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MEACHAM'S TH4NKsGIvING.
An EH-EmplOyes OF the Cunard Steamship
Company Arrested at Dinner.

The Brooklyn detectives have had for
some days tho photograph Of handsome. mus
cular young man. who was wanted by the Jer-
sey City police for alleged embezzlement from
tho Cunard Steamship Company. II was the
picture OF Mr.. John @. Mcacham, who for ten
years had beOn employed by tho steamship
company. and had for some years been the
superintendent OF the company's bonded ware
house. Two weeks ago. after an error had
been discovered In his accounts, he was dis
charged. Thcn further investigation revealed
a deficiency Of over 500, and warrant was OBJ
tQlned from Justice Davis Of Jersey City for
Aleacham's arrest He lived in fine style at
$40 Wayorley avenue Brooklyn. with his wife
and three children but after tho warrant was
put into tho hands OF the Brooklyn police, they
found that he had sent his wife and children to
Philadelphia. and was himself missing. 1t was
!arsseertained Yesterday that no was 10 cat
Thanksgiving dinner with his father at 239
KyeTsop street, and Detectives Frost and Corr
went there and arrested him. Neacham at
once admitted that he was guilty OF an offence
,bHi,ih the company. but he said hardly
locked up in cell in the Washington street
we'll connected in Brooklyn.
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THE WIDOW or Waf. RALsTON.
sauandcrinx sIeO. 900 In Three Year.-suing
for Guardian for Her.
Prom me- SIN F,uHeis'o ChioHieie.


About n year ago the once handsome
widow Of the late William c. Ralston attracted a
considerable share Of public attention and com
ment by reason OF statements that she had fallen
into tho tolls Of certain skilful and adventurous
young and needy gentlemen OF the world, aud
particularly into those Of q New Yorker. who
profitable affection.
This unfortunate woman Is again brought
prominently before the public, this time in tho
role Of Il person incapable Of taking care OF the
liberal means provided for her support by the
friends OF her deceased husband. an appeal hav-
ing been made to the Probate Court Of this city
70 provide guardian for her person and estate
The action was brought some months ago. aud
was on the point OF being compromised through
the Intervention ~ A. 4, Cohen, who was act
ing In the caps, ity Of friend. II was arranged
that she was 10 have the benefit Of the proceeds
from an investment o. 100000. contributed by
the friends already referred 20. but that slc was
not 10 have access 10 the principal, Subsequent
The sum nc" Of s9Sooo This he deSnSd to iarnsh
saying that she could only receive $500 the
amount Of the monthly installment upon the in
yestment for her benefit Thcroupon she with
drew from the arrangement and secured two
lawyers 10 represent her.
To make the cause Of the action clear I will
be necessary 10 rehearse "A little OF the history
Of Mrs. ltalston: Attor the financial ruin and
tragic death Of her husband, w C. Rslston. she
was. through the generosity Of his wealthy
friends. endowed with fortune the in. 1me OF
which was sufficient TO enable her. with or
which as a wife, she had always been nccus-
toned, But little OF this fortune, II IL repre-
sentod, Is now let, ana 70 prevent tho too rapid
disbursement Of that little. the appeal mem
toned has been made. The action was COM
monccd by A. J Rslston, J d. Fry, and J. c. L.
Madsworth and the ploadngs ailsRe that OF
the fortune Of something ike $4,000 given
20 her. Mrs Ralston had already squandered
about $4,000 in RECKLESS living and sup
porting and maintaining ono or more per
sons having no legal claim upon her. II Is
also nlleged that there Is in the possession Of
Wells Fargo n Co. some 100000 belonging 10
Mrs. Ralston, and Of which she has demanded
payment, and the prayer Is that, in order 20
prevent Mrs Ralston and her children from
becoming beggars and becoming n charge upon
public or private charity and because Of her
mental Incompetence TO manage her estate n
guardian be appointed 10 take charge. Of her es-
tate and OF her person Tho order forbidding
the payment by Wells. Fargo 4 Co. OF the
money was. made. until the action should bc
disposed Of. but by subsequent order Mrs
Ralston was enabled TO obtain $4,000 OF the
money.
Mrs. Ralston is now in this city. her home at
present being the Palace Hotel In the action
now pending Messrs. Coghlan and Mcclure will
DO represented by W. II. L. Barnes.
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Adver.l.lns tho Five Cen. Barb.r..

John Gallery. Jr.. OF 265 Division street.
pleaded guilty in the General Sessions to the charge
the unlicensed sale OF liquors at 26s Elizabeth street
your Honor Gallery said. my brotherinlAw Is the
proprietor Of tie saloon al 2ds Elizabeth street sold
the liquor to oblige HIM ala not know that he had no
license Twas patrolmAn and detective on the police
force FOR eighteen years detailed the CITY Hall
for twelve years It's not likely that III be turning a
yioetor OF the law in my old age Ihavs 10 look 10 my
brother lnlAw for everything that get why. your
Honor, haven't the price Of shave in the world" ~
We'll well. Judge sutherland said syeing Gallery
thoughuully. Then he frightened up. There's a
remedy he said, for that though see BARRIERS signs
every where telling us that nowadays man can get
clean shave for Ave cents"
Your Honor" Assistant District Attorney Herring
said, there's only one he flaw IN the prisoners story
lie accused Of selling liquor three times during the
same day HIS oiging disposition toward his brother
n,law could hardly have been 90 extensive Heyerthe
less IN view of his history and his alleged ignorance
me fact that his brotherinlaw was not licensed will
not urge severity upon Your Honor
Well Gallery Judge sutherland said, ~ suppose
must discharge you. You may 90 but be careful how
You sell liquor III the future "
Judge SutheNand then fined Daniel Mcnamara OF TOO
washington street, an unlicensed liquor dealer, $50
English Championship Walking.
The following Ia the record Of each OF the
competitors in the six days tournament in England:
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WAS SIZE lBDUOTEDf
Ths Charge on which . Drsssnaaksr aaa .
Russian seaman we're Arrested.

Russtan seansa we're Arrested.
Pauline Homer, pretty, blue-eyed girl OF
sixteen. 10 missing from her homo at IS Presi-
don't street. Brooklyn, and her father. Andrew
Homer. has caused the arrest OF Jano Talford. q
dressmaker aged 40. OF 668 Hicks street. Brook
Ign, and William Smith. a Russian seaman. OF
Beach place. on q charge OF having abducted
hor for immoral purposes. The girl had been
reared with extreme care by her parents. who
had forbidden her. IA we'll az their other daugh-
ters. to quit the house except by permission.
She was compelled to attend strictly 10 her
church duties. and was habtually obediont.
Her picture In her first communion dress is In
her parents home. Her father Is sailmakor.
and her mother very industrious woman.
Tho latter sal to reporter Tor THE SUN;
Sho had in her employ one Jane Ialiord. who
was recommended to her rs good aeamstress
and needy person. and for some months this
woman has boon sowing for her. and her
daughter Pauline vas often detected IN close
William Smith. who 10 not an ordinary seaman.
but something Of ship broker. He Is 40 years
appearance. Ho frequently called to see Pau
line. pretending that he had messages from his
wife. and was once or twice seen about tho
asked by Miss Alice Homer what his business
was he said am conundrum." The, only
were when she went to some. social
gathering in his house. On Nov 1g
she worked hard at housekeeping. and
house to a party She did not return that
night. and when her mother sent to the house
che was told that Pauline had not only not been
there but that there was no ball thore the night
before. She Was found on the following Thurs
day staying with lady in Smith street. whore
she was Introduced by. Mrs. Jane Talford rs
Clara Densmore. an orphan. who Wished board
for two weeks When she returned home che
refused 10 say word In explanation. but said :
" l will surprise you all some day." referring II
is supposed TO anavormont she had made to the
woman with whom she was found, that she had
been married three weeks to rich ship broker
who was soon TO claim her as his wife. OF this
her family knows nothing. The next morning
which was last Friday, she slipped out OF tho
house before the family were up. and has not
boon seen since.
Mrs. Jane Taford was arrested on Tuesday
and locked up In Raymond street jail on a
charge OF abduction. aud William Smith was
arrested on Wednesday. and hold In 81 900 bail
The family profess TO have evidence connecting
the prisoners together In q conspiracy to alb
duct the girl. They traced Pauline to Mrs. Tai
lords house on Sunday Nov II, and have
found that Mrs. Taliord told her TO tako false
name and make. various false representations.
Mrs. Talford told the woman with whom tho
girl was found that Smith was to pay her board.
On the occasion Of Paulipes second disappear
ance she went TO Mrs. Talford's house aud wrote
a note to Smith.
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Joseph MoKi.rnan'. R.app.nranc.

Joseph McKlernan Of 1874 East Twenty. second
street has been up in the police courts for the past year
under various charges generally drunkcnnessor disor.
derby conduct on sunday he WAS again before Justice
flammer who remarked that the young mans face was
you before" ~ ~ ~
Justice WV 'NN Wv
. You sent me up twice " answered McKcrnAn
lhs Justice remenbe red him ana also that Ito had nut
nun udei bonds u keep the peace ami ordered his clerk
10 LOOK Up tie record II showed that August last he
was hed 70 Keep the peace tor three months in 200 in
october the bail was 300 Tor the same length Of time
month"; on hs ulAaA w y" 90
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ACCUSING HER MOTHER.
Mrs. Josephine Cerus ContendinE that there
Isa Conspiracy Against Her.

Mrs. Josephine Cerus who also goes by the
name OF Martin, was committed To the King County
Home for Inebuates by Police Justice Otterhourg ON the
10th inst a. warrant aud hahitua drunkard. on the
complaint OF her mother. She was before Judge Law
renoc. IN Supreme Court Chambers on Wodne@ STAY on
writ Of habcas corpus She WAS In appearance, any
thing but drunkard and yagrant she wore a heavy
brown silk dress and sealskin jsckct. and diamond
dan-led at her and shone from her fingers She
brunette, youthful and comedy. In the AFFIDAVIT which
her lawyer moved for her discharge ron the Home
set forth that her detention therein Vagrant aud
hAbituAl drunkard was the result OF conspiracy he
tween her mother and her mother friends who wish 10
get possession Of her property This property consd
able, she AYERS she owns house and lot m BROOKLYN
aud has nOuey aud ewelry to the amount - She
further alleges that she has supported long time
past these very parsons who have runped up this false
charge against her judge Lawrence dismissed the wit
alleging want of jurisdiction and directing Mrs Ceruss
lawyer 10 apply ~ Kings County Judge Tor relief
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USING An UMBnELLA EEFECTITALE.
Medical students Routed by one thnt was
Managed by - Vigorous Woman.

At Twenty-sixth street and Third avenue on
wednesday afternoon woman escorted by young
man and followed by about go boys various ages and
Nant attire. The woman had been celebrating Thanks.
gvng day in advance. and the boys Jealous OF her en-.
ioyment were making uncomplimcntaTy remarks about
her condition She Carried IN her hand an umbrella once
black but now yellow and without remnant o AN.
die that could he seen After short but vigorous srng
vie she liberated herself ior minute from her escort
ana cluching her umbrella nrmlv. she discharged a
downright blow upon the head Of the poT
Ecutors that iellcd him 10 the earth . though the
weapon had been a crowbaT Excited by tins success
he woman dashed among her asssAilants, and, using
Lei umbrella Ms nail, sis scattered them like chan
ponce uneer hu1Icd up amt tried 10 arrest her but re-
serving smart blow uIon the back the neck swoTe
ana threatened 70 iANe the man who accompanied her
Az hls minute uuuhSr Of medical students usTe com.
ng IRON the college M Twenty SIKH street They saw
glance That their assistance was TeuuTed. and
win villa hAloo AMI brutal NOISE they ran toward the
sowd Ihey were ANXIOUS Tor practee and they gnt ~
hheir leader went down under the umbrella a. though
thundefbolt had struck him The woman improved hcr
victory ny Kicking HIM As he lay ON the ground but
ms comrades quickly rescued him and carried INN tn
helehbofng ban Dom where they treated him sufgcsV
ana on has recovery he treated them socially. '
meanwhile the woman had retired he laurets
leaving several sore heads and black ewes behind IN.
One boy was more seriously hurt Ills ankle seemed Ia
Pc spralntd and MOI, he hnd broken milk pitcher
he could not WAX, and twas proposed 10 take Inn T.
Tie hospital but HIS mother saw the pieces vi broken
tfntkefl nud size dec ldru 10 him home
nan herself with her sllpueT
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srABBINo 4 SCHOOL nor.
A Feua Betwes. the Ysuth 81 Tive WARDS
Leaalna e The Use ef the Knlfa.


Leading - che Use 81 che Katie.
As william Kenney OF 50 Washington
street Was returning to his homo at about noon.
yesterday. he was mot By his sister In law Mrs.
Burns. who was Fastening To tell him that his
son. Jimmy. had been stabbed. She had boon
told that the boy was dead. and knowing the
Affection that tho father had for his only child.
bright youth OF IL years abe did not dare toll
him what she believed to be the truth. Kenney
hurried down to DR.. Shines office. at ~ State
street and thore no found the lad stretched on
q lounge, and almost genseess. DIR. Shine
dressed the wound. having probod II as far as
ne considered safe. and becoming satisfied that
tho knife had not penetrated a vital part, Tho
lad rallied little. and WAS borne to tho house
OF his aunt where he has his home.
AT about II ! O'Clock Yesterday morning q
cslly dressed. passed down Battery place ON
their way to the Staten Island Ferry. bound for
q, days sport on tho island target shooting
youth Of tho First and Fourth Wards When
ever any OF them meet there IL trouble at once.
Tho sight Of the tarGets and regalla Of tho
Fourth Ward youngsters aroused tho First
Warders. and from ieerinR they took 10 throw
ing mud and, It is said. stones and sticks also.
general. and n big fellow OF the Fourth Ward
gang was puRmclllng several n boys smaller
peaceablc lad. shouted TO him TO deslst. aud
took tho part OF his comrades. The big boy
tneIeupOn lurneu upon henney anu btruck MIN
with knife. As soon IA this fact wns known
the fight stopped, and tho procession moved on.
Police onicer Edward Scanlon OF the. Liberty
street police heard OF the trouble. and. uscer-
tanning that kcnney was probably fatally hurt.
took one OF the boys who was engaged In or
who Witnessed the ARRAY. and started after the
assailant. He arrested the one whom the boy
pointed out to him on a Staten Island boat
The prisoner gave his name as John Redden
OF 124 Charlton street. and said he was 10 years
OF ago. He Is very dark and some said that no
was null or an Italian. He was taken to
Dr. Shines office and confronted with young
Konney. Kenney identified him, but neither boy
would tell anything OF the stabblng.
Redden admitted the act. and when he was
searched there was found upon. him a Jack
knife with blade about two inches long that
was covered with blood. He was locked UP in
the Liberty street station.
The recovery Of young Kenney Is doubtful. He
Is bright boy and. his father says. a good
scholar. He lost his mother when he was an
infant. Four years ago his father brought him
to this city from Catholic school in Montreal,
where he had been Tor two years. and placed
him In the Greenwich street grammar school
whore he Is now pupil. From his grand
mother he will Inherit comfortable little prop
erty II no ever comes OF age.
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INFORMATION WANTED.
Cenuaaruns for all the Passengers n . New
Terk Elevated RsiIresa Car.


Six mon sat In the rear car Of southwark
bound train on tho New York Elevated Rail-
road the other forenoon. At Fifty-thlrd street
a seventh person. q woman. entered. She was
tall and very thin. Her nose and chin wore
sharp. and her eyes had steely gray glitter. At
the door she paused to ask Of the brakeman the
Identical question to which the station agent
was Just responding Yes" which was; Is
this train going down town." And he also
said that It was. AS she seated herself she
popped at a phegmatio German opposite tho
query. What time il it ?" Idon't got watch. "
." Then Of course you don't know" said sho
brlskly. and turning TO very Micawberish
gentleman several seats beond the German she
repeated her question in louder tone
J.. II believe 1t is about ton minutes past TO-
Don't you know dennl tcly ?" she demanded.
"No-I-ah-my watch has run down"
A third passenger afforded the desired In
formation. just then the conductor entered
the car and extended his hand for hcr, ticket.
How long Is this road p she asked
:, " xty sixth street to the Battery"
How for, is thatp
Dunno"
Same price for ridin' little piocc as all the
Yes" And no hurried away.
she had already changed her sent twice. A
third move brought her near solid man OF
very serious micn. who was reading his morn
" DO you believe this road paysp" she de-
ri, should think il did" ho answered very
slowly. and resumed his reading.
How many persons does 1t carry In day.
aveIaRin 2 she continued,
do not know. he replied; still more slowly.
and endeayorlng In vain to freeze her with a
stare.
She turned. and saw on tho front Of locomo-
i've moving rapidly up town. an engineers
Don't you think that's danRerous1" she In
aqE0SSS pointing tYw1rd the iS:t TSSeang Qsr
Any Of EN- killed at ?"
For full minute she lapsed into deep refiec-
ton. Then the conductor reGntered the car to
S SSs 9Ef t5ST TsS
with her glitteriug eye and demanded:
How high is this rohd from the street 2"
circumstances" said he.
"aaS Sgn can /, vary that %11Sh' Ist
Then. do you mem to say -
No he didn't mean to say. He fed to the
What did this road cost ?" she next inquired
OF the passenger who had told her that lots 4"
OF oilers had been killed
Forty-seven million dollars" no replied
She looked at him.
Next station. Houston street," the brake
man shouted poking his head Mt the door Her
upraised ,foredngcr Commanded his attention.
Whats the noxt station below Houston 2"
she demanded.
Grand street"
Four"
d, Is there a cross.toy1 car at Houston street
Yes"
How often does It go2"
Every five minutes or So guess"
You guess Don't you know"
The car had already stopped.
Come. hurry up II you want TO get on here."
As she moved out TO the platform she asked
How long do you allow for stopping at each
station ?"
He made no answer. As the train moved
away the passengers saw her head and should
Office and It was inferred that she was asking
question.
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Tho Prcsbytery OF Champlain were in session
at Psttsburg Tuesday, to consider charges Of immor
ahty preferred by the elders Of his late eongrcga
s so9, sssn', the Rev DR. F. 4 Bultey Of
the First Presbyterian Church OF Pla,tsburgh Every
EFFORT was made TO keep IL secret The changes and
subjects relating thereto referred ~ committee Of
Arbitration consisting ~ Ave members. who succeeded
In making what they termed "fsr honorable and lust
settlement the opposing parties inerc hanging papers
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Robert NJ. Baltic. proprietor OF the Erin
mouse IN Magnolia avenue, Elizabeth, NJ j. disappeared
ysHnousy on Sundfy Of Last week aud nothing en-
nsIu o. MN since lie quhtod home 0sb.nshiy 10 ncgo.
AhU PVsSssslVA WV "'N'''
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DOUBLE TRACK. THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP.
MENl, AND THE FASTEST TINE CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY
on AND AFTER NOV. 10 Is79
Express Trains leave New York. via Desbrosses and
Coruandt streets Ferries "a follows
~, 81, = ~ o. 10 l.inited II A VI l. 45 q 30
X 80 and 10 T.. NJ
Boats OF brooklyn Annex connect with all through
trains At Jersey city. anording speedy and direct
transfer Tor Brook II travel
ReuEnins trains oHys Philadelphia = o. -, s., =
hl.24 ~. 7, aud T35 +. NJ ON SUNDAY ~ Ol
$40, 50, T. $50 A NJ 4. 1888 7. NJ
Ticket offices 526 aud ga Broadway, Aston lIouse
ana loot OF Debtosses aud Cortantt ss Court 81 and
blooh{n Annex Depot iou Of Fulton St, Brooklyn, IA
ilb ana liz Hudson ST. llohOken, Depot Jersey CITY
kmigiant uckct onice, Battery place.
FRANK THOMSON, l. T. FARMER
General Manager Genl Passenger Agent
TROY BOATS leave Pcr ~. \ II, foot Leroy st +,
Il daily, except saturday, atO r NJ
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Grtnrslous.

COD FISHING.-fourth trip on Sunday. Dec 1
y Soa steamer SETH Low. with new boiler and saluon
i,seaYng I[aphhn 4 ION st y r., ~, sth 4
Island Ferry "a NJ Iiokcssi COD tackle aud halt on
board. Sec papers ON TucslV aul wednc -,ay
AL ~ FOSTER. Pilot and Manager.
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To PHILADELPHIA
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA

FOURTEEN TnRouGH TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY;
THREE DEPOrS IN PHILADELPHIA,
TWO IN NEW YORK.
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bhlN aNtt Az go nhNa st.stsf lllsV1U
Total papers printed nom IAN 1870 90 sept 81 isiA
110Oss, Js5, making daily average OF $500 III
tie a.
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weston walked one lap more than stated In the table
FRIDAY, hmythc three laps more on Thursday Vaughan
SIX aps more on Wednesday, and Thatcher ave more
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STEAMBOATS, ano 3allroaos.

A ALBANY BOATS, PEOPLES LINE
"a. tirstclass. e. Excursion. e. - .siaterooms, 81
and e.. Deck. 5uc. Leaves Pier al H.. loot Canal
St, daily SUNDAYS excepted At NJ come cting az
Albany with trains Tor West, North and East
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Circulation of The Weekly Sun
ADvERTIsING RATES.

Tor t!s sans period Is.soO.itI, weekly average.
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4Or Sale ano 90 Get

tOr Sale mo 20 Sd.
ELATS, ntors and apartments. rent from % TO s28
VAN al ~ beaoh st ami 81 North Moore ST.
OTFICES TO LEr-ln second story sun building
- ltohl anu rear well lighted and steam heated Al
ny Athuh Publication once Nassau and Frank ort az
I'O LET, ia good order cheap rooms 81 30 and "a;