The evening world. Newspaper, September 18, 1903, Page 1

ee ™ Kennedy Willlams, a young negro em- | . Thase that B PRICE ONE CENT. | MAD DOG BITES MANY CHILDREN: Supposed Rabid Animal Creates a Panlo In Eleventh Avenue, Running Along the Street and Snapping at Every One. CORNERED IN AREA AND SHOT BY POLICEMAN. Four Victims of Frenzied Brute Treated at Roosevelt Hospital | and Sent Home, but Others Did Not Heport Injuries. A morfgrel dog, part bull and part fox terrier, created haove and a panic on th avenue and West Forty- SCHOOL FIRE Bullding No. 10, at One Hundred and, Sixty-third Street and Eagle Avenue, Ablaze, but All Scholars Get Out in Safety. FORMED IN LINE AND MARCHED OUT BY TEACHERS Splendid Discipline Shown by the Youngsters in the Forty- three Rooms, Who Did Not Show Signs of Panic. The splendid diecipline shown by 600 puptla of Publi¢ School No. 10, at One Hundred and Sixty-third street and fifth street this afternoon, and several children were bitten by the supposed rabid beast. Those bditten, as tar as the police could learn, are: Edward Parks, nine years,old, of No. 555 West Forty-fifth Igseph Clements, eleven years old, of No. &9 West Forty-ftth street: Salvatore Fretso, nine years old, of No. 568 West Forty-fifth street, and Edward Hulson, eleven years old, of No, & West Forty-fifth street. Several other children, it !s reported, were bitten, but they were hurried to their homes and their names have not yet been secured. The four boys were taken to Roosevit Hospital, where their wounds were cauterized. Patrolman Charles O, Nelson, of the West Forty-seventh street station, was standing at Forty-seventh street and Eleventh avenue, when an excited cit!- zen ran up and told him that a dog, evi- dently mad, was running on the Clock between Tenth and Eleventh avenues on Eagle avenue, when an alarm of fire was sounded through the forty-three school- Tooms in the building at 310 o'clock this afternoon, was responsible for everting @ panic and the safe exit of every per! son in the school-house. Before the fire alarm sounded cries of “Fire” rang out from the street. but not a child moved until the school sig- nal rang and then they rose in perfect order and marched out of the school under the leadership of their teachers. The fire started In the teachers’ locker room on the third floor, caused by the explosion of a gas stove. Ralph Baxter, itor of the school. heard the expro- yn, and after locating the fire turned on the clectric re apparatus, He then made an heroic attempt to “check the spread of the flames with the fire ex- tUnguishers. ‘The alarm sounded first in the room of Principal BE. V. Childs, who promptly Forty-fifth street, biting every one who fame in his way. } People Fled in Terror. Nelson ran to Forty-ffth streot. The dog, somewhat larger than a fox terrier, amd showing {ts bull blood, was dashing hither and thither, while women and ohildren ran screaming into stores and hallways, and one excited man had Gimbed a gaslight post. Nelson got as near to the dog as he @ould, but did not dare fire ot him, as He feared. hitting some of the many Women and children who were about. He saw a large Newfoundland dog across the way and ran to this dog, Leading the Newfouydland dog, he at- wacted the attention of the supposed mad dog, and then ran with the New- foundland into the entrance at No, 85 Wost Forty-fifth street. The hall doors Were open leading to the rear yard. The mad dog followed full tilt into the tntrance and into the rear yard As soon as the mongrel got into the gard Nelson closed the rear door. There} the yard, and Nelson jumped on t The mad dog made a dash for the Newfoundian4, Dut before he could reach him Neixon ad shot him in the leg, crippling him. jefore he could craw! to’ the Newfount- fand, whieh he still attempted to do, Nel¥on jumped from the box and killed him with the second snot Bit All in Path, Frothing at the mouth and with short, angry barks, the dog ran into a crowd of children on the street. ‘The boys tried to run away, bi able to do so. Edward Hulson fell, and Man instant the dog was upon him, Before the tay could get to his feet he had been bitten on the left arm and the right leg. The dog did not wait to fie boy again, but {ummed on Jo- Clements, sinking his teeth 1 Parka was bitt cou injufed on ine left Ie. Patroiman Nelson said he was in- formed that at least two dogs had been ‘Ditten by the mongrel, but they could not be found and had probably been taken to their homes by their owners, An ambulance fron Roosevelt Hos- pital was called and Dr. Elmore took he four children to that institution. The, wounds of ‘the. boys were. dres: at the hospital and they went home. THEFT ON GATES’ YACHT. Steward’s Boy Arrested, Charged with Stealing Watch from Guest. ployed as steward’s boy on the yacht Clairmont, belonging to Charles Gates, | son of John W. Gates, was arrested to-{ day on suspicion of stealing a watch Belonging to a guest of young Mr. Gates, who was being entertained aboard the boat yesterda Williams has been employed all sum-| mer, When the disappearance of the | Watch .was discovered Mr, Gated nati, | tor McClusky, who detafled * Getective on the case, ‘The yacht les | foot of Hightytifth street, North lamas was remanded until to-mor- tiv row. BARGES WEATHER STORM. oke Away from Tug) Sweepstakes Reported Safe. The barge Hampshire is reported as eunsiores in ithe lower New York Bay * today and the barge Elk Garden is at anchor ten mites southeast of Barnegat) took up his post at the head of the main staircase. ‘There were thirty teachers in the building and 600 of the 3,000 puplls who attended the school. ‘The teachers lined up the children swiftly end silently and at a signal from the principal the march began, There were, huntireds of children in the street who hed left school a few minutes before, and they were srying fire at the top of their lungs. Their cries did not cause a tremor in the ranks of the well-diciplined youngsters, and all got out without a scramble. The fire was extinguished before any serious damage had been done. TRIED 10 SELL STOLEN JEWELS Two Men Arrested for Robbery of Pearls and Opals from Ap- praisers’ Stores Say They Got Them from Government Clerk By the arrest to-day of William Bray and George N. Plut, brothers-in-law. wh» own a jewelry shop at No. 608 Hud- son street, the mystery surrounding the ‘ixappearunce of @ portion of a pocket of pearts ard opals from the Appralsers’ Stores on Aug. 10 seems to be solved. ‘The gen valned at $2,800, are alleged to have been stolen from a package con- taining $7,000 worth, which was recelved at the Appraisers’ Stores, consigned to ", @ manufacturing jewel- 31 Malden lane, The package was then resealed and sent to Mr. Gutz- burger, who at cnce reported his loss to the police. No progress was made in tracing the stolen jewels until to-day when Bray and Blut tried to dispose of them to Albert Lorsh, of No. 37 and 9 Maiden Lane. The jewels were so well known the information of their disappear- ance had been so well circulated that there was but little time wasted in notifying he police, and Detective- Sergts, Dowling and Oppenheim pla the pair under arrest, ‘To Inspector McCluskey the prisoners said they had received the jewels from Alfred Hausback, General Appraisers’ Stores. Hausback was found ut his desk and arrested, has been employed in the Customs House service for seventeen years. The three were arraigned’ in Gentr Street Court and turned over to the Federal authorities. od HEAVY FROST IN CHICAGO. Damage to Corn Crop'in Ilinols Is Feare CHICAGO, Sept. 18—A heavy frost prevailed here and in Northern Mlinols early to-day, ‘The local temperatire was degre Considerable damage is be- Ueved to have been done to corn, ith her sails- During Wednesday's euttorm these | |. Later the ‘Ham a off Sandy Hooks com: ing int the bay Under her own ‘sell ik Garden hud not been pishted ant this “morning. a SCHOONER PROBABLY SAFE, masted schooner reported Iaat ora on. Dey Feat, ax, disap- | qj fontay. Rod at Me Sate aa ti WEATHER FORECAST. Forecast for the thirty-six hours ending at 8 P. M. Saturday for! New York City and vicinity: an old clerk in the | Hixergal Tows He| Hl Fair and cooler to-night; Satur day fair; fresh weste ly winds, f “ Circulation Books Open to All. *| : EDITION: _NEW te FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 18. 1908, PRICE ONE = Ht GIANT S AND “REDS” MEET JOCKEY HICKS IS BADLY HURT Colored Rider Falls Under Al- bany Girl at Post in Fifth Race When She Goes to Earth and Rendered Unconscious. BAD DAY FOR FAVORITES AT THE GRAVESEND TRACK. “Pa” Daly Scorés a Surprise by Winning the Opening Event with Illyria, Which Was Very Heavily Backed. THE WINNERS. FIRST RACE—Illyria (4 to 1) 1, Parisienne (4 to 1) 2, Wealth 3. . SECOND RACE—Jacquin (6 to 1) 1, Tithonic (15 to 1) 2, le of Port. land 3. THIRD R..CE—Shorthose (2 to 1) 1, Wild Pirate (4 to 1) 2, River FOURTH RACE—Letola (10 to 1) 1, Flammula (3 to 2) 2, Mordelia 3, FIFTH RACE—Capt. Buckie (7 to 1) 1, Paget (4 to 1) 2, Bolina s. SIXTH RACE-Lord Tureo (3 to 1) 1, Harrison (60 to 1) 2, Stonewall 3. (Special to The Evening World.) GRAVESEND RACE TRACK, SEPT. 18.—JOCKEY WILLIE HICKS WAS BADLY HURT JUST BEFORE} THE START OF THE FIFTH RACE TO-DAY. HE HAD THE MOUNT| ON ALBANY GIRL, WHICH JUST AS THE BARRIER WENT UP! STUMBLED AND FELL. HICKS! FELL UNDER THE HORSE AND WAS RENDERED UNCONSCIOUS. HE WAS CARRIED OFF THE SENT FOR. GRAVESEND, N. Y., Sept. track was in fairly good Gravesend this afternoon, could not by any means be called fast There were some wet spots in the goirrg, but the footing was firm. There was only one stnke, the Fiat- lands, a selling affair which had eigh- teen youngsters of fair ‘There were several stables with three| | or four horses in’ the race, so that the field was bound to be cut down consid- erably. ‘The weather was fine and cool and the attendance good. 8.—~The | shape at RST RAC FL About six’ furlonss. 5 Retin, c; White. jock a ot Tedter 4 6-5 enn faith. | Idd, Coburn ould ad Baines 104. Fullee | 4 fon driving, oe 3 ai a “10 meat 8 Letdia jumped to, the front, and, sie. SRS Witlises c Mats cut loose one of his| ® runaway mace of “4 a4 ed rarberMeara Wite Cry wrmtet and famous acrobatic filp-floppers in race. out Parisienne, Wealth and Gold Saint in @ rattling good race to-day. Illyria was not backed yesterday, to-day he was heavily played from 6 to 1 to 4 to 1, Parisienne raced in front to the stretch, this Charles ‘Elwood rushed to the front nd made the running. f oy | Tribe's Fl, Colonsay and Wild Pirate. | at the run ‘down {be duel Short) lose vaced up on the radi, and, followed wes ‘WHd_ Pirate, closed on. Coane El- ‘Pho latter stopped Short Eas away, Bs sere easily by two PHILADELPHIA, Pa., this afternoon ; fafa: st Delmar FIELD AND AN AMBULANCE! ree Dillon's’ record tor. 2 class carded. | lengths’ from: Wild Pibate, wi a Bi and Illyria, beaten off yesterday, beat Flammuli soins second Stent lengtha, for,the “pis NEW YORK+CINC CINCINNATI NEW YORK ... 0c ee'opans ee ae. O @010311 GINCINNATI «0. -- somes Al Pittsbuig—First games Second Game—End of fifth At Chicage—Philadelphia;: 5: 1@00300 hi ten, 6; Pittsburg, ts eston, 1; Pittsburg, 2. Chloage, 6. Second Game—End of fourth: Philadelphia, 4; Chicago, . te AMER ISCAN re re INVADERS, 6; CHICAGO, 3—SECOND GAME. dee a CHICAGO ...... INVADERS ...... ° -.0°01°0000 2 O- #0010131 At Philadelphia—Seoond game: St. Louis, 9: Phila., 2. At Boston—Cleveland, 6; Boston, 7. At Washington—2¢ g: LATE RESULT y game—End sixth: Detroit, 2; Wash.. 5. AT HAWTHORNE. Fifth Race—Fex Lake 1,,Hacea 2, Edwin Hale 3. , Fingal Sixth Race—arat 1, Br a Fourth Race—Stand Pat Thi Fifth Race—Little Scoult"l,' eg “Opera 2, Barca 3, nis 2, W. B. Gates 3. re ciel aie SHAKE-UP OF TENDERLOIN BLAIN-CLOTHES MEN. Six plain-clothes. mén and tive-Sergeants Wall and Pirate 3. (rrinsiey were transferred fraser the Tenderloin precinct this af- fternoon by Police Commissioner Greene, All the old plain-clethes mén: were transferred from the (Special to ‘The “Bvening sage H Sept. 18.2344 tet POINT BRERZE. RAC The time by quayters’; was: 35 lengths In front, of ‘River, Pirat FOURTH R. Five and a half furions Starters, whta.; va pen rir ‘ if Yor ata H fen ‘Cod, R rekt.on.. Foret “Heart falre’> Won sdelsini Of four lengths Any a Eo nal PURE TRACE ; ‘o Mile and a sixtpenth, , whes.,. deka. Bt 111¢. ‘in? 1 se Ne minut was paced by ‘two local: runners. tan hak covered the mille {r'2.0§ 112. ‘There was a. strong “wind. blowing in pi ch re |. “Thomas F. Moran, twenty-three years gid, who claims to be @ structural iron- | | Swift Gelding. ona Hea Tr i if ae ae Bisa! H iota. West. Forty-severith street station, . These changes were made at the request .. captains sekt:t6 these preincts yesterday. CORBETT 10 BOX de *“in-a:Six-Round Contest. * * Seis ats Poung Corbett, sMafit’ champion, ‘during, the first week in October. Sept. 25. glub bid is accepted. |," Forfeit for the match are to be pos edupdn the signing of artictes, Sultivan, Det. 14. Mes will the train for , “LEFT MAN HALF SHAVED. Joined in Chase. J 3ioxker, Nving at No. 428 West Forty: fs] man Parsiow, of the Kast Six street. ‘The ‘boat was capsized by its aur Heney Dastow and Daniel McGinn, Battery boatmen, came to r apsist- * “TIM CALLAHAN 'Feather-Weight Champion Is Matched This Afternoon to ¢ /Meet the Pride of Quakertown | we the world’s feather- and Tim Gallahan,| je Bmiladeiphia featherweight, were| friends." tehed this afternoon to meet i. a! Talk fn Camp McGraw runs to 1906 rdund contest in the Quaker City|and the possible changes of the winter. | KS h ‘ raly " No clud was settled upon to handle the though it] across the track,ang the! recent, ralyay i . is! Teaiieeihcharteathverechon eke makin opish, ‘the bids being left open until it impossible to break. the record... Peres. will be decided upan’ wher ‘They will meet at 128 pounds, weigh ‘s" o'clock upon the afternoon of Corbétt went Into training this after- noon on the outskirts of New York for this match and his meeting with Dave which takes place in Boston ‘Soyenth street, was arrested by Patrol- venta a sudéen| oe teu aque, but the men clung to the hull) * fe he toat was towed to the Basin, TAYLOR WORKS AGAINST “REDS” Giants Make a Great Fight i Final Contest in Cincinnati to | Retain Their Hold on Second | Place, M’GRAW BELIEVES HIS TEAM WILL HOLD POSITION Kelley’s Boys Take the Lead in: First Inning, Using Their Bats and Tallying One Run—Re- ‘peat in Second. BATTING ORDER. New York Browre, rf, Bresnahan. Corcoran, as. Wi Feitz, c. Taylor, p Sudhoft, p. CINCINNATI, 0., Sept. 18—This ts the game the Giants must win to hold them in second place. ‘The lay-off yes- terday and Chicago winning two games put them within six points of the New Yorks. The real battles for second place will start to-morrow in Chicago between New York and Chicago, Four games are scheduled for Chicago and at their conclusion the supremacy between both teama will be settled. “My new pitcher, Leon Ames, is to |my notion the best youngster who has broken into fast company since I have deen watching the game,” remarked Manager McGraw. “If he keeps up his gait next season what a great trio we will have in Mathewson, McGinnity and Ames, not to speak of-Taylor and Cro- nin. “Where will the Glants finish?” rtainiy no worse than we are. We have seven games to play after we get through here, and we hope to win the majority of them. I think, all things considered, we have made a very) 00d showing this year. We certainly] have surprised both our enemies and our “I look to see a lot of trades,’ said Rip Van Haltren. ‘Them are three | teams that will have to be strengthened: | Boston, Philadelphia and St, Low's (Conumuation of Game in Columns 4 and 5.) “CHINA TO FILE A CLAIM AGAINST US; contest, _o | | Attack on Mongolian Workers in Nevada Made the Sasis of , Money Action Which Minister Is Preparing. | Government will make a claim against indefinit Personally, Conducted Far teat. Sept to. et Seereerr, sotemes fran, alt: Tourist Agent, NY 1 7263 Eth ave., see eo | Lewis, arrested for conducting a disorderly house, to give one name. WASHINGTON, Sept. 18—The Chinese! , whee an accused by a German HERE'S PROOF OF BHMFT BY HOGAN Magistrate Has Court Records Records Showing that Minnie Lewis Was Allowed to Give Two Names in Furnishing Bail for Herself and Inmates When Arrested, WAS NOT SOLE OWNER OF THE A PROPERTY OFFERED AS SURETY, Capt. Ferris and Sergt. Nash Must Have. Have Been Cognizant of These Facts, Says the Magistrate, Who Is Holding the recat to “Protect Himself.” West TReaat street station, The Magistrate stated that Capt. Ferris and Sergeant Nash must have been cognizant of this vi tion, and he is holding the proof to “protect himself,” he says. It is claimed by Magistrate Hogan that Sergeant Nash allowed bail bond for the inmates of her house and another name to furnish & for herself. And in both of these bonds she mentioned as: security house that was raided, of which she is not the sole owner. CONDITION OF AFFAIRS) ~ IN ONE STATION-HOUS vis's report, that this girl would turn up at Police Headquarters in the inter- est of the keeper of the house, and 1 was not mistaken, because she was there. I would like to know why she hasn't been turned over to her old mother." Serious Charges M At this point Magistrate Hogan held up what he sald were the original court records and bail bonds in the disorderly | { house case, from which the trial started. Magistrate Hogan in showing them made serious charges against Capt. Ferris and Sergt. Morris Nash, of the West Thirty-seventh street station, and sai@ that the Inw had been violated. He sald: “This house on Thirty-ninth street) was raided, as the police returns 1/ 4p have here show, on June 2%. Minnte Lewis was the name of the proprie- tress. The unfortunate young girl over whom this case started is named Grace Salish, but she gave the name of| Grace Lacht on the police returns. “If you will look at thase papers you mill see some very grave discrepancies in them. ‘The proprietress gave the name of Minnie Lewis, but if you will jook you will eee that at the station- house she, this Minnle Lewis, baled} two of the women, signing the name Minnie Pelta and giving the house on Thirty-ninth street as surety, by case of Langdon, man against eno brought and Las cannot answer tl be too apparent that som What it should be for me tog omment. The facts spealt “Police Commtsstoner. Greene that he could Not ti Magistrate Hogan decl ‘olicemen Boyle. O'Rourke merman, of the. West i street station, yesterday pars he lice! on trial and not the Heemen, ‘ommissioner Greene said that, derstood Magistrate Hogan's an cs charges were tomary manner. Proven that such Was not th vigorous invest: would “ Phe Commiaalo |was any effort, being made | wash the “grat” chatwes, Dept | sloner Davis, who is" cond trials, was “pained” at the Insiniiation, and declared that ae wh Wihen she was ba r, 1a the/ wash was being used and that the dame fore the | fondant policemen had not been sume ser y su, sie gave | He courts an investigation if the name Alirinie Lewis and signed by | Hogan desires one. creas. ‘There is no doubt that ©. Accused Ferris must have been cognizant of | Policeman Robert Ulner these discrepancies, and of course| Sayd this afternoon at Ht st. Nash must hive known that lie) en the, hearing of "th made. againet eh ‘© two names—one to ball people ith and the other to get bail for he: self. Open-Faced Admission, the condition of affairs eegeni aiteet gas) Chet Clerk tga reported chat Om ‘Commissioner Ebstein's desk last It shor then The Captain and serges Starters, 1) i Here. Capt, Bugki b-34 st#eet {police station, to-day o charge) the Government of the United States there ee huity for nhiss trois? te vere Tilyria collared him, and in al at 8 ttempted purstary. The compiainant | on account of Injuries iuflcted by people ap onenetaced apmiagon of the inethod planation accompanied ie anit the issthalne Aeeiataperte dy wealth was | Guy" Barks 3 oan him ts Frank Vitrano,, who | of ‘Tonopah, Nev., upon Chinese resi-! 3? cdrrying on business in the station- Was intended by liner tobe ton ; hird, five oh hs awn Jala, 116 Swinkaeid i ke: an he rhe shop at No, 18% Third | dents of that place last Wednesday. DOMME canes where nararad ere bens id roa tion. es aeeee not Five and a ‘halt furions Me § yatveui | Th? Chinese Minvter as telegraphed |. /72 UMS ods r violation of the| sien under charges nnd teat ny aay Betting. Yitfano was shaving a custome the Chinese Consul-General at Sun We ‘the law says only one name can resignation must. be In satarters, wha Jooke, ititc * e tw 8 Fs eauin TiO, Pullers, Beg dig oe Bi phefheard his wife scream and cry Francisco to send him ax many afi- ape e not only gi on mea | Tee Miner, does, mot apbene, Je for x tito, ply, Hieins a iu* is + iB eae Vid apartments were davits as he can secure showing the doesn't own it. | jw received rans me will hee Fans Ey AM gg TabNET Test , and he deserted his | james of persons injureg and the nature Dwns it fo! dntly with her.| trom ihe fo i ‘Foustomes “and ran into the street 1 | o¢ ther injuries as wel aw was violated ax the | pATNant, District Attorney Lond & ; wb 12] imedto-aee two men, one of whom Was | 1... they might hav n the bail bonds In| aga nst binecoat of i R tis ranie 8 19 2 ay 8) Motan, rush At Beventy-tfth sect POR LY PS as the ingly grave and sensational ° Sane woo Wan gel tine we e policeman caugit | oasis of the claim a gover He refused to say what ft wag, 0 woot? Won «a st ci $0 iaim ag: ern 1 ou The Léop cut out the running, jonen t j ment. ’ e oh the police that wyilie shi eived at the Sate PR mp eee gt tte adore RNAS Canta, t fer hitow"tne | page mas, eae at ae te uy| CANNOT SPIT ON SAND. 11 i190 40] Biowell Othe Teese cante "beck? to. tha hepa A-nolae (ny, (he bathroom, When da in reply’ to the one sort vew~ ain, to-du art idaen Out. Time: jeunene on th the far tarh, ant Guy eae ACK ghé went chere some one raa away from re 4 this attack Police! Six Mem Arrested on “L” Care nowed In front so the stretche.? Ther vii 4 wit “ “Riverdale, Belle of Portland and a Buckle, went othe ek Bandon wien opened into u hall: dhe | vestigation aid will take every ie by that Stations—Two Fined. Shady Lad raced head and head, fol- | dr ys WOR euntls > by Pha oan "isc Wiodow=sit iad’ eet | OOKIN fe, the, zafety” of ‘he 1 want Scnitary ioMonre. arcalgned lowed by Tibhonic, Rob Roy and Juc-! teh from Patt. Aibans Of etic rerpoved It was the ove Of the | tee aeice oan A before iin Yorkville Court to-day for exif | quin, Whon they sttuightened out for| bled and, fells just 49 the barrier wont Domes, sme thought, that atirace | to the Pini ceas Bein tates toy his ievratien y ating on Elevated stations as home Belle of Portland went to the Bp and Hicks, her. Figer crete undes the . tion. ne elevated cars, When ar rridd off the track :un- before Magistrate. Cornel front, but at the furlong pole Jaoquin| Norse, He was cit naby url lice | before Magistrate Cornell’ four Bf and Tithonle cloged, and tn a drive Jac- bak: re man Deahy AMEE, * CAPSIZED OFF B OFF BATTERY. BANK WRECKER GUILTY. 6 officers are questionea | rsonere declared that they had win won by a iength and a halt 1 BIXPH. RACE. Fy directs the withesses |on the sand which was on the st 1 Hthonicn was wus haifa length in| One mile and a siateenth. ‘ saing tt ah front of’ Belle of Portland. Soka Hem * sein hres Men Are Thrown Ray, anit it questign Reto “what | supposing the sand had: been 1 Ni | agisirace >id there fol 3 pose. ¥ iat tralia test butsAre Saved by Bow Goes to Elmira Ref Magistrate i ane ee hed ‘One mile and an elenth. ire 5 That hum) been: my idebiiens sgigeke. ME HAE Fin Aphreessoung. men, sailing a Shrews-| NEWBURGH, N.Y suid the Mogistrate. Polices Neil 4 bury River cathoat, were Chrown Into] W. Cummin, aged S| era/-onaiol; the. ennltaaane lthe water off the Battery this after-) Wrecked the And mysele | then said chat the Health D notin by ‘thé capsiaing of the boat They @tate Bunk b. sioner Davis!) hoa lasued orders prohibiting Petit Letch, of No. 6 Jack ullty before County e fon on the said as tt was Bel | were Willlam Letch, of No. 6 Jackson ‘ SED Lan te e on on the sid b gee ea (ele Laesbeditnigieasy ince eget are Lay io one Of five Indiotment aking Of |v vuld spread. dieenye Man o War. Stanley, of No. Was sentenced to the Himira Re. IN Accused it Btare faire Won ul ‘Orfeink. street, and George Taneatore: for pertod "the Muloerry street. station | nepartment pissed by Commissioner rue rien ve of one may |! nother.” said he knew of an- Ue Sthers whe ne i Eid should S44. together ands : his: sand. trolman 1 a Jaane on Se tne Gariem ‘court