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The evening world., 1890-07-07
F0ILED A PIRATE CAT.
Remarkable Avoidance OF a Minor
Domestic Tragedy.

AuD'o ANSANUHSS "a haluOT
Domestic Tragedy.
Passengers on a Sixth Avenue IL"
train Were entertained an evening or two
ago by the efforts of IN enterprising and
u]nprincipled cat to obtain an appetlzing
meal.
II was in the window of a fourth, story
fiat. There was a wire screen over the
lower half of the window, and the lower
sash was pushed up.
In the upper half Of the window hung a
cage, with a bright yellow canary us its
sole, frightened occupant. Puss had spied
the bird, and there apparently being no
one to interfere, it had determined to
have bird tor dinner.
Leaping upon u stand in front of the
window. puss made another jump, catch
ing one paw on the lower sash OF the win
dow and reaching with the other for the
cage. The passengers on the train. which
had side-traCkod for the express. watched
the little tragedy eagerly, but the discom-
future of the cat came in an unexpected
and amusing way.
The weight Of the little tigress when
She caught On to the window caused 4 to
begin 10 descend slowly. Puss struggled,
but hung on, unwilling TO lose the bird,
but the window gained speed, and down
wen the cat and the tram passed on.
The evening world., 1890-07-07
SPO1LETS rs.

A Summer breeze Ia a beautiful air, It IL one
that days but Is never played.
-.
One way to prevent war is not to go to It. But
the better one Is not to let 1t come 10 you.
Boston Is worried over the term artificial
ice, " because she says the ice 80 called is real
true Ice. 10 Il Is. bless II! How would II do to
call 1t "hand-madeI"
II Is in vain TO look TO the rudy watermelon
as a partial solution oil the negro problem. Alas.
mol
There Is one word which woman 81 eaks
That til old Gabrielle trumpet blow
Will never leave the mind OF man,
-Ch,edyo Tim,s.
"wsll begun is half done " does not apply to q
beefsteak.
Chicago ought TO lie divorced from hot weather
on the ground Of incompatibility OF temper.
allure,
Love Is blind. He Ia used to blinds however.
Dear me ! wish Monday didn't come 90
soon after sunday :" said Smithers, Now. II
snithers would only end sunday At midnight
Sunday evening /!
The evening world., 1890-07-07
THE SICK CHILDREN.

The arrival of Monday means begin
ming the weeks work ngain. To-day
hundreds who returned to tho daily
tread-mill Of labor which turns to grind
the bread of %sustenance returned with
fresher muscles, lighter hearts and new
vigor. Many Of the working people. aud
even millionaires work i'll this Gotham
beehive of activity. had enjoyed n three
days. holiday. and the rest and delightful
soothing OF country scenes or sea breezes
has proved q very tonic.
When one is feeling the encouragement
of content il is well TO recall to his mind
the need of some suffering brother mortal.
probation of others woes. SO to these
freshened mortals who have been reno
waited by this short but sanitary outing
IL Is good to suggest the pains and weary
hours of the poor sick babies.
They have had no outing. Hot. close
air has feebly famed their forehoads, and
their small frames have tossed feyerishly
ON their poor cots. Nothing has come to
alleviate the misery which enters 80
largely into their budding lives.
But they can be solaced. can he re-
lieved. The Sick Baby Fund IL tho
fountain head Of numberless small but
precious benefits TO them. HIVE you con
tributed your mite to that FUND.- Can
you lay the soothing thought to your soul
that out Of your own, perhaps limited,
resources you have given generously to
assist those in great need5 II not.
procure for yourselves this sustaining,
ennobling thought by sending n contribu-
ton at once. The sick babies are waiting
for your help.
The evening world., 1890-07-07

Mr.. R. E. Frear, of 222 West
18th street, New York, received
1,17O answers to one Want "
advertisement, published in The
World in May last. The highest
previous record of The WORLD in
this line was 913, and ever this
number has never been equalled
by any other paper on earth.
The evening world., 1890-07-07
THE RET0RT CUTTING.
A Tit-for-Tat Conversation over,
heard in a Street Car.

AANTAOA az conversation ON0ES
heard in a Street Car.
Seated in a street car near two sweet
young things, who were full of the beau
tiiul righteousness of girlhood, the fol-
lowing portion of their conversation
reached me, says a writer in the Boston
Saturday, Gdzelr;
"Oh, Amy, / have a frightful rim in
my riding habit and forgot to have it
mended. Lend me yours tomorrow, will
you z"
Yes, indeed, dear" with emphasis
and the utmost sw~eetness). But I'm
awtully afraid you'll find it too tight. I
wear a twenty-one corset. you know"
Yes" "a slight but very impressive
pRuse.) Il think, perhaps. | can get it
together, though; | wear a nineteen"
IL was Gle m-cut as the stroke OF 9 razor;
beautifully given and beautifully taken.
Both faces preserved their calm aud
placid expression, a new topic OF on
Versatlon was started almost instantly
and | leaned back in my corner and mar
feled At my own sea.
The evening world., 1890-07-07

assault is cowardly, despicable in every
respect, and utterly unmanly. In point
OF fact. this sort Of fiendish deyiltry is
generally the work Of a desl crate female.
Woman may plcnd her inability 10 get
even with a man who has wronged her in
any other way. But the man who does
this has not even this weak excuse. and
should be dealt with most severely. II lie
the action of n fend.
The evening world., 1890-07-07

Count SAlk, First Secretary Of the
French Legation in Washington, did n
very plucky thing. A hnnson.cab horse
was tearing down Vermont avenue and
threatened 20 %toriously injure sone
women and children ON the street. Tho
gallant Count rushed out and arrested
him at the cost Of n LroEtn leg. This will
naturally make tho gallant Count more
popular than ever.
The evening world., 1890-07-07

Here is some advice on lettcr-writing
taken tram the LddGS' HDHe JOarndI:
Write the date distinctly. the LAY OF the
month aud the ypar-not lust the day OF the
week.
Write on plain, unllno3 paper.
Write your as aud ''Y'H differently,
their tails turned in opposite directions.
Write our "ts with n CROSS and your
a" ia with Il dot,
Write an answer to your friends Ques-
tions; II she had not wanted 10 know the
would not have asked you.
Write with black ink-pale OF faded ink
has broken of more friendships aud love
Affairs than one would imagine.
Write You name distinctly. II You are a
married woman sign it, for example, "Nir-
gina Andrews, " exactly as il YOU were not
married; but II il is a business letter the
Mrs. should no put in parentheses before
ycur name; or. better sui, the letter may be
written in the third person. This same rule
applies to an unmarried woman.
Write a short crisp letter. "a concentration
OF brightness. 1t will be much more Rpprs-
GATED IlRu one more longer drawn out.
Write as little ~ possible on the subject OF
love. Words OF love are much better said
than written.
Write yourself Idowa a bright, sensible
glrl, and you will then have written the
worry best letter a girl can possibly write,
Save rose petals, mix dried lemon vsrbrna.
sweet clover aud sweet lavender with them
aud til u silk lag for II char roll or sofa
cushion.
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A trsr-c.ass miIliucr fits a straw hat TO the
head so TINT II u,.ongs To the weaTcr as
much a. does her " waist or skirt. The
hats a. kcpt IN stock in these establishments
are large IA thc crown and viii HAT bruins.
Oue OF these Is placed upou the head of the
customer aud there looped and drSpci into
b-ecomluEuers, while the crown IL wired and
lined 10 III the head and h,ai-dress ot the
wvgreT.
An omen vial Of lavender salts will sweeten
audluNiGolate tie atmosphere OF a room OF
closet, This pungeut Is Al eAcel.ent deodor-
lEtT.
The evening world., 1890-07-07

Tie river has given up WESDLANpT, the
dead poet. There is a sort of pn,hos in
the separation OF husband and wife.
Poverty. trial. sorrows. found them in
each others arms. Death alone parted
them, The three unfortunates will be
buried together. Thus ends another
chapter Of human misery.
The evening world., 1890-07-07
His Fourth of July Money.

lnclosed please find 81 for tho Sick Ia
bies' Fund hoping it will help some poor
little baby. | saved this money for the
Fourth of July but thought | would send 1t
to the sick babies. j. lAULENEI.
The evening world., 1890-07-07

A Utica woman is dead who had a
storm chamber" in her residence, To
which she retseated when the thunder
and bolts were boiling. Tie room WAS
boltol. but happily tie woman was not,
The bolts spnred her.
The evening world., 1890-07-07
THE 5.
Collected in New orleans.

To NE Iiit0T
My niece, who lives in New York, sent me
n copy Of TEn EyEsrSu WORLD. After read
INK over the columns | saw about the little
children making collections for the sick
babies. | pond yuu 81. amount which
next time. DOuA tOSS,
445 Magazine street. New Orleans.
The evening world., 1890-07-07
Force OF Habit.


Hostess ITO young S~prigGins. NJ. D.>-Dr.
Spriggins, will you have some of the
onRue
pr. %Spiiggins Observation-Disclosures
let me look at it, please.
The evening world., 1890-07-07
Why She whisked out of the Room.

Iron The Chicago TTibuas.l
Young Peduncle trying 10 be agreeable
So you've resigned, have YOU You are not
the President of the Shakerag Literary
Circle II longer, but just plain Miss
kAiones.
Misc Kajones-Sir!
The evening world., 1890-07-07
The Paper Lied


TETVW WNTI y : HIFIF0I
did you see what the paper said about
you ?"
NO; and don't want 10 hear any OF
their AboWiRsble lies about me. You may
make up your mind that whatever MAS SAM
MAS false,
" thought as much. Il said sou were
handsome and clever"
The evening world., 1890-07-07

Mr.. Justice Norris. in the Calcutta High
Court, recently delivered what Is understood
to be the shortest summing up on record.
1t was rs follows:
''.Hentlemen Of the Jury, the prisoner has
nothing to ray, and ! lave nothing to gay;
what have you got TO say 2" .
The evening world., 1890-07-07

~ had catsrrh. Tor nine years. was troubled
greatly with 1t. My head was always stopped up,
| couldn't breathe thrnngh NY nose. was raising
phirgnl out OF my thtoft all the time, thought
at Oh time ! had consumption. | had cAtArrh so
BABY. tnat my lett lung was affected. l was
troubled Win. a constant singing in my eArs. had
lu,i pains riPh; aero - my 'orehsad continually. |
had pnins In NY lett chest and in the morning I
had a tire tcrlinR. ! had no ambition at all. The
catarrh Affected my appe lite. ] tried everything
that WAS rec minended to me. II cost mel couldn't
tell you now tnucr. | dOctored three or four years
but II didn't do me any good.
Thtee months ago ] went to Doctors McCoy
ami whitman aud put myself under their treat
mrnt, WAS g~commende to them by a friend
they had cured. The third time went to them I
commenced to feel better, aud ! got better right
strtight along, until now ] feel all right and don't
.sye any o, my, old troubles, Yes. indeed. Doctors
Mccoy and Nildman have done me y great deal Of
good and l can recommend them highly.m
Doctors Mccoy and .Wildman furnish all msdL
cines free, aud Their charges for treatment are 20
reasonable that they are within tho reach of all.
The evening world., 1890-07-07

The STRENGTHENING squad of sixty
policemen made a number OF arrests on
Saturday for violation of the ordinance
about throwing dirt into the streets. It
Is gratifying to see that they are getting
In good work. They may be very useful
su1iliaEies to Superintendent BRATTIE,
and anything that helps him as a street
cleaner will meet with public approval.
The evening world., 1890-07-07
THE WAYS OF WOMAN FAIR.

AZ christening parties oil the fsvors SAVIOR
OF the nursery CRADLES OF polished, carved
anil canopicl wool, filled with lowcrs; cut
glass scent bottiop. silver boxes marked
baby for soap, powder, pins. and combs
and brush; ribbon trimmed and satin.lined
bassinets euamelled hand glasses and satin.
wood cases for finer linen. lsces CT hand
wrought bibs.
The evening world., 1890-07-07
Distress After Eating

Is one Of the many disagTeeabIe symptoms OF
d. speI STA. Headache, heartburn. sour stomach.
faintness and cAPriciOus spPctite are also caused
by this very sidespread and growing disease.
Hoods sarsapArIllA tones the stomach. creates an
appetite. omotes healthy digestion. relieves the
hesdachs. and cures the most obstinate case OF
Dyspepsia.
Having bsen troubled with dysrepsiA. loss Of
appetite and a feeling Of no ambition 10 work, 1
VAS advised 70 try Hoods sATszpATills. did so
and Sm nov entirely cured. Ialways keep HoOd's
sAnsAPArills IN my house" cHAs. PAEEER. Cor.
Shelby and Congress sta. Detroit. Mich.
Hoods
sold Ri al aEqggtsts. a; ala for s5. Prepared
only % U. I. hOUD = CO.. Lowell, AAsa,
400 DOsEs ONE DOLLAR
The evening world., 1890-07-07
Not Enough to Be Her.

TTiOW Ia VtTTI UlFdr.
Old Gentleman Louise. heard some
one being kissed once or twice in the hall
last night. Was it you?
Louise tblushinglyJ-Once or twice did
you say, papa7
Old Gentleman
Louise-Then 1t wasn't I.
The evening world., 1890-07-07
A Difference.


Mrs. Major Schmidt whose husband has
Just been promutedl-Oh, Coyerness, | want
you. to bear in mind from now Oh that Won
no longer have charge of Capt. Schmidt's
children, Blu oil the children of Major
Schmidt.
The evening world., 1890-07-07

The JoGdrSs raft is going TO pieces in
Portland Hnrhor. In a cruise with n craft
like this II is absolutely necessary to keep
the log. Otherwise, no raft, and hence
no cruise.
The evening world., 1890-07-07
Too Bad.


'::Well, I'm glad You are better. Emily.
You don't look like an invalid"
II know it, and l think it is Just too
horrid for anytli, 2. People will say that
l pretended to be an invalid because had
no Spring clothes 10 wear"
The evening world., 1890-07-07
Not His Boots.

A.-Did you hear that the thief and des-
persdo, Buckshot Jack, had been killed.
B.-So. Died with his boots OF, ~Isuppose.
A-No, indeed. lie died With another
mans boots on. Robbed 3 shoe-store.
The evening world., 1890-07-07
THOUGHT He HAD CONSUMPTION
MIR. NELLY HAD CA11RRH VERY
BIDLY FOR NINE YEARS.

IIis LeG Lung mas Effected aud ne
Sp"nt a Small Fortune Without
Getting Ret,J. lie Says that Doc
tors Mccoy and Uiidman Sa red Him
at Last 1Jter Ererything Rise Ed led.
The evening world., 1890-07-07

IFVom Ms FiegsHde BIdHer.l
Guest mot at the bier stubel-This wiener
wurst smells. landlord,
Landlord-Of course it does. The violet
RmellH also.
The evening world., 1890-07-07

The old magenta red Of twenty. five years
ago Is making it's Hur eaiancc in many diff
icrrut shades aud Gems likely to become n
popular color, although 1t has BY no means
replaced tie assort,Ne scarlet and the rich,
warm crimson. which 81 FAR hold their own
against all corners.
The evening world., 1890-07-07

A Summer breeze Ia a beautiful air It Is one
that flags but Is never played.
The evening world., 1890-07-07
There Are Exceptions.
ON he ClOlhitr and Fnrni'her. !

D~ashaway-I saw you walking OH the street
yesterday with your trousers turned mp.
Don't you know that isn't the proper th.ng
now
Cloverton-It is when you only have one
pair OF trOu GERS.
The evening world., 1890-07-07
Village Small Talk.

IfT"na me Epoch
Farmer Carrotfoot-ls that the old suit Of
clothes you had when you first came here2
Farmer Squashesd-No. ITS the new suit |
bought IL the Spring Of 80.
The evening world., 1890-07-07
Ind!nn Eloonerce.

tF,om the Chicdgn Tims'l
StranRer--You say that big fellow there is
q very eloquent Indian =?
Agent of the liesCrvation-Nes. he can
raise your hair.
The evening world., 1890-07-07

One q the most dastardly things a man
= capable Of il to throw some burning
aid into ths face Of Al enemy. such an
The evening world., 1890-07-07
Sisterly Sympathy.

from ne Eppch.l
Ethel-Well. whatever the ~spiteful things
say about me they can't say I'm old.
Maud-ho, dear, the worst they can say is
that you look old.
The evening world., 1890-07-07

Airs. Gondenough-lou're the sixteenth
tramp that's been around here to-day aud
can't 90 anything for yoti.
Mr.. Obadiah IoJgood-Sorry, ma'am.
nishtll be the hfst tramp ter AZ for break.
last teT-mOrTeF.
The evening world., 1890-07-07
Both Can DO II.

lfToHl HaPsTs BaEaE
How is your wife pow, Smithers y
An right nov; able 70 90 out"
'lleQnRfAlnlae you
,'Hbhff @allI4HAAsG sAs kS& ID tht
Eesamaker1s sTery time.
The evening world., 1890-07-07

In personal alterations it is not right
to bite of your foes nose. THIS is bar
barism md cannot be allowed. Don't.
The evening world., 1890-07-07
He Drew the Line.

From Chdhsr,l
"Wil you marry me 2" "
ASK papa
mo, Gertrude. I'm willing to run the
risk OF marrying you, but | wouldn't tackle
the old man for So. 600, 900.
The evening world., 1890-07-07
An Indication.

Scribuler-I see Stanley is to be married.
Cyuicus-What an internally brave fellow
he must be.
The evening world., 1890-07-07

loungsquiTt-SaY, OldSed. how can : lsl.
los fnbd ON What M fahaEarSfi m 'r'' Z
OldWGd-By getting married
The evening world., 1890-07-07

WV NNlN'lh'' "'''AH AAA'' WIN 'NN' ''N
glass scent botticp. silver boxes marked
baby for soap, powder, pins. and combs
and brush; ribbon trimmed and satin.lined
bassinets: euamelled hand glasses and satin.
wood cases for finer linen, lsces or hand
wrought bibS.
Having nlways had the night TO himself.
the owl IL now having his day. He il a
~fayorite in icwelry; hc il being carved in
jade aud cameo for book and box cover
ornament; he make a smart pcpper cruet.
sits in state on chocolate. claret and ale jugs,
and has usurped the perch of the raven
above the chamber door.
Queen Victoria has presented Miss Ten
nant, Stnnlcy's iiancec. with her miniAtuic
aud a lock Of her hair.
4 Boston woman who invented a shoe
scwing-machine sold the patent for $780,
600.
A well-shod foot is as necessary to beauty's
outfit as a ~well-glovod hand.
Queen Victoria Is said to entirely lack con-
sideratiom FOR those about her.
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The old magenta red Of twenty. five years
ago Is making It's AN eaiahcc III many dit-
iercnt shades aud hocins hkcIy to become u
popular color, although II las by no means
replaced tie assorttNe scarlet and the rich,
warm crimson. which so FAR hold their wi
against all corners.
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The clever woman can freeze out iamil-
larity without giving oiiCnse.
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Fcckcd wooiiens Il hourcttea with
knutted threads are iavuritc rouell-surtacod
fabrics Just at present. IT,. v are light III
color nnl are HlHo light weight. They are
limitations OF tho la dma''e homcspl H., are
forty inches wide and can be had tor 30
cents n yard. darker shade OF China silk
Is used for the iull front OF the waist, the
collar and cuffs.
-, -, ~,
i"c "c" "uo"'",o'n IN s''h, VIVA CaHn-
nicf' pn''crH' j" ''aicS u ON s"'u' iIhn'
o'ne MI" ei"oo 'c". IN HieIe ~ nat 'no
The evening world., 1890-07-07

! AyASTs Feltsa daiI s4ttslsi5s SREhi5stI H. |
TEATAIAo CoRDIAL are sIsnpt from paa. zoe =
The evening world., 1890-07-07

on Ny Lady's Fitting.
sunlight never shimueIs here,
M~uougeau1 heNef stay,
Life 10 nov all dark and dreAr,
For ma Betiss away.
Gone tie breath " triulets,
Gone ruufFuT dc rnsF,
Aadrlgals aud YiOltts,
FtchuS and c~hGptduE.
Fr0V-tToU- NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
T'Other day lett town
Al deu.ussliEiuE things,
In an EmIITe gown.
Teach me nov WHERE Pleasure sings,
10 GpIeabe 10Y woes
IN the Air sad Echo rings
Only Adigstn
A9DGrd SsslH IA Figaro.
The evening world., 1890-07-07

Save rose petals, mix dried lemon vsrbcua.
sweet clover aud sweet lavender with them
aud til u silk lag for II char roll or sofa
cushion.
The evening world., 1890-07-07

They sat upon the porticO-
The hour WAS late, indeed!
Fair Nellie yAwncd necessarily.
but Harry took no heed.
"Why are you like that blasted tree :"
Poor boy could not conceive.
"Iiccauso, - she answered ~sleepily--
because you do not leave"
The ,JUyy.
The evening world., 1890-07-07

~ BRANCH OFFICES
WORLD UPTOWN oFFICE-I267 BROADWAY,
between 3lst and 32d sts., New York.
BROOKLYN - $50 FuLToN ST. HARLEM
News Department, $50 EAST 125TH ST.
Advertisements at 237 EAST ll5TB 1T.
PHILADELPHIA, PA. -LEpaER BUILDING,
112 Souri, 6TH IT. WASHINGTON 010
1lTH 1T.
LoNDoN oFFIoE-32 cooksPua ST.. TaASAL-
can oUkRE
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Routing the Enemy.

"A friend OF mine-a co~nsumptive-was
set upon by ten cowboys out in Arizona
one day. He fought like n tiger for ten
minutes aud then his assallants took to
flight" -,
Stayed where he was-he had to. They'd
killed him.
The evening world., 1890-07-07

Entered At the Po,,.omce at New York as second
class matter.
The evening world., 1890-07-07

William II Kelly lives at 374 oakland ave.
Greenggint, Bro2klyp; lie is a pleasant.talkinE
mar, Is years old. lie il married and he Is very
fond Of William H. Kelly, junior, his little baby
boy. Mr.. Kelly was a sufferer from catarrh fr
nine years and In that time he tried all sorts of so-
called cures and spent a small fortune without
being benehted. He told \ reporter the following
The evening world., 1890-07-07
The clever woman can freeze out famil-
iarity without giving ofCnsc.

The new macintosh is silk. with CASH
mere p%attcr". in shades of old gold. light
blue and glRco red. The shape il that of tho
gathered peliHso with tight back, called the
dulman back.
The evening world., 1890-07-07

Having nlwaya had the night TO himself,
the owl il now having his day. He il q
f~avorite in icwelry; he il being carved in
jade aud cameo for book and box cover
ornament; he make a smart popper cruet.
sits in state on chocolate. claret and ale jugs,
and has usurped the perch of The raven
above the chamber door.
The evening world., 1890-07-07
STOLEN S.
The Old Cradle.

Inc olu NFhule.
lIn bauishel to the garrett now
My busy dey- are % rT;
Within NY siieltrriHg embrace
Ale OAbltr sleep 10 more.
No none, IH IN trr hygJne hours,
Nh rTuR-y eat LreUH tiHe
In PATIENT. sleepy monotone
Viii the uid nurstrY rhyme
'RuTk-A-by bHtS, uu tue GTee-tup,
When the Wind bows the cradle Will rock
The last RAYS u the setting sun
slant through tug WiuuoSs small,
They llght TIE jarrett 5 dlsky siOyiu,
And on my Eeal 'ltY TAI.
Aluny thvlr 'cNCl bars ~ yu!d &
bld lirtuTrs core Iud 20.
Agun lear the mother : voice
blnElns - SOFT and luW
'hLCk-u bS baby, on the tIs.-tup,
When The wind Bows lhe cradle will rock. o.
All ne where once the baby hcuds
The duWuy pillows preat,
NithlE M ample uAApu LUpl
The spider hgs her u,s,.
luIItA, forgotten, and AlOue,
rs less thtng aW
ILc last word, 81 tLe quaint old song
lGll 4IAv 4 parting SIGH.
hen the bpuPA breaks the cradle will fall
Down Will 20 baby aud cradle and all.
b.. ". GTUgth, "a HarIST's buEuT.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-08-17
CAUGHT In THE NET,
Captures for Minor Ofenses Made by q
of

Captures for Minor O1enses Made by the
Police Of Two Cities.
JAMES SwKENY and Thomas Bailey were ar
rested while fighting on Tustin street last
night
HUMANE AGENT BERRYMAN has charged
Betsy Steen. of No. Hazel street, with cruelty
to children.
OWEN MAYHEM. an Allegheny shanty boat
resident, was arrested last night for trying to
kill his son, Amos Mayhem.
N. MARITzKI insists that Herman Wazzerst
stole silver watch from him. Alderman Kerr
will attend to the matter next Thursday.
DANIEL MOOR was arrested last night for
assaulting a conductor on Wylie avenue car
and incidentally frightening several lady pas
sengers-
EDWARD CODY, the burglar caught on Fri
day in Brent Swearingen's house, on Ridge ave-
nue., Allegheny. was held for court under 81, 900
bail yesterday by Mayor Wymau.
Mr.. AND MRS. LOUIS MARr1NEr. who live
in q court of Fourth avenue, we're arrested
last evening for robbing John Cumbertson of
S57. When arrested Martinez had over $500 in
cash and some valuable diamonds on his per-
son.
CHARLES JACKSON. coiored, was arrested
last night at the Union depot when about to
train for Virginia. He was charged with fail
ing to settle with Gus Nash, of Twenty-eighth
street. for board. Jackson effected a settle
ment and was released.