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SITTING THE BRIBERY CHARGES.


The G.. l.. l.. Committee Wrestles Three
Hours with MIR. Pommcr.
The Central Labor Unions Bribery lnves-
tigating Committee of five began its work
last night at las Eighth street. all the mem
bers being present, and Charles Sotheran in
the chair.
Ernest Kurzenknabe, Secretary OF the
Brewery workmen's National Union; Louis
Biegler. Secretary Of Brewers Union No. l.;
Charles Pommer, Walking Delegate of the
Brewers Unions. aud Ludwig Jablinowsky
were present to tell what they know about
the alleged attempt of Secretary Seifert, Of
the Brewers Exchange, and Detective Won
Gerichten to bribe Kurzenknnbe and through
him certain delegates of the Central Labor
Union tor the purpose of raising the boycott
on pool beer.
Pommer was the first and only witness ex-
amined during the session, which lasted
three hours. He gave substantially the same
story that has appeared in IHE EVENING
WORLD. telling how Eek was introduced to
Kurtzenknabe. to whom Detective Won
Gerichten is alleged to have preached the
proposition to bribe the Central Unions
delegates.
The Committee will meet again tonight at
O'Clock
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MR.. BENNETT RAISING MONEY.

Fifth Avenue Property Sold and the Rem
nett Building MortRaged.
engaged in raising ready money.
A mortgage on the Bennett Building, at
Ann and Nassau streets, just filed at the
Registers Office, covers loan of S131, $50
from the estate of Mr.. Benefits father. of
which he is the trustee. The mortgage was
executed in Paris, and the loan is due in
June next.
Another document recorded at the Regis
ter's office, and also executed at Paris, is the
deed of the property at 425 and 427 Fifth ave-
nue. and at East Thirty eighth street. Austin
Corbin is the purchaser and the property is
sold subject to q mortgage of $4,000 and the
leases.
The consideration given in the deed is
$500. 900.
This makes total of s43l, ,55s recently raised
by Mr.. Bennett
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over the wounded man during his weeks of
recovery. il was two months before Mr..
Rodman was able to resume his Journey, and
leave for the United States, and IN those two
months had learned To madly worship Ellen
ROdman and wrung from her n confession
that, were not bandit she would become
nv wife, for she admitted her love for me
she urging me to renquish my wild life and
bitter past, but telling me- at the same time,
that while her father lived she would never
leave him.
Ellen Rodmnn, whom so wildly loved.
returned to her home in New York while
mountains. But not tor long. | was n
changed man, and determined to leave my
native land and lead an honest life. ! gath
cred together only the wealth had, and left
the country. Shortly afterwards it was. re-
ported that the famed Melrncho was killed,
aud body, terribly disfgured, was taken
and buried rs his hut this | managed by
placing my Othing upon the corpse of II
Mexican officer, killed in duel and distig-
urlng the face SO MS TO be unrecognizable.
| sailed tuT'Europe, and, with the jewels and
other property III my pos essiOn found my
self rch man. In London ! met our pres
ent host and promised hm, if ever came to
America, to visit him. SO, arriving last week,
met him in New York and came up home
with him. The name bear is my own, being
Edmond Madrida Melincho, but the last /
have discarded forever.
Once since my arrival in New York have
seen Ellen Rodman but without her seeing
me- and learn that her father is dead,
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To The Ehtor IF The Eoeri"g World:
Will you kindly publish these few lines in
THE EVENING WORLD? The gas companies
are renewing their operations again, swim
ding the public the same as they did three
years ago, especially IN the upper part of the
city. When l opened my place l used to
burn from $4 to 70 worth of gas month
now the bills that ! receive are larger from
month to month. Last month paid bill OF
Sl7. so. think this thing ought to be stopped
and not be tolerated by the public any
longer. Will you kindly take this matter up
know whatever your spicy paper undertakes
is always II success.
A CONSTANT READER.
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having died two years ago and left her poor,
and tnat she is now living with maiden
aunt, her fathers sister. Now, Colonel you
know my history; and | will candidly say
that 1t is my intentiOn to make known my
presence to Ellen, tell all of my life and ask
her TO be my wife ; and who that knew my
story would condemn me? You will not
betray ME, will you, Colonel?"
The Mexican finished his story of bitter
wrong done him aud of mis- blood-stained
lite that followed, and with arms folded upon
his heart and his eyes looking deep into
mine. awaited my answer. | offered my
hand and to his question answered "Sefor
Aladrida. no act of mine shall ever cause you
Ia regret the confidence placed in me and,
as know Miss Rodman, l may be of service
to you"
The Mexican was profuse in his thanks,
and it was then arranged that l should call
upon the young lady and tell her the history
of Edmond Madrida's life as he had told II to
me; and if | found she was still true TO her
love for him, that l was to take him TO the
house and introduce him, as "A friend of
mine. to her aunt and herself, and leave the
rest to fate.
Upon my return to New York called upon
Ellen Rodman, and upon the first mention Of
the MeXicans name | saw that she had not
ceased TO love him, and when my story was
ended she begged me to bring him at once TO
her.
Thus were two lovers made happy, and ia
one of the pleasant portions of this almost
boundless Republic they live together in
peace aud contentment in q lovely home, far
from the strife Of busy cities.
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temporarily forgetting my chance acquaint-
ance.
After supper was standing alone ON the
terrace gazing out at the moonlit river,
when Edmond Madrida-for such was the
name by which he was introduced-joined
me and said; Let us stroll down towards
the bluff, where we can enjoy a ramble and q
quiet smoke"
~ am willing, sehor," l answered, and
together we walked in silence to the desig-
mated spot, where, after a pause of few
moments, my companion spoke;
Colonel, do you remember our last meet
ing? ?"
f" do, Senior Melincho, " answered. - 1t
was in Mexico, and you commanded q band
of brigands.n
Breathe not the name of Meliucho here.
am now Edmond Madrida, " interrupted the
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is successfully playing Mr.. Kidders " Be-
witched," which New Workers will see at
Daly's in August.

is successfully playing MT. hluuer De
witched," which New Workers will see at
Daly's in August.
The children of the stage will probably
have an opportunity OF seeing little Else
shorty, thanks to Mrs. Fernandez, who has
made an application with that end in view to
the little lords proprietors.
T. Henry French, who has been in Boston,
is negotiating with William Gillette for n re-
yyal in March at the Grand Opera House of
Held by the Enemy" II terms be made,
the production will be big one, with Gil
lete, of course, as the Correspondent and
little Minnie Dupree as Susan.
E. f. Rice is already booking " The Pearl
of Pekin" for next season. Miss Belle
Thorue has made n very favorable IMPRESSION
in this return engagement of Mr.. Byrne'S
comic opera. Rice first saw Miss Ihorne nj
the Tivoli. in San Francisco, last season. He
at once engaged her.
Louis James and Marie Wainwright gave nm
interesting performance of "Nirginius" last
night at the Star Theatre. +. g. Mosley was
Iclius and Harry Leighton Appius Claudins;
Tonight, Much Ado About Nothing will
he given. Here are some of the attractions
to follow this engagement. Miss Fanny
Davenport, the Howard Athenmum Com
pany, Johnny Wild, The Wife" The
Stowawav," :" The Pearl of Pekin,"" " Evan
geline," Miss Rose Coghlan and Coquelin.
The benefit to A. II. CaZauran nt Palmer 8
Yesterday was successful, financially and
artistically.
The evening world., 1889-01-11
A Nineteenth District Association.

The Charles L. Brudcr Association of the
Nineteenth Assembly District has elected James
H. Pringlc Prcsidcnt; Alexander Martin. Vice
president; T.. II. Dunn, Eccording Secretary;
william lia.dcm, Financial Secretary: John
Rcdcnwcb,r, Treasurer. and NJ q. Dyrrs,
Sergeant Arms.
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The Strawberries Excited His Suspicious n
This Price.


If you are fond of strawberries i'll midwin-
ter you can get all you want by paying l69i
cents apiece for them.
An EVENING WORLD young man saw some
of the luscious fruit temptingly displayed in
front OF downtown grocery the other day.
" That box contains n third of quart lust
eighteen berries" said the salesman. " will
80 IL them to you for 49,"
- Thanks responded he of the pencil
" but am afraid they might he sour"
mo. indeed. They are delicious. And
they are very cheap at that price, | eau tell
you
Very" responded the reporter, land
that Is why am suspicious of thcm. When
straw berries 90 begging AT any such price
there must be something wrone with them" "
You should have come around Christmas
time. We sold them then at $S per eighteen;
We sold all we had, too.
New Years however there was big
drop. The eighteen dropped to 50. and am
afraid they will drop to ) 50 before the
Spring supply comes in. These were raised
in hothouses, at Hackensack"
" OF course the people in the tenement dis
trlcts are the purchasers" assumed The
EVENING WORLD man.
We sci all We can buy They 90 II o,tly to
the sick-room During the holidays they
went mostly for presents. Plenty of brokers
and other business men about here stop i'll on
their way home and buy eighteen or so.
Yesterday man took home ffty-four
but guess that was an extra occasion. lie
looked as If he'd been out little, and think
he wanted to make peace with his wife"
- I'll call when the price climbs up again, "
head and purse entered, evidently pro.
spectlVe customer.
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Thr nodN on lhc TrncL Idrnlillrd.

The young man who was run over and killed
by a train at Iordham on Tuesday has been
identified at the MOrgue Joseph lsaaC4
twcnty-sIN years old, Il cigar-makri, residing
with his parents at AZ Ninth street. He left
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from my home. and with n picked number of
men went to the hacienda one night and
demanded admission. / intended to take
him from the house, make him sign certain
papers and then force him to leave Mexico
under pain of death if he ever returned to the
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country. Contrary 10 my expectations he
resisted me, fred upon my men, and, as
gained entrance into the house. attacked me
with drawn sword / ordered him of, but
he still advanced, and in self defense fired
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From Colorado.
PLATTEvILLE, Weld Co., Col. !
Oct. Fl, 1887.

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Oct. II, 1887. !
Fleming Bros
DEAR SIRs: ! consider DIR. G.. McLane's Cele-
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iousness headache, fever and debility They
strengthen and tone the system perfectly. We
have used them i'll our family for thirty years
and can recommend them. WIN. ID. Ross,
MARGARET Ross.
In case of sick headache, biliousness, torpid
liver dyspepsia and costiveness, DR.. G. Mclane'4
Celebrated Liver Pills never fail to give relief
for both sexes and all ages, they are compounded
with regard to even the most delicate consttu-
Prepared only by Fleming Bros, Pittsburg, Pa.
Look ont for an imitation made III st. Louis
which il often palmed OIL on innocent specta-
tors az ours. Insist upon having only the
genuine.
The evening world., 1889-01-11
FROM THE CITY'S WHlRL.
The Uso of Opium Increasing steadily In
the CITY.

The Use of Opium Increasing steadily In
the CITY.
" Is the sale of opium and laudanum in
creasing?" asked an EVENING WORLD man of
n clerk in fashionable drug store.
Our sa'es increase steady. Where teu
years ago we sold a pound of opium, we sell
ten to-day.
" Not more than one-hfth of the lnudanum
and opium consumed is prescribed by physi-
clans Five per cent. is q fair estimate of
what IL added to the various nostrums.
Seventy five per cent, then, Is consumed by
opium.en and laudanum drinkers.
"Of course, druggists don't complain, as
we make good profit handling these drugs;
but would like to know where the craze
will stop. People that one would least sus-
pect are regular customers. They take
opium lust ns they do II cigar or u cup of tea
nnd think no more of il.
'' IL il very seldom that the habit is broken
when once begun. Nine times ont of ten.
when person comes In and gets little of
either drug, JUS, to quiet the nerves. or TO
induce sleep we safely set him down az II
stcady customer. He comes again and again
The amount purchased increases constantly,
for as th, system becomes habtuated to the
drug larger quantities are required to pro-
duce the desired effect.
We have great many women customers.
In this city there are numerous instances Of
refined ladies who are under the control of
opium.
" In 1867 the value Of opium imported was
1927, 225, while last year ii amounted to up
ward of $1,000 900.
I" AS with the use Of alcohol, pain aud sor-
row nre often the incentives TO the habit
There are many young swells, however who
eat opium Just rs they drink cordinls hey
have somehow got the idea that it is dis
tinguc, though how they got the notion is be-
yond me. They keep quantity ON hand for
recuperatiye purposes after n racket and for
the soothing effects on body and mind.
'Of course opium and laudanum are of
great value rs medicines. but when used
hahitually the effects are disastrous. The
victim of the habit is constantly accelerating
his approach to the grave.
Undoubtedly n cast Iron law should be
passed prohibiting the sale of opium aud lau-
dnnum except rs medicines and very heavy
penalty attached to its Infringement.
The evening world., 1889-01-11

Edward f. Kidder is very busy man. but
he finds time to grace the Broadway matu-
final throng with his smiling entity. He has
finished the second act of his soubrette play,
" An Ocean Pearl" which he will read to
Miss Annie PiXley later. Sol Smith Russell
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Prominent New Workers In Massachusetts.
ESPECIAL TUE EVENING woRLD.l
AVER, Mass, Jan. ll.-Charles Adams and
John Delaney. of New York, and Thomas
Rourkc, of Montreal. who stole some lead pipe
from the railroad yard Tuesday and carried il
to Lowell, were yesterday sentenced to one year
each in the House of Correction.
The evening world., 1889-01-11

Manager Field, of Boston, writes that
Sweet Lavender" is dong phenomenally
large business in that city and equalling the
financial success of " Little Lord Fauntleroy"
there. At three performances last week the
orchestra had to be placed beneath the stage
and their seats given to the audience. The
play NAV remain at the Museum for twelve
weeks which would be long run for Boston.
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A SAFE, sure cure for coughs and colds. ApAMsoN's
BOTANIC BALsAM KINsMLN, 25th st. and 4th ave. :. .
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-27

oo opened by the passenger when he gets
i1 l.i r.e7 .t when he "a seated. This IS
done 70 ward II The stumblcrs who walk on
tas pa seag ge~s' feet or fall iutO the laps OF
tel strangers who differ with them con-
SID rlb,v in the matter OF sex. | am glad
g. hear OF ,his, more in the interests OF
ta-ac men wt0 can not now f0rtably
read their papers while seated, because un-
k.ovg .4ilcs. owing 10 the motion OF the
Car. are liable 20 be thrown against them.
Cnolp, bat durable siippery-etm clubs are
% be- furu shed also 20 passengers in order
that gley may be able 70 Il ght their way out
Of a car when their destination IS reached.
Burned corn has been found TO stop the
spread Of hog cholera The experiment was
made az Peoria IL, after the burning of
a large dlstllery. together with great guam
tlties Of corn | hope, however, that the
man who sleeps In your car seats and puts
his baggage and feet IN four more, viii not
RELY TOO much on this remedy.
The custom of being little late at dinner
is hecOuIrg repousse cafe. II has been by
some considered good form 10 drop in
about time 10 MISS soup and create pleas
ay surprise bT sailing 70 third base and
takrr q scat IN stately way, thereby en-
utasiEirg the set OF q new gown or the loud
!
getting more and more rcoctst, because It
has 1ecn found that the early moments of
the u.ell lre freouentIy used IN discussing
The shortcomings Of those who are absent,
ans SD. though such people stiu obstiuate-
lr 'lso % to any thing because II IS pO-
i-e aad decent, they r. uctantlY come up 70
tiae i1r fear they VIII be the prevailing
topic Cf conversation.
3 new schemeis proposed bys New York
ttea-er. whereby people who buy certain
se1ts VIII b6 requested 70 remain in them
during Che performance There are people
who can sit two hours without cocktail,
aud they. by sitting t0Zether, viii not be
annoyed by those polite wife-beaters who
need ram every hour THIS is intended to
be more i-0EiC than comic. far there il no
theatcr as set that has adopted this plan,
but ( an hoping that they viii do 50 some
daT
The American custom of insisting on
every trus TREND joining you when you
Grin s may be c0us s.dsred "a a relic of crude
civ lratiCn. bar what DO you think OF asking
strangers to stand up. both men and women,
wh..e yrl wax over their feet on your wav
olt ar1 over their corpses on your way
tlly from your drirk'
Considering that we send our bibles and
tootpsous Missionaries 20 every heather
cline. why not orTanize movement on ths
Amerirau heathen and hesthenessl A law
fhat would wei ,be nan Who must 20 out
ae-veeu the afs and cone back with
hH.e3 breath or cicvcn breath, As the cass
nay ~ vnccSac issiles' hats over tneir
eyrs al s1s the fe1b.er people, with
enc ~nnE wrmsn who wears a h.Eh has
u-a nale of Lag OF a feather bed In ~
wr da l--r Eod Thcv couid buy their
F ION Market cr Hester street
ans % hacrv Falmre the noble woman
ner r3 having seer fortunate aoout
rat Cr6 mostly. so far. i hope that
as ra.r7rv savs the Front seats n
Fs-t 81. sao ria not wear q large bar and
Sims crre b. view cf .ae men ca tas
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ie-ill1-s, rFtll1Iz a-1 .r4ll erT.sueHfs.
A. 3 lrsa r4la -l4 lges aol ees1 acre LA
q 1--- = ~ yeo1 E--1l e5ga
1ers 81 11Esas Ca 4gl o. removed ~ tfs
lse 4r llsect Ha-er. Blfs lIzs inse.t
powder So = a. el1sr 1sscrs.
t.l a CO.. sress " CO alzcAes a. uy
c-- seas AS saI1eF ar1 / .rs.l
fesa laflsr Ql them. Ge4r vas -
f4e l-ra ea4sc then Cl1rs1 are tas
l- a4-.4s r i-seets / .l9v - arho 81
rlrfs 90 lu@fl powder "a -E.s4ga ca
Aaa
-- s4tfl.as sn the la1ie Is agaln trying
? -ae set fl+i- Ca ner end.-e vefv
a-- ~ s "a avoid messing p
~ - aa-L splll. 4.l Wo--1 81
- -t -.-eaa ara Erene e. I4se
ts ss 81 -ae same So taey are slso
re a-la the sagzr spcCn
t -eis1e r1rlilz F. A 1arle sat-
- s-- r g fqr eae4 guest, and
t-s s t-P Hatch Will ..ss La, ST. y
-s -e- F..- 4.safs BE- ss rlE4ssst.
Ae .a-aArg oFercoLt q - nay be
el fe- 81 "a aecoeslaa - hazel BARK.
oa -A eqsgerss, making . nrsl-rzis
t es4t t.r rhs winter Cavalry
Hll le HeFu thls season by 4
Aa-g ~ t-e s4s lie yolng wOmsa OF
-a i- q Agency VINO nave Or yanlzed
d Le sarfe e-leut aaf antrcorses clue
o4ee t-e es-ca aluol< gentlemen q
nr. s..ag tlelE a.l falcons al nixnr betwe..u
Gle alffresses ef tne bed has obtained. fat
a.-a whose tr9l.ers were formerly the
s..ss,t t1 less taeir shape are GOV ia =
sa,a le4l tla beat f9rm
aee e4slom of allowing pei dogs - sleeo
.n t-ss.4 roon with the children a. night
b ia4a1 r1 oe s9l1ae4lthii.l that ID VII not
b. .a4g eont led IL sooa breaks down the
s.r.rz z-st aag 20 breathe The vl-iated air TO
q--rel ~ a cald
el alater Ialtel IS made bv cutting
-re IA fr1al wi-h 1rass fender. troa
r- ls 4al asaesof hickory facings.
ll9-s covers -ad tao.e cloths are no lon ger
Gao ea .rlia Glests GOT - surrentitious-
III W ls Lheir patent leather shoes on them
WALLS l.srr4c-.ag the attention Cf The hos
tess ~ telling nIrth- provoking anecdotes
ftol Eng sl ae-bo0ss, and 50 now tho
r--.e D-o-as are cat smaller. The bi- ones
w-- let 0s discarded, however. They viii
D. used Cor napAus.
vase .ae ~ good thing % use in bright
eaias ap base patent leather shoes. IL Will
also give llster 70 passs silk hat unless
tLe hat has been sat upon by grown per-
son.
Kuo the backs of postage stamps on your
HAIR when yoI buy them and they viii never
stlcxtogether should have printed this
recipe before the hot weather, but forgot il
because 10 G.d net interest me. could not
60 aad hunt up friend aud borrow his
hair every time bought a dollars worth
Ol stamps.
Tue elevated roads OF New York viii
shortly Introduce ia their cars a cast iron
lap robe, which viii be on hinges and may
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