, sentor counsel for the accused, had not arrived at that hour, and the trial went on without him. Dr. Kershner was again accompanied in court by his son, Lawyer Hinsdale, for the defense, then read a report sent to the Secretary of the Navy for Capt. Phillip, former com- fying on his honor that he believed Dr, Kershner to ve a capable, trustworthy and accomplisned officer. There was another momentary break; then Mr. Choate and Surgeon-General Tryon ar- rived, and tne work of the day began in earnest. Dr. Kershner was called on the stand, He sali he had not expected such a charge as Admiral Meade had made jainst hom “It Was an outrageous, unjust. and mainly false charge,” said he. “It re- flected on my private and professional and T felt that nothing in the charge was correct.” Kershner especially ubjected to Meade's. calling im “timid,” not “up to date” and a hronic fault-finder." Dr, Kershner wont on to defend his action In sending coples of the report of the Court of Inquiry to the Surgeon- General, by saying it was customary and that he had not known article 235 of the Navy Regulations, which forbids Such an act, was as binding aa it is, He positively “denied having given out voples of the report to the newspapers. . Kershner said that during the in quiry on board the New York he had started to tell the court that he had sent a copy of the report in question to a friend In the United States. He had been interrupted, however, and told that the inquiry ‘was held’ merely to ascertain who had sent verbatim copies of the report to the newspapers, and that he must confine his remarks to that subject alone.’ With this idea in view he had made what to be true answers to the court's ques tlons. He dented to-day that he had sent yerbatim coples of the report to the Surgeon-General or to. Bloodgood. Nothing had been asked him at. the Court “of Inquiry, he claimed, “substantial copies. ‘The newspaper article, Kershner said, could not pos- sibly have been taken from the copies he sent Bloodgood Capt, B. R. Russell, of the Marine Corps, was the first witness called In the afternoon, Russell testified he had been & membe? of the Court of inquiry which Kershner was witness on April 6, He said that no stenographer had been Frerent at the inquiry, and he ald not think the recorder, whose business it was to dowti the evidence, had taken sentence of it. He thought the word ‘verbatim’ had’ been used in the examination by Huse. Dr, CA. Pardee, of 6 East Forty-third strest, New York, Dean of the Medical Faculty of the University, sald he had Ynown Dr. Kershner hitimately for tnirty-five years, Kershner, he safd, has always been spoken of in’ the highest terma as a man of high personal char- acter and aollity. Mr, Hinsdale informed the Court that the defense would close at this point. ‘The coungal-then, after a hurried con- sultation Nagecta tor iimit thempelves To half an hour each in. summing up, Mr. Choate began by praising Kersh- ner's brave and faithful service, saying he thought such a court-martial must have been gotten up ‘merely for the amusement of the people.” He stated that Kersh ier had acted with laudable rudence in the affalr with the Nova Scotian bark off Barbadoes, and men- toned his former disagreement with Admiral Meade. “Dr, Kershner.” he said, “or anybody else, might reasonably be angered and surprise as that sent by the Admiral.” Here Mr. Choate reread ‘the indorse- ment, in which Meade spoke of Kersh- The drug firm of A, W. Dowa & Co,, 399 Cen- tral street, Lowell, Mass., consists of Mr. A. ¥. 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Jereey City. ty fork, ty 64 ii pslipnces end ineveate ® call 4 oat you wl ‘Come end have @) Mr, Choate said, wa The Naval Surgeon Takes the mander of the cruiser New York, certi- | he believed | about | Judge-Advocate | by such a savage indorsement | ner as “querulous and timid’ and recom- mended his removal, This indorsement, ntirely unwal ranted, and the forwarding of a copy -of it to Dr. Tryon was perfectly |b At worst, Kershner, in sending It, was guilty’ of @ mere’ technical violation, for which a “half-minute suspension would be extravagant punishment. Bloodgood was the doctor's life-long friend, and {t was but natural that he should turn to him for advice in trouble. ‘To forbid this, Choate claimed, would be “putting a brutal construction on Naval Article 235. After Lieut, Lauchheimer had spoken twenty-five ininutes, the court ad- Journed until 10.30 o'clock to-morrow, PLUCKY MISS POITIERS. She Grabs a Thief Who Stole Her Poekethook, Miss Rosa Poitiers, of 120 West Forty- second street, was walking in Twenty- second street this afternoon. When near Sixth avenue a man grabbed her purse containing $8 and some valuable papers from her hand. She grasped the man by the coat collar and held on to him. The man struggled, and in his at- tempt to get away almost dragged the woman across the street. A crowd began to gather, and the thief, | slipping out of his coat, dashed down Twenty-necund street. Agent Jerome, of the Charity Organization, who witnessed the theft, pursued the thief, and at Seventh avenue overtook him, The two struggled, the thief being worsted. He was handed over to Patrolman Flynn, of the West Twentleth street station, who arraigned him later in the Jefferson Market Police Court. The prisoner gave the name of Philip Kerrigan, and said he lived at 210 West Nineteenth street. Justice Taintor held him for trial, JUSTICE BARTLETT ANNOYED. He Denies Awarding $7,000 to Law- yer M. L. Towns, Justice Bartlett, sitting in the Supreme Court, Breoklyn, of his own accord an- nounced publicly this morning that he Was not the Judge who awarded Lawyer M. L. Towns over $7,000, or tore than half the judgment obtained by Mary Wiley in her sult against the Long Island Railroad Compnay. Mary Wiley lost both feet in an accident at Jamaica. Justice Bartlett said that the order had not been pre- sented to him, although he w ting at Special Term at the time. He was very indignant that the award should be laid at his door, M:. Tcwns tried to explain that he | { i |had not obtained the order. | Hartiett usned up and shut Mr, Towse joff by saying that if he had not ob- tained the order there was no call for any remarka from him on the subject at that tim THIS HON Mra. Dr. Me! EYMOON SHORT. er, Five Days a Bride, Has Her Husband Arrested. Mrs, Ray Meisner, thirty-two years old, a bride of five days, was complain- ant in the Harlem Court this afternoon against her husband, Dr. Emil Melaner, of 178 East One Hundred and Ninth street. The doctor met his wife, who was Miss | Strausner, seven weeks ago as a pa- | tient, Admiration was mutual from the | doctor proposed marriage. Last Friday the couple went to Brook- |lyn and were married by a rabbi. They j Went to live tn furnished rooms in East One Hundied und Ninth street, and last | Monday, the bride said, her husband called her names and abused her, and } threw her out of the house, telling her to return to her home. Instead, she secured a warrant for her husband. When ‘the case came up this after- noon the doctor sald he was willing to provide a home for his wife. She said that was all she wanted, and Justice Welde told them to go home and live together, hey left the court-room arm in arm. 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