The evening world. Newspaper, September 26, 1895, Page 5

{ ne en ee REAL ESTATE (run'terur ‘sss ce EXCHANGE, BUSINESS OPPORTUNITI GOON THE Half Million Guarantee Page. VALKYRIE MAY RAGE AGAIN, The English Yacht to Re- main on This Side of the Atlantic. READY FOR NEXT SEASON, Talk of Private Matches with Defender Influenced Dun- raven’s Decision. WILL STAY IN ERIE BASIN. a “Trial Horse” for The announcement was made by H. ‘Maitland Kersey this morning that Ayrie Ill. would remain on thia side of the Atlantic during the coming Winter. He said she would be given a berth at Robbins's dock at Erie Basin, and would be put in shape for racing early next Beason, “Lord Dunraven's reasons for chang- ing his original plans,” said Mr, Ker- Bey, “are that there has been so much talk of arranging a series of priva' races between Valkyrie and Defender, that Lord Dunraven finally decided to leave his yacht over here for the ‘Winter in order that she might be Yeadily avatlable early next year in ease any of these races could be ar- ranged.” Mr. Kersey added that Valkyrie might also be available as a “trial horse” for Mr. Rose's future challenger, Dis- tant Shore, when she came over for Mext year’s cup races, “That will be an advantage which ‘Valkyrie Ill. did not po: )"* he said, nd which there has been reason to re- gret.” Is it true that Lord Dunraven has Fecelved an offer from an American to buy Valkyrie?” “Not that I know,” replied Mr. Ker- wey. “At any rate he would not sell ber. Of that I am sure.” “When will Lord Dunraven and his party sail for England?” "I believe they will leaye New York to-day on Mr. Laycock's steam yacht ‘Valhalla. She was to have sailed this morning, and I suppose they are now on their way out. “Is it decided that Valkyrie III, will femain in her berth at Erie Basin all Winter?” “That is the present intention, but our plans may be changed. If Defender should go to the Mediterranean this ‘Winter, as has been suggested, to com- pete in any of the regattas held there, Valkyrie III would probably be cent over. Otherwise she will remain here.” The English p was lying off the Jong pler at Robbins's dock this morning and all her men seemed to be taking ¢ rest. Her stores had all been truns- ferred to the City of Bridgeport, tut nothing had been done in the way of dismantling her. Both her captains, Cranfield and Syca- more, were ashore, and were carrying ‘on an animated discussion over the tele- phone with Mr. Kersey in New York, and when they had finished their talk, they said that they had no information except that the yacht would go into Winter quarters as soon as possible, “AML her racing rig,” said Capt, Cran- Meld, “is stored at the White Star dock, ‘and the only thing that remains to be done to put her in shape is to unbend the sails of her ketch rig and store them ane pall not unship her masts or any of her spars, und Mr. Dickey has a berth for her right here.” it looks as if this meant more races with Defender,” put in Capt. Byeamore, “put I cannot’ belleve that she will do any more racing this Fall, To tell you the truth, neither Capt. Cranfield nor myself knows what the plans are, and We are simply waiting oraers from head. quarters, It was only yester ing that we received word that was not going to sail, and it was Much of a surprise to'us as kt was to anybody.” WW you care to make @ transat- vould voici Walkyric in the W inly, she's good for any sort of yer, didn't we, captain »“replied Cranfleld, ig. and we'd as ry as now.”* im, Ghen fo you expect to go back to ye haven't recelved orders yet, Ti say confidentially that I'm re: go over as soon as they'll let me, Plled Capt. Cranfield, while Capt. onded proval. mre poate "Fated this afternoon that rranged to have the two cap- pe nad d'the remainder of the crew. re- turn to. England in the White Star steamship, which sails from New York Wednesday. Inle of Wight, Sept. 26.—Mr. retary of the Royal Yacht was asked to-day regarding hat a race will be sailed this tween the yachts Defender and in American waters, Mr: Grant said no challenge had been ven ‘or accepted by Lord Dunraven, eX tar as official knowledge had reached ge fhoval Yacht Squadron, for any ie Retween the two boats’ named, pee ANOTHER CHALLENGER NOW. Herbert Moir Has $150,000 Sub- scribed to Build a Cup-Hunter, LONDON, Sept. 2%.—The Yachting ‘World, in an issue of to-day says that Herbe-t Moir, who proposes to build « syndicate yacht to challenge for the Cup, has been almost inun- Bed Sich Te the writers of which Sher 0 subscribe towards the project gums varying from $250 to $5,000. iNiready more than $150,00 has been offered. ——— Afraid of His Employ Freedman, a cloak manufacturer at eral alarm to be sent ers to-day for Martin jesman in his employ. ‘syca- Squadron, rumors | geason pe! Valkyrie 111. Face BASEBALL CHAT. It Umpires Murray amd Hurst can be consid- ered as having great minda then the time-worn adage that great minds run in the same channel Me al bowk, Of course, ft ta stretching a point to say that elther of these two Individuals 10 0 man of thought in the ordinary sense, but tha to acceptably fill thelr positions they should be, ee Admitting for the sake of argument, however, that both are gifted with huge bundies of gray Matter, then they are at variance, as those who ‘saw either the game at Bastern Park or in Wash In the former plac Brook! 1m of the sixth In- could eaally have been continued, Mr. Hurst officiated, and Aker tuo oun bad niuden he face he kept th Giants ‘and Senacors piaying at hide and FES the ball da the ven Mr. ry Mike Th cau handful of matches from the borrowed es ee In either case the umpire was undoubtedly at fault.tn BrogRiyn play could have been continued at least half an bour ionger, while Hurst should have called ww York-W ead of the seventh ‘asiag, [rea had te not doing anything was expected of hi cromed dodging 0 Leas. His alia and suites a vary much le was also ¥ decisions, olbiold rocky" on base eo. te were beaten yesterday, there Is still room for the local cranks to fee happy. Doheny pitched, and in the face of couraging support, he did excellently. H. Jerful improvement and had good con! ‘Tals youngster is sure to become a war. Harry Davis, the Up in great shape, te te Bote ae Company. The Ef tainly pleks mare im Doheny and that the Washington management hes mio & prise in Shortstop De Montreville, ® sure thing that they will be able to EeBehntionlen ey 8 and be sys he ing to Kick up 8 row. up & great ir bee Now tall "3. League Presid Torento Club, the rabbed the youngeter hapman's consent or League. They did not 0 the Toronto Clu any Felease, neither did claim on the youngster's Money for De Montre they file a services. chret eee Will now fight the the mat: tine, ‘agree: la itkely to have to dance to a Mvely tune. De Montreville {8 a most promising boy, and his work with the Senators has tracted attention. He would be « valuable man for any club. s 8 8 Jimmy Bannon, the rightfelder for the Be ‘aa great ball player. in yesterday's game ‘at Eastern Park Bannon made a rianing gatcn of a foul that Tucker shoul made the timely ai whica scored the only two runs for his te Tom Daly, who covers second bag for the Bridegrooms, played a splendid game yer:er- day, “He pulled down a line dri ney's bat in from Ten- fourth inaing yesterday that y netted the atere sev rd for the day was fve without an error. furest batters ont! himself solid lerday at Eastern Park by ming out a two-bagger to left, scoring Grimn and Fouts with ne. two cash- a Hote tiuad it yesterday, fer both a very hard task to locate their Jack Grim, said to be the best-looking catcher in the League, & slashing three-bag to lett centre ‘in rae} Park that home run her the ball and bad it the diamond in time to stop Grim at fielder in his position, hitters in the Ea be dratted b; Oct. 1. Phila thinking about 1B Smith two o 8 8 The closing series of the season between New York and Baltimore begins to-morrow, Inci- dentaily It will be bargain day, and as upon the outcome of the series may depend the ch crowd should witness the tthe Orioles in thre mes, and Cleveland defeats Louleviiie, the Spidera will wie the ether, Glante, f. The standing of the League Cluds this morning was a8 follows: Clubs wok, Pc. |Clubs L. P.c. Baltimore .. 49, 42 vesilpliteturg .. 68) 60 a5 BOG cea)Newy @ bi 7 003) 6 SR Li “aaa at 6 ‘Aas 9 27 Brookiyn ... @ -639\Loulsville OS 2M Elna ages {nas hoped when Peter De Lacy vent word to Phil Dever that he would not Interfere with the Brooklyn meeting, that the redoubtable. Peter was resting on his laurels and would not be hoard from again thi however, and in an interview he intende arresting all of the owners who part pate in the Morrie Park meeting, scheduled to begin Oct. 14. De Lacy claims that under the deci#ion of Judge Biachof overy owner who enters his horse In a sweepstakes is guilty of participation in @ lottery, It sema a pity that De Lacy should have determined to proceed rainat the Wenteheater track, which Ix purely a Ingn, plover tot | nie aus | Che porting meeting, conducted by August Belmont, James R, Keene and oth It Peter had pro- cerded against Brighton or Aqueduct, for in- ance, no word of protest would have been h 4, De Lacy could have padlocked the and taken Key without hearing a mur- mur, Bt 19 one worries about De Lacy Intends todo. ‘The racing amociations are re- signed, and will almply take steps to smooth ‘ut the annoyance as well ss possible. Inci- dentally, the arrests will furnish an 9 test the real meaning of the word . 8 Plerre Lorillard is making preparations for a long stay in England. He has leased quartei Newmarket for a larm of three years, with the priviiege of a renewal for Me Lorillard will ship bis horses early next month, and John Huggins will go along to train. Hug: ging will not attempt to Introduce American inethods of traluing. but will adapt himeelt to Engliah enture of Mr. Lorillard {ano new experience for him. He has be there before, and in turf history are recorded the glorious’ victories of Parole. Mr. Lorillard has no highly-bred youngsters in his lot, by of the Sensations or Ballor Princes may some speed. Tt fs to be hoped that Jockey Murphy, jnishes as that on Key fo pute up auch fe on Key” Weat pute him under suspicion: fie ‘sould rememb: Toast, “that be te rot riding at Alexand: 4 or Bi. Asaph. ° rar, two races zoster. with Prig that he might just as Vi "hare won, Pris especially fe a hand horse to ri and to put up a midget like 'Doanell ts virtually declaring the borse out of it 13 8 J. N. Crosby, manager of the Narragansett race track, has announced that there would be Totrunning races at the track thie Fall. The Possum given in that the large ‘number of ractny meetings pear York would reader there unprodtable. — IS CRUGER THE MAN? 4 Mayor Strong Wants Him fer Park Pr Col. & V. R. Cruger, it is sald, has been tendered the position of President ef the Park Board by Mayor Strong. Col. Cruger has not expressed his will- te accept, but is being urged by to do #0. rere raeontont aR municative regar: od e a members, and intends to ide other c' new: President before making them public, “las to the burial o! THE WORLD: THURSDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 26, 1895, ), HORSES AND CARRIAGES, GOOD WILL AND INTEREST, LOANS, PURCHASE AND DUMMIES WERE PAID, Men on the Department Pay Roll Who Did Not Work. DISCREPANCY IN ACCOUNTS. Chief Engineer McCanna, of Brook- lyn, Pats Blame om the Char- ittes Commissioners. Inguisitor-in-Chief Hugo Hirech this morning continued to probe into the accounts of Chief Engineer Patrick Mc- Canna, of the Kings County Charities Department, ana Commissioners Gott, Nolan and Murphy from 1890 to 1894. Mr. McCanna has been on the atand three days in the proceedings of the Cities’ Assembly Committee, heid in the Court-House, Brooklyn. He has shown that money in large quantities was wasted in connection with his Department, but puts the blame on the Commissioners, To-day Mr. Hirsch dwelt for some time on the subject of repairing the root of the penitentiary in 1890. Mr. McCanna read from his own ac- counts, and his statements were com- pared with the books of the depart- ment. There was a marked difference between them The Chief's time-book shows the cost of labor to be $2,200, The weekly re- ports to the Commissioners only show $459.57, ‘The payroil of the Department from January to July, 1891, showed the names of twenty-five men who, It was alleged, worked on the Penitentiary roof, Mr, McCanna says he is ponitive these men’ never worked, on the Job. Their names cannot be found book. The amount paid to amounts to about $16,000. Mr, McCanna said again and again that he did not know anything about these men. He contended that as he was present during the entire construc- tion of the roof he would have known {t had the men been there, He vadmit- ted that he way the P. McCdnna of the firm of P. McCanna & Sons, undertak- ers, of Flatbush. He denied that he had any under- standing with Morgue-Keeper Pierole the pauper. dead. He admitted that the firm buried most of the people who died in the County buildings. He admitted algo that other undertakers complained of what they called “McCanna’s monopoly. oe FUNDS FOR WARING. Bonds to Be Issued for $22,188 for September Expenses. Ata meeting of the Board of Estimate and Apportionment in the Mayor's office this morning it was decided, on the re- ceipt of @ certificate from the Health Board, to issue revenue bonds to the amount ot $22,788 for the use of the Btreet-Cleaning Department from Sept. € to Sept. 19, inclusive. Comptroller Fitch offered a renolution to the effect that after Nov. 8 the con- tract for trimming scows be let to the best bidder. The resolution laid over for an opinion from the Corpora- tion Counsel. An appropriation of #20000 was thorized for furnishing the third floor of the Constable Building, at Eighteenth street and F.fth avenue, for the use of the appellate division of the Supreme Vourt. these men SCOTT’S ASSISTANT SCORED. Snys Ward's Carele Nullified His Plea. Judge Pryor, in the Court of Common Pleas to-day, scored the Corporation Counsel's office for carelessness in the case of John Finnerty against Btrect Commissioner Waring. Finnerty obtained a mandamus from Judge: Giegerich in the Court of Com- mon Pleas, compelling the Street Com- in the Department, granted by default, the Street Commis- Bioner falling to appear in court. Assistant Corporation Counsel James Ward, in applying to Judge Pryor to vacate Judge Giegerich’s order, said after the mandamus was granted ad the proceedings d mistake, instead of going Into the Court of Common Pleas as he should have done. Fifty dollars costs had been awarded Finnerty, and this the Corpo- ration Counsel's office wished to escape, Judge Pryor said he mistaking the court in which the proceedings were pending implies such carelessness as nullifics the ex- cuse for the default, Under the circum- stances the relator ts entitled to the nd the motion to vacate is de- fAberal fes Conclude Their Demonstration with a Plenic, ‘The two days’ demonstration of the Liberal Excise Law Societies closes with a big picnic at Bulzer's Harlem River Park this afternoon, ‘The allied so:teties, 360 in number, opened the ball yesterday by parading the streets fully 15,000 strong, bearing ns denouncing Roosevelt, “Blue and Mayor Strong's admin i ‘A_mammoth mass-meeting was held in Sulzer's Park last evening. Fully 90,000 lovers of liberal Sunday laws flock- ed there to hear Otto Kempner, Rev. A. fi. “Grant, Excise Commissioner Har: burger and half a acore more citizens air their views on excise matters. To-day's festivities are of a purel gocia] nature. The picnic began at 2 B, . and continued during the afternoon, SAY HE'S A “FAGIN.” Police Caught Grant Coaching 1 Light-Fingered Pupils, Theodore Grant, on whom the police have bestowed the sobriquet of "Fa- gin,” was remanded until to-morrow in Jefferson Market Court this morning, charged with inducing three boys to pizk pockets, Grant, who 1s twenty-two years old, and lives at 222 East Eighty-ffth street arrested by Central Office Detec- tives Doran, Tinker and Brown Forty-third street and Lexington nue yesterday afternoon during the big parade. Samuel Hallowits, thirteen ears old, of 174 Division street; Louis iiverbloom, eleven years old, of 12 Nor- folk strect, and Morris Jonkofsky. four- teen years’ old, of 13 Norfolk street, his three alleged pupils were also arrested, The boys were all detected trying to ick pockets Grant was waiting for fhem ‘a short distance away. Magistrate Crane remanded the thre: boys into the custody of the Gerry Bo- clety. —— D je Bearding-Heuses. They are to be found by the score on The World's Half-Million Guarantee guide to good boardin, in’any time- | missioner to reinstate him as a driver | The mandamus was | t fe Went into the Supreme Court and | h ismissed there, by It might safely be called a/ Harry M ‘made to show that at the time the al DERBY WINNERS BEATEN, Laveno Wins the Rich Jockey Club Stakes at Newmarket, NEWMARKET, Sept. %.—Although the weather to-day was blazing hot, the mercury in the thermometers rising | above the 8 mark In the shade, there! @ large and fashionable attendance 2 nel sults d_ white umbrellas, which are not usually to be seen thus late in the sea- son, dotted the paddock and stand Lord Rosebery, whose two Derby winners, Ladas and Bir sto, competed for the Jockey Club Stakes, the richest prize at the Newmarket firet October | Meeting, was among the notable peuple present. The conditions of the feature Of the day were a8 follows: The Jockey ( ereigt to receive 500 sovere.gns, the third 200 sovereigns, the nominator of the winner 40 sov= creigns, and the nominator of the sec- ond 20’ sovereigns out of the stakes; for three and four year olds, winners of {he Derby, St. Ledger, Grand Prix de Paris or Newmarket Siakes to carry 12 pounds extra; quarter miles. The result wan as follow Mr JM. Moaldeworth’a bay, volt Laveno, three | | a distance one and one- jeainere's c! b or, eare, by 1M. OU of Carrie Roy... & T. Cannon's chestnut Ally Venia, three years, by Melanium, out of Keine Hlanchens § The bettirg was 9 to 4 on Laveno, 9 to Zon None the Wiser and 25 to'l on Venia. Eleven horses ran, Lord Ro bery's Derby winners, Ladas and Visto being among the number, FITZ'S STAKE STILL HELD. Jastice Beekm: Wo v That $1,000 Attachment, Justice Beekman,in the Supreme Court, to-day handed down a decision denying the application of Friend, House & Grossman, counsel for Bob Fitssim- mons, for an order vacating an attach ment for $3.07.% on Fitzsimmons share of the stake money in the nands of Philip J. Dwy The attachment waa obtained in July by the Metropolitan Job Printing Com- pany for money due on printing done r the Hob Fitzsimmons's Own Spe- elalty Company prior to Fitzsimmo. counsel nded t the attachment was obtained on the round that the pugilist was not a lent of this State, An attempt w tachment was Issued Fitzsimmons ha become a resident of this city. Justice Beekman saya that careful consideration of the evidence he ts satiafed that It is not sufficient In Fyality of weight to convince him that itzsimmons actually had acquired a residence here when the attachment was levied. ~ WANT A FINAL DECISION. after a Fis Licen: Question Brought Into Court, AUSTIN, Tex., Sept. 26.—Sult has been instituted in the State Court by county oMcers for a mandamus against Comp- troller Finley, compelling him to {ssue a license {i prise fight. A petition for a mandamus Is also prepared. The difference between this petition and the firat is that the pleadings show that an actual demand was made on the Tax Collector for a license, which he could not comply with. This brings the question before the highest civil court in the State, and It believed that the Supreme Court di cides that there is no law against pris. fighting In Texas, Gov. Culberson will take no Interference in the Corbett- Fitzsimmons fight, If, on the other hand, the Court holds thai prige-fighting is prohibited by law, St 1g belleved the Governor will use every effort to stop It. It is hardly pos- sible that any other than a full court will sit In the matter, Judge Denman, one of the Judges, resides here, and the petition will be presented to him. ———— MAYOR CAUSED HIS ARREST. Martin Charged with Pr! Checks on Col, Strong's Bank. John L, Martin, who ts also known as James B. Moore, and who was ar- rested at the instance of Mayor Btrong for having printed a number of checks on the Central National Bank, of which the Mayor was formerly President, was Again held for examination in the Tombs Court this morning by Magistrate Wentworth, name Ges ert BRIGHTON BEACH ENTRIES, RACE TRACK, BRIGHTON BEACH, Sept. 26,.~The entries and welghts for to-morrow's races on this track are as follows; First Race-—For maiden tiree-year-olds aad up- yard: selling five furlongs. tt Handeup 104 107 Hop Bloom 3.0.00.0.104 104 Relvini tut 104 Navahoe 7000.00 1 Bowling Green 101 101 two-yeer-olda; elling; six 21 @ky Blue 108 iI Article 13 11d Rebea lox Helen HI 1 Volley 105 Wellman...) ILL Tennyson It los Unity 1u9 John Ha 108 Third Re ida; one mile, Allen L., i 103 ONy Gamin 102 Herkimer 10% Monstoress 108 Apprentii 192 Rodman B, 103 Sir Joba Fourth Race—H upward; one nil Adelbert. Pepper. Charade Shell Kinglet for two-year-olds; five Imperial. 95 Helen ii ” adioll 3 85 year-olds end upward —— ST. ASAPH ENTRIES. RACE TRACK, 8ST. ASAPH, Sept %—The entries and weights for to- morrow's races are 4s follows; Firat Race—Five furlongs Come Hom 102 Deviner Icoland S102 Saltabury” ‘0B Alva Little Chai % 103 Mullet SUlon Lady Teacher. Adjourn +102, Flakewood Courtaey ": $47 208, Socond Race—Five furlongs fe 103 St. Laurent 102 John Com,” Roughan ‘02 Nightinga’ Third Race—Six furlongs Carnalite eee dT Lie Fourth Race—All ages; four Joe Mack ne Eclipse, Jr. AM Midroae Jubal Cain, J 14 Murray Balwant . erty Fitth Race—8ix and a half turionge. Marie Lo . 100 Bive Edwin 1108 Ronda ‘Tribute 2104 Sixth Reco—Meven furl 9 Jimmie James. eS, BOARDERS, LOST AND FOUND. .. .*. SICK BABIES’ FUND, Late September Contributors to the Charity. BROOKLYN LITTLE ONES HELP The Free Doctors’ Effective WV Exemplified in a Case Here Described. rk THE SUBSCRIPTIONS. 4 $91,744.36 vol, Brooklyn. aw) s a 169. niquhoun and ot Here is another story told by one of the free doctors of the Sick Babies’ Fund. during their Summer work: “In East Fifteenth street 1 found an interesting family, mother, father and six children, the eldest child seven years, the youngest six months. Three of the children were sick, ©: youngest, had diarrhoea in form; another had bronchitis, and still another malaria. There was no money for a doctor, for medicine, nourishment or clothes, ‘They had not ‘a decent coy- ering for the children to go out, Into the street. Were It in one of the Sand wich Islands this might have been proper, but here society, no matter how ir, requires some covering. The sick ones were supplied with medicine, some milk, beef tea and clothes. A marked change in the ap- earance of all xince my first visit has aken place. The one that had diarrhoea is much better, The one with bron- chitis i# well, and the one who had mal ‘1 h improved. The little bat ye some new frocks and clean faces also, It makes a great. trans formation. ‘The parents are very fay benefit to them by the Sick Babies’ Fund has been of suet tical and lasting effect that never forget tt . the very bad thankful and Hrovklyn School Children. To the EAitor 1 43.60, Wo |. Brooklyn, and lemonade and candy 4 Mamie’ Guerin. P. 8.—Our ages are 12, 11 and 10 ye Six Children Have a Fair. To the Filtor: a jf held at 100 Ridgewood avenue. Hrook the following Little girls realiaed $1.65 for Ue Dies, which we send to your care and in Ci ie 8. O'Brien, | Hano, Alice Colquhoun, Annie Booth, May Colquhoun, Loulre M . Mabel Booth, Eadie Alexanter, Save Money and Make It! Tt would cost more than 85,00) to send postal-card notices to the people who will see a “Good Will and Interest” advertisement on The World's Halt- Million Guarantee Page, geass et t= keh an Baby Found Dead tn Ned. Alfred Gardner, a three-months-old baby, of $48 West Tweltth street, yeaterdey was found deat a bed. oo BREWER SCHWARZ’S DEATH. Died Suddenly in a of Heart Troabl: The family of Anton Schwarz, brewer, maintain the greatest reticence concerning his death, which occurred suddenly late Tuesday night in the flat of Mrs, Margaret Baldwin, of 231 Hast Eighty-sixth street, where he was viniting. Mr. Schwars, who was the publisher of The American Brewer" nd a member of half a dozen societies, lived with his wif* and grown-up chil- dren at 112 Berkeley place, Brooklyn. Mrs. Baldwin. who first reported the case to the police, said Mr. Schwa who had been on a visit to Philadelphi returned to New York on Tuesday night and shortly before midnight called at her flat. She claimed to be an old friend of the family. She sald he threw himself in an arm-chair and complained of feeling ill. A short time afterwards he expired. A Coroner's physician who reviewed the body said Mr. Schwara died of palpitation of the heart. In this he waa strengthened by Dr. 8. Breitenfeld, of 18 Eaat Seventy-fifth atreet, who had treated the brewer for years for heart trouble. ‘Tie pecullar part of the story Is the mystery thrown about the death both by Mrs. Baldwin and the Schwars fam- fly. All information was denied at Mrs. Baldwin's flat, nor would she give any information ‘about self, All Inquiries at Mr. Schwara's Brooklyn home received similar treatment ave Schwarz, a son of the de- ed man, was seen at 112 Berkeley place, Brooklyn, to-day. town Flat “The Inference that might be drawn from some of the stories in to-day's Papers, that there might be someih'n suap in my father golag to Mra Baldwin's home, where he died, is en- tirely erroneous," he sit rs. Baldwin Is a woman sixty-five 3 old, I have been absent from the sometime, but 1 am told that she ‘an old friend of the fanily, There is nothing In connection with the that I wish to conceal.’ — IDENTIFIED AS A ROBBER. Dr, Drury Says Mo wi His Assallants Frederick Morgan was arraigned in the Adams Street Police Court, Brook- lyn, to-day, charged with stealing car- pets from 65 Bmith street. Before being arraigned he was !dentl- fled by Dr. Drury, of Johnson street, ‘one of the men'who robbed him of worth of jewelry at Nevina and tate streets on July 27 last. He was held for further examination, 2 SPORTING MISCELLANY. e 2 One of There will be mo raco between 1. J. W the fying sprinter of York Athi Clup, and Piper’ © professional The A. 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