The evening world. Newspaper, May 26, 1900, Page 10

hu ae tu Ne On Lbs: ULLIVAN POSES ff \N ART CRITIC ugilist Likes Paintings of Real Merit--Rude Satyrs Abducting Sor- Ladies—Turns Portrait to Scab acbsba fists Mad | MONEY, NO BURIAL Undertaker eae a Funeral Because He rowful Wasn't Paid. His Own the Wall. Recaure tha undertakers feee had oo heen wee in full the funeral of Joh — Metarthy was not held \ eaterday aftor won oat ‘he ugh his fa re house wae od wit! ors and many carriaqes ined the curte For er ira the mourners alted hut the lertaker wea obdurate nd finally the party was dlepersed and! he body lay 4 teht in the -asket | |i 'nlees some sew nplteation artaes, ithe body wt!! be burie) late this after | ' en non ' | He tarned (t toward the wall, MeCurthy, whe was forty-two yeare ‘ led Wednesday at the home of his f y at 1@ Weet One Hun- Imortr . e ner that ‘ady with a wound! iced ar ' He eenih street Dufly &| ~~ er the heart. That makes you etop| Sone, undertakers, of One Hundred and a ) ‘ coat tt Thrtlle you stirs you| Third street and Third avenue, were ay } ih that's art jenwaged, and the father of the dead ae ; ot ‘Thyt that thing of me lent art jiman, tt te claimed. made a contract wit) - pa ady ie -ithe fi rahy he . ' aJ a Pe) makes mae look ‘ke a mixed-ale Sght+ he fem whereby bo wee to pay them \tred drese allt There atn't one harten4ter . 6 loom wera eit | Jown came hie mighty rlatet ‘omy hartentera who couldn't paint a/| serv hetter olcture with a bar eloth eoaked| ‘The $9 was paid. but when the under tn Caltforndta are? Rut don't letaltaker reache! the house yesteriay the) *t any -e4 tlew ant yellow vests about talk ar more about art It makes|femaining money wae not forthcoming ‘e there’ Of urea not We me ¢ What t have? Oh, some No money, no burtal,”” remarked the v at Anes thie ev ¢ wend around! carho water ndertaker sentantioualy j e that pieture ove and want] ¢ Su ‘tvan sat in @ contampiative| The father pleaded in vain, and fina ar fot : ' minute fe ak y the undertaker wert aw \ for the , | me 1 f aevera. ir . sore ape | This morning Mr. Mot arthy a eaced to minute Tt gives spros|tng ‘Then ne inughed loudly 4nd €% | etore Magietrate Meade, in 1 tion eve ttme te y eves ‘iatned *olloe Court, and asked sees the Du fra —— be compelled to bury his son thing, but rs and PRIZE RING ZOOLOGY. | "The agin rare tala bh co apnea’ ne ° *olone the Board of Health, but he did Ae. turned the face to the You wonder what | am laughing @t, 1/55 Instead he went to the un dertaker suppose’ Well, I'll tell you. Thinking | 4nd sromene © os omer, mid he! t bit t pg ah ok Ag before the begining A QUOIT-LIKE DIAMOND, about that bite Fits got from his Mon. | oP the reli piou 9 services thie ahern on Jepictet a large men with a ferce very time | think of these heavy Mr Du he undertaker sak the ’ 7 ' P ight ting tnto condition by fight. | reason he refused to bury the bod -htark mustachs and swoilen tent. | weWhte get " : De mA yr because Mr. McCarthy owed ra. | @ standing at a table A wide ex. |'!ns pole cats, Creat Danes, pumas * having buried a eMid and a brother o we of abirt homom was dimmed by the| Wreetiing with bulls in the arena, Timothy od “Tam not in the undertaking business fe whieh darted for a space of several | @Y deg bed oe py Al mw: | ter my pete te, ma hee from a @iamond as ‘arms an 4 | It'm all right Ure, us SS ” the hands of this rentie tn the ring | didn't have to gather 4 «> ogteal collect! bout me in order mt tench mre oteratny enn! cateson abut ow te ote) REVERSED DBCISION, ) put up t 4 ‘4 endet giltteret other gems ‘Speaking of polttica,” resumed the en (tth a etgh Col Mullivan turned the ture back to ‘he wall and reaimed seat Now. I Aon't otfeet te Colonel, although ne one had been speak ing of that subject, ‘I don't eee any reason why Jim Corbett shouldn't go to OCougress tf he oe to. Why not? Metropolitan Railroad Sees Brrer in Suit for $10,000 Damages. Ite Alamoends on tent ve got a few mood aparkiers | build have 1e there m yee! aver The Metropolitan Street Raliway Com- f, tur 1 don't nt frienda |! licked Ryan at *Miien! satppl City pany, by {ts attorney, bh vo cette | Pedmirere coming in here and seeing {“Uin' care for the ob. But Sorbet coasinted 10 th 1 of " ‘of edmirere coming ere an ne) kee al oor’ of thing, and {tf he gete onsen t © reversal of a decis on | over the bar looking like a South! +h, » aly vation me C: "my frienie will | given in tte favor The case !s that of Not al we can to help him out. Jobn Morrissey went to Washington, and he made good ¢ Corbett * just as emart In ulin't take his wer 06 M wrissey ever Was, and | toma he dojton't see why he saouldn’t be @eoted and try to " Vy runs. That's on the dead we ines } Asa peers) 1 bing 1 don't belleve Well, 'f he! prize fight mixing » in poll ties, " het I'm not | don't how of as |'¢ vote for ee r iy Be tton hand ehaker, fo !' on and eo my partners and ! told the nttne gent that we w moture, and eo what summon us te court ke ue cay for the freak ea cent out of ue for your 4 Mra. HWulds Manasse, who brought sult! ageinet the company for $10.00 damages for persona! !niurtes. Alfred and Charice Steckler are her attorneys and the case n | came up before Justice Charles F Me- | Laan on March 6 jast, At the close of the plaintiff's case i John fs 1 once was.” and the ter. |cause he ise t Sim Coebatt Ie ee ater, | Jomn M. Berioner, who appeared for the le rlht of the Colonel fell with al oh ore a ‘aacke and | way this not |°?™POny, moved to dismiss the aom- enty oragh on the mahogany table meaning to throw the gaff into the | plaint on the ground that the plaintiff tve got my own !feag on art.” he sAlor. had fatlied to show that the conductor finned, ‘and | guess ' know what's .. Ly , son the aw = Ai 7 wave the signal to the = to start | real thing and what ton! These oan t#) my fk: ends uO 4 pay for te car Se wae all ting - ‘@ piotures of hell and what goes on ‘rat feture oe Pe a] a ¢ motion ‘ asec s lawyer \ an Wo take with the public. They | gay, an and 3 fo Oolonel plnced his deror | pea Be ve.feriel Bivision eS law. | at I oall art jon tye and om se it into ad | 4 ea ony obin- Now, take that one over there mm | eee ine of Broadwa: a ve, neicieieiebieieieicice infer lee ete iete in tetetetetsieteteteie t=! {™ 4own and a balance of $15 before the [f JEFFRIES BUYS M’KANE RESIDENCE. * Champion Pugilis Takes Possession of House Built and Occupied by the Czar of Coney taland. & 2:33 CGR : a ’ nee nm ~~ ti n im | ; i ae | ge 4 ¥ J F . ‘ a RI het RRR Sa * - ~ - * AOA 9 "enn Soe - * a mo z= ~— ~ = LF oy) A a Se ae o~"T << wert = “= — « Jeffrice's new home at Sheepshead nfetetebetbetbteteteinlniniele's letetn i+ ieee! Ae -t The famous MeKane resiter “0 eummrner rest. Sheepahead Bay ‘8 [> pass nto the po nee and wt terta ts paren’s and session of Jameg | Jeffries. the pug aome other relatives there Por some time ft has been rumored: he houte Was y StaKane twen- the champion waa contemplating a res ve veara og owa use ''\s lence at Sheepahead e e moe 5 ta tn Sheers Vestertay the family of John Y M ee It s le A one hundred Kane left thelr home, (t was eal! per Att eet hy tw ' and 's manentiy. Though the price to be pall’ « in ted by es te not known. $26.00 {8 an approximate ne . rasme tv ty sve value fom sate edie < ; ts paid. will The champion will, tt \s said iiteltake poses ’ LAGUE IN. CARVED BY 1, §. CORRAL MAD COOK, 'Government snk Cuaindiars in Manila Stricken with the Pest. Cody Seiad the Pro=- prietress and a Waiter in a Restaurant. MANILA, May %—The Governmen: Robert corral at Manila has been quarantined §..... There are four suspected cases of bu- | taurant bonio plague among the teamaters, wh. Poeener are living In filthy dwellings which w be burned Bince the murders on board the steamer Micano by the native crew. Cody, @ negro, it, employet as cook in a res- at % the Povaee street, wae a ‘entre ve Court this norning atged W ne aaeauited Josephine Jonas, the pveorienrens of the | pace. and Join Jackson, a walter, yea terday afternoon with a butoner knife. Mrs. Jones had her forehead laid opes twenty-one “eo co contin of hoes ican of theme: de- coastwiee captains have been fearful of Diviston | Tetitions of the tragedy and have re- and her ‘eft hand at ‘he wrist waa near- ly severed Mile Hedecn, Serehe quested the authorities to furntah eol-| Jackson's head was swaihed in dand- the ene ger whom he ts eald te heave married en Ger guards for their steamers, which| ages There wae a lovng cut © the hy wan thon oe) Cae aN 7 after « courtship of a week. hag been declined back of his head, another on his fore- a her while he wae working et | Taree commercial steamers are now in| head ant the thumb of his ie’ hand _— ‘nome ot Sar parent ae ax wots | PRDDLBR DIES 8 OF WOUNDS. che bay, thle Spanish captain refusing | was Gea) Cpe ot \§ ONE WIFE 100 WANY, come ser After the marriage the young unprotected, and others tntend) According ') the testumony Jackson claims to have @iscovered that samteting them. The authorities have! had an altercaton in ihe hice of toe Bogor had a wife wen a ot 1 Park avenue, William PF. yoy Wee Wortally returned to the captains their revol-|resteuran' ate yesterday afternoon Weun ta - t Cor on Gestetee — Hrookiyn, whom he married four years de@ in a Bowery lodging- | vers, of which they were recently de wie th Cod House Last Mareh. Drived. Jacksons head by Hie Rride of Three Weeks a peddler itving at 000 Bowery, died in| "ueve Butia, wae captured during the | te nse and was slasned oy pains phn Gwabokd elites Woods, twenty. the tal, Blackwell i recent fighting at Nueve Ecija and |» ec My veld b ugi strato Devel ia en vyeare old, wae arral en ed in the Aa po in The World, no matter how He imfning rom oat unde at he now fn jal here. ] KA) toa tt al Py | Avenue Court, irooklyr {a morn ' ng — — oe Mare y B epee } _— - the t ree of non-eup sien tenfold results before the wife Sama Ma tie + rU;| A “bee lime” to the point you want, A World Want !s, as al! should know, salibeeai ve tried for = aafghtfall. under arrest to reach—e Sunday World Want lina | A gold mine in itsel! Witten P. Ames forty-two years olf, Jones egan { ac Col, Padilla, the rebel Dovernor ot |i ‘ bu: hee fe fay 4 two , feet tong. 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