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The evening world., 1891-08-22
MORE POWER TO WARDS MEN.
Let Them Do the BeaDeaters
Again To-Day.
The News and Gossip of the World
of Sports.

The Giants have won two games In two
days, alone and without any help from any
one. The Quakers had It In mind to con-
tlnue their winning ways right on through
the season. They have thus far failed
to lure the Gothamitcs into their
net. The Forest Citys are serving tho
Ansonians n very good turn Just now In play
ing the running mate. The Hubbitcs
Ielt lonesome at being so far away from
the Giants, so they moved back into
the old neighborhood, an can he
found right next door TO the metropol-
itans. The Bridegrooms had their batting
clothes on and held the Belneatcrs up In
regal style. II they could only get into the
same humor again to-day they would serve
the Giants in very beneficial manner They
have four games In succession In which to
pull down leaders, and It Is TO be sincerely
hoped they will do some effective work. The
PittsDurgers are working hard to get
out OF las' place and did up the CincInnatis
again . to o. The Association games ycstcr-
day resulted MS follows Boston II, Athletics
4; Washington Z, Baltimore 3; ST. Louis 4,
Columbus .. The general sIandlng to-day Is
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WALSA'S FALL
EX.TOmbS Warden and District Leader
Now a Day LabOrer.
Given a $3-a-Day lob in the Dock
Department.
Found Working as Day watchman
at Pier A, North River.

How have the mighty falleni Thomas r.
Walsh. erstwhile political boss OF the Second
Assembly District, and but recently Warden
Of the Tombs at a fat salary, with privileges
and perquisltes, is now laborer In the Dock
Department at day wages
The man who formerly ruled the political
destinies of ali Assembly district, and who
but short time ago was supposed to be
doing thriving saloon business at II Centre
street, has been appointed to job In the De-
partment ~ Docks.
The eX-County Democracy leader is merely
laborer At least he was appointed on June
IL as a laborer, and is required to work
twelve hours q day.
An ordinary laborer would not consider en-
ployment for that number OF hours a sinecurc,
but then there is nothing onerous In the du-
ties performed by MIR. walsh. He is only
nominally laborcr, for he was detailed I'M
medintely on his appointment as day watch
man at Pier A. II is said his pay is $3.50 or
80 a day.
There he reports every morning at o O'Clock,
and when the whistles In the First Ward
factories proclaim the hour Of o'clock r. NJ.
he dons his coat and seeks his home.
IL was there on the extreme end OF the pier,
IN little OHlce through WnlCn tne cool DrtCLcS
Of the bay play In n CarcSsing way that would
make a $4,000 Commissioner in n Stutfy uD-
town offiCe envy the cX-lcader his lot, that
THE EVENING WORLD reporter found him this
morning.
With far-away look down the bay, where
big tramp steamer was forging its way into
the harbOr, he remarked:
"Well, poverty makes us do many things
which We would rather not but then II might
be worse and the smile came back to The
broad, genial face. which nature never IN
tended to be moulded for n pessimist.
This was all that the eS-Warden would sny
concerning his altered circumstances, but
this was enough TO intimate that his business
venture IN the saloon line had not been a sue
cess and he had to seek some employment.
The saloon at II centre street, which Walsh
flttcd up after his retirement as warden Of
The Tombs. was transferred to ASsomblyman
T. ID. sullivan about two months ago.
Thomas p. or Fatty Walsh has been one
OF the characters OF the Second Assembly Dis
triCt for many years, has always been strong
political factor there aud figured as the leader
OF the county Democracy.
The most important political position he
ever held was the Wardcnshin OF the City
Prison or the rOmbs, TO which was attached
salary or $4,000, house and keep for his
family, and restaurant privilege for those Oi
his wards who could pay for better than
prison fare.
He resigned soon after an Investigation OF
his management in the Spring OF 1883.
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the river 10 this delightfully."- cool and pictur-
esque spot, directly opposite West Forty
second street.
forth for the coming week, but It's perform
ancc Is highly interesting The musical Sc
lections oifcrCd twice each day by Pros Josef
and his Hungarian orchestra are always
worth hearing, the numbers. being we'll
chosen and delightfully."- executed The Eden
Musce Is never very warm. The music hall
is large and extremely well ventilated.
Manager Huber has an interesting lot Of
curosiies for next week at his Palace
Museum. The list includes Van Goffre, q
London contOrtiOnist who balances himself
by his teeth ut the top OF u stan OF wood ana
then goes through numerous scrpcntine ieats.
Dot sonwell, the snake charmer will also be
az this house, and there viii be new variety
company In the thcatorium.
crowds have visited Doris's big Eighth Ave-
NS &sqGm Ss SgTns M HI TSs TSsk es NiH
and her 9, mpany IN the "White Slave oi
Dominique" :" George Linpert, the threC-lcgged
man Berol and Belmont, clairvovants: tho
half man and the perennial bearded woman.
Mack's Comedy Company and kenncy and
Grants ollo will appear In the theatre.
~ and l." the very athletic tnrce.comody
that was first seen here at the standard
Theatre last season, will, ON Monday night,
open the regular season NJ Hammerstein's
Columbus Theatre, Harlem. John r. Kelly
viii bc the star OF the occasion, Gus Williams
having retired from the farce. Dutch DAILY,
gani1atiOn.
MIR. Wilkinsons Widows" Gillette's adap-
tation, that met with SO much success IN this
city few months ngo, viii open the season
Thursday night. Tho cast will be n particu-
larly good one ; In fact, II will be made up oi
METROPOLITAN favOrites, There II no doubt ~
to the welcome this excellent farce will re-
"civC.
II. X. JacoDs's popular theatre on Third
avenue will open for the season tonight with
Dan McCarthy's HibGrnian play, Cruiskcen
Lawn" The play will be presented at this
house Tor two weeks, and the production Will
be made with considerable care. A good
company has Nccn engaged.
Fraulcin Paula LOewC, one OF the brightest
actresses Of the Ambcrg company, appears NJ
the Terrace Garden tonight IN Fin BlitZ-
maedel" The Terrace Garden has by nc
means been neglected during the week This
The repertoire will he as varied rs usual dur.
ing the coming week.
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AMONG THE WHEELMEN,

The Williamsburg Athletic Association ran q
t~O-mile safety handicap event at their games on
the Club grounds Saturday, Aug 20.
The dcbATment Of pneumatic tires is becoming
common at cycling meets.
Y. S Schenck and w. ID. FAui, of the Brooklyn
M0rsclles, ran down 20 Phtchogue the other day in
twelye hours and twenty minutes. Distance, ITO
miles.
The Staten Island Athletic Club has two-mile
scratch slated for It's games on Labor Day.
Tho Asbury Park races will occur Aug. 2s
and 20.
Sidney Bowman, N Y A. g., will attempt To
break Halls ten-mile record tomorrow.
Capt Cohn, Of the Knickorbockcr Wheelmsn, 10
enjoying his vacation al Milford, Pa
The last road race this season Of the Riverside
Wheelmen will occur to-day on the Engewood
course.
q. A. SheehAn and W. II HApn will represent
the MAnhattans At the l.. A. w. Convention, Hart
ford, Sept and 3.
The Gotham Wheelmen rejoice in large Acquisi-
tons to membership and sound financial CON
ditiOn.
g. W, Heudee is in training At Berkeley Oval for
the Springfield tournament The nswly organized
Hilton Wheelmen have started on with boom.
The evening world., 1891-08-22
LONG BRANCH'S MYSTERY.
Evidence Showing that the IN
known Youth Was Murdered.
ESPECIAL TO THE EVENING woRLD.I

ESPECIAL THE EvEEINo woRLD.l
LONG BRANCH, Aug. 22.-Facts which have
come to light In regard TO the seventeen-year-
old boy found strangled to death on the Beach
last Sunday night indicate that murder has
been committed.
The Coroner's verdict OF suicide was rem
dered without proper investigation, and the
inquest may be reopened. In the mean time
the police are looking for large man with a
heavy mustache, who was seen IN the COM
pany OF the dead lad and went in bathing
with him.
James A. Slocum, one OF the lessees OF the
Leland ocean House. saw the boy pull out a
roll OF bills containing $50 or 400 when he
paid for bathing suits. The large man SAID
he had no money. Man and boy were seen
going IN bathing together.
Later the boys body was found tied 10 a
boat with a cord around his neck. All the
money found In his clothes was Z sI.50, and his
gold watch, which was also seen I'm his possess
sion, had disappeared. so had the large
man.
There were no papers by which the boy
could be Identified. His handkerchief bore
the embroidered letters at w"
The body has been embalmed and lies at
Bearmore's Morgue awaiting Identification.
The evening world., 1891-08-22
AT Brooklvn's Plav-Houses.

Col. Sims New Park Theatre will reopen
Monday hight with THE WORLDS prize play,
"Thc Merchant" Martha Morton, its author,
has woven the dramatic Incidents Of business
lie into strong play. When the play was
produced In this city early In the season H.
scored big hit. II presents a strong, we'll
written story and Is thrilling in all Its ell
makes. II also Is fun Of dramatic and comedy
Incidents, and the characters are taken from
real life.
Holiness star Theatre will reopen Monday
evening. "CnstleS In the Air" VIII be pre-
scntCd with strong cast including John u.
Gilbert, Alfred Wailc, element st. Martin,
other well-known people. Thirty voices will
sing In the chorus, and the scenery ana
costumes viii be flrst class. The theatre hns
been newly decorated In silver and gold and
now presents handsome appearance
Next week tho Novelty Theatre will he
closed. Prof. BristOl's company Ot trained
horses has attracted crowds and furnished an
amusing exhibition. The house will close to-
night, n d Will not reopen until the evening
troduCe henry's Burlcsque Company.
Manager Knowles is almost ready to well
come the patrons Of the AmphOn. A
pleasant surprise is in store for them when
the doors are thrown open next saturday
evening. new drop curtain has been hung
and the interior OF the house has been newly
decorated "My Jack" Will be the opening
attraction.
At Huber d Gebhardt's Casino the follow
ing attractions will appear during the coming
week: The Puck trio, Nine. Diana and the
Dot Pullman who will Introduce her running
globe and perform many feats OF balancing
William Edison, musical artist, and John W.
Parr, the boy baritone.
The evening world., 1891-08-22
HURT BY A WILD STEER.
Policeman Dredger Knocked Down
and His Skull Broken.

At 1890 O'Clock this morning Texan steer
broke loose from one OF the stocKyards on
Kent avenue, Williamsburg, and he raised a
commotion on lower Broadway and Kent ave-
nue. for an hour.
Several thousand people gathered and some
helped to excite the animal by yelling like a
crowd OF lunatics.
onicer Timothy Dredger, Of the Fifth pre-
cinct Officer Cocheu, OF the sixteenth pre-
cinct, and Roundsman HoOlihan led chase
after the animal.
Dredger failed to jump out of the way when
the animal made charge, and he was
knocked down like a ninepin. He sustained
a severe skull fracture.
Cocheu succeeded In lassooing the steer,
and he was snackled and killed by Benjamin
SIM, OF Broadway.
Coche umade the killing sure by emptying
his revolver In the brute's head.
Several others had a narrow escape from
injury.
The evening world., 1891-08-22
DASHED OUT HIS BRAINS.
Painter Marsek's Awful Leap
from Fifth Story to Pavement.

Joseph Marsek, n Bohemian painter COM
mitted suicide early this morning by jumping
from the flre-escape at the nth story OF his
home, 26e Avenue b, into the yard. lie was
killed instantly.
Marsek was thirty-six years old, and came
TO this country seven years ago with his
father and mother. on the way over his
father tried to Kill himself on the ship, and
was put In irons the rest OF the voyage.
Upon his arrival here the elder Marsek
went to work on a farm. few weeks his
body was found In the woods hanging to a
tree. JoSeph's brother is reported to have
killed himself also.
Marsek boarded with Mrs. Laube, at 266
Avenue b. lie was out OF work a great deal
OF the time, and was much dissipated. on
that account young Bohemian girl whom ne
was going to marry, broke the engagement
and entered convent.
Marsek became Respondent in conse-
quence, and acquaintances believed him to be
crazy. or late he had been in the habit OF
pacing up and down In his room all night,
talking TO himself aud acting like wild man.
From his mutterings II was gathered that
the elder Marsek and the two sons had de-
serted their mother in Bohemia after robbing
her Of everything.
This seemed to weigh on Joseph's mind,
and he frequently called out In the night, :" l
didn't do tt, mother"
Between 3 and 4 A. NJ to-day he suddenly
rushed out on the fre-escape on the front Of
the building and tried to jump on. He was
prevented by other boarders, and was taken
back to his room.
A few minutes later he escaped and threw
himself from the balcony In the rear OF the
house into the yard.
His skull was crushed and his brains were
scattered over the yard. Nearly every bone
in his body was broken and death was In
Simultaneous.
Mrs. Hepp who lives on the ground floor,
heard the fall and alarmed the other tenants.
The Coroner has been notified.
The evening world., 1891-08-22
Hale and Hearty.

These two Adisctives by no means imply the pos
session Of great muscular strength. There are
many men and women of slight build and inferior
stature to whom this terms hale and hearty per-
feetly apply. Their compleIions are clear, eyes
bright aud vivAoious, pulses tranquil, step elastic
movements steady, sleep undistuTbed, AppetItes
sound. These fsdieia Of hAleness and heArtiness
Hostettsr's Stomach Bittors will AsSuredly bestoW
upon the feeble, the nervous and the dyspsptio
No tonic Of the century compares with It in popu-
lArIty, no other rivals IL in eiheaoy As permanent
inviEorGtion means also the previous regulation Of
disorder in the system, Hoststters stomach Bit
ters must also be regarded a. chief among reEulA-
tors. II eonquers and prevents malaria and rhsu-
mAtism, overeomes inactivity Of the liver. bowels
and hidneys, and promotes the acquisition Of aesh
A. we'll a. yigor.
The evening world., 1891-08-22
NJ M'GLORY's SALOON PULLED.
Capt. Clinohy Raids 1t for Viola
ton of the Excise Law.

Capt. clnchy was a complainant this morn
ing at Yorkville Police Court against James
Howard, a bartender In the saloon at No. l
Irving place, on the charge OF violating the
Excise Law.
The place is nominally kept by Lillian
Krause, but the real proprietor is Billy Nc
Glory, and a few weeks ago the Board OF EX-
else revoked the license.
Excise Inspector Thomas Pearson declared
that he went into the place on Thursday and
obtained drink OF whiskey on two different
occasions.
The prisoner was held in el0o on each
charge.
The evening world., 1891-08-22
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The evening world., 1891-08-22
TERRIBLE sWEDE KNOCKED OUT
Riordap Finishes Him in the EiRh-
teenth Round.
my ASSOCIATED PRESS.

tBY ASSOCIATED PREss,
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 22.-MaX Fenner, the
Terrible swede," was knocked out last
night by Con Riordan In the eighteenth round
OF hotly contested night.
Riordan's superior generalship alone saved
him, Fenner having him almost knocked out
in tine third round.
At the beginning Of the eighteenth round
Fenncr made rush, which RiOrdan stopped
with his right, hit Fenner behind the ear with
his left, and the Swede was counted out.
Danny Hopkins, q nineteen-ycar-Old local
banJam-weight, defeated Walter Cathcart, a
forty -year-Old bantam, Of London, In three
rounds at the Pacific club ior a purse OF 1900.
The evening world., 1891-08-22
To Dispel Colds,

Headaches and feyers, TO cleanse the sys-
TEN enectually, yet gently, when costiye or
bilious, or when the blood is impure or slug
gtsh, 10 permanently cure habltual constipa-
tion, 10 awaken the kidneys and liver 10 q
healthy activity, without irritating or weak
ening them, use syrup OF Figs -
The evening world., 1891-08-22
Asked to join in the Boycott.


BOSTON, Aug. 22.-The American Fedora
tion OF Labor has issued an open letter TO all
labor organizations, asking them 10 assist the
National Quarrymen's Union in forcing the
stone cut by McClenahan Brothers, OF Port
Deposit, Nd, out OF the market,
The evening world., 1891-08-22

Charged with Her Stepson's Death.
Mrs. Anna Shea, OF 32 Golden street, Jersey
City, was to-day held for examination by
Justice ODonnell on the charge OF having
caused the death Of her stepson Edward,
eleven years old, by beating him.
The evening world., 1891-08-22
Fleeced bv Footpads,

Frank Mulligan, a flagman in the Erie Rail-
road yards, reported to the Jersey City police
this morning that he had been held up by three
lootpads last night and robbed or $93 ana
gold watch.
The evening world., 1891-08-22
Consolation.
prom Judg,l

Z
"Henry," 50, his 1ancee, :" ] heard that
you filrted in th6, 0untains with some other
girls"
That's all right he answered; "they
won't know me when they come back 10
town"
The evening world., 1891-08-22
IT IS HOT AND HUMID.

ised Cool Sunday.
Eighty-two degrees OF humidity make the
eighty-three degree atmosphere seem much
warmer Than 1t is to-day, ten-mile breeze
hardly amelioratlng the condition.
Showers are predicted for tonight, how
ever, and the wind will shit TO the west.
Tomorrow and Monday are expected 10 be
ialr, six or eight degrees cooler and much less
humid
A cool wave from the Rockies is coming.
The temperature out there is from 3S TO 40
degrees to-day.
The evening world., 1891-08-22
Found a Drowned Woman.

The body OF drowned woman was found
In the Hudson on One Hundred and Tenth
street this morning. She was apparently
about thirty-nye years old, with nothing on
her person 70 identity her,
The evening world., 1891-08-22
Cooler and Fair.
WASHINGTON, Aug.


22.-H eaiherIHdicd-
tons:
For Eastern NetD
Y ORR - GeEerdlip
.Jdir, eLcept pOsSf-
bIy local ShOt1erS
this afternoon; cool
en-; tDesterlp mind {;
cooler ana Gdb' sum
dng uJd l'S HTU.
The evening world., 1891-08-22
Obituary.

Israel Fleischman, lessee and manager OF
the Walnut Street Theatre and owner OF the
Park Theatre, Philadelphia, died early this
morning, aged forty-nine.
The evening world., 1891-08-22
BRooxLm ADJUSTMENTS.
seventy Years in the Army.

Col. Daniel stinson. who for seventy yeArs
had been employed in the Quartermasterd
Department OF the United states Army ~
this CITY, was buried to-day from his home, 122
West Thirteenth street, where he died, In his
ninety-nfth year. He served In the civil war,
and in 1858 Secretary stanton made him
Colonel.
The evening world., 1891-08-22

The following record shows the changes in
the temperature for the past twenly-iour
hours. IN COnparison with the corresponding
date OF last year. as indicated by the ther-
mometer at Perry's Pharmacy:
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-07-31
LEGAL.
I HANCERY NOTICE.
STATE OF ILLINOIS, 1.

STATE OF ILLINOIS
ROCK ISLAND COUNTY. SO.
IN tne ROCK Island County Circuit Court of the
piS?ePtemoer term A D., 1891 I'm Chancery.
HpZaoetu rerkier the complainant vs.. John
bailey ,'avenpor deceased, Cathsrine Daven-
port, Eben4er G. Davenport, Joseph l.. Dayen-
gort, Naomi L. Davenport, Henry C. Davenport
Ihomas j. Robinson, fredei lex Weyer hanser
aod William c. Putnam, the defendants-Gen-
erat NO. S265.-Bill Tor specific performance
, AmuaVit OF the non-residence of Catharine
davenport, Ebenzer C. Davenport Joseph L.
davenport, Naomi L. Davenport Henry q Daven-
port, and William c. Purnam, defendants above
named, having been filed in the office of the clerk
oI salu circuit court of Rock Island county notice
IS hereby gwen to the said defendants and each
qua every OF them, that the said complainant ha.
nIed ner Dill OF complaint in ssid court, on the
Shancery SIDE thereof, and that summons has
peen issued out of said court against said nom
Iesluent DEFENDANTS, returnabl- the first Mon
Jay OF september next, as is by law required.
VOW; unless you the said nonresident defend
ans, shai personally be and appear before said
Srcult court OF Rock Island county, on the first
Jay OF the next erm thereof. TO be holden in the
court house. In the city of Rock island the said
county, on the first Monday of September, A. D.,
1891, and plead, answer demur to the said com.
palnants bill of complaint, the same ana the
matters and things therein charged and stated
VIII De taken as confessed, and decree entered
atalnst you. acco ding to tie prayer of said bill
Dated this Sd day ofJuly, A D.. 1891
GEO. w. GAMBLE,
Clerk of said Court.
j. 7. KkNwoRTHY ard WIN. McENIRY, Solrl
for Compt.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-07-31
HILLSDALE

HILLspALE, July 29.-Crops are very
much in need of rain. especially corn,
Pastures are very dry.
There is prospect of barber shop
and restaurant soon.
The hay land of T. B. O'Donnell was
sold last Ssturday-sbout 80 acres.
There will be lot of Washington
horses in town tomorrow, fer sale. Sew.
eral have already been purchased by
neighbori1g farmers.
Dave Virgins aud Tom Cole have ac.
cepted positions in the Dow ming foundry
at Rock Island. Their fam lies have moi
yet removed.
The steam threshers are daily to be seen
on our roads. Several farmers have al
ready threshed wheat and rye which is a
good yield. Grasshoppers ere damaging
oats to some extent.
Quite number of Elm camp NJ. W. A.
intend visiting the Woodman picnic a,
Spring Hill Saturday. Why can't our
camp have picnic and inv te neighbour
ing camps to assist in having an enioya-
BILE time?
Phiander Sanders receive very pain
full injuries last Saturday by the peck
yoke Of his wagon breaking while de.
cending steep hill with 8 load. The
tongue caught and threw the wagon for
ward. throwing Mr.. Sanders violently
upon the ground. His hands were se-
verely bruised and he was otherwise
injured.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-07-31
(iHANCERY NOTICE.

STATE OF ILLINOIS,
Rock ISLAND COUNTY. s.
Circuit court or Rock Island COUNTY to the Sep
- TENDER term, A. D 1891 In c6ancery
Henry G. Angel VS.. James Kane Margaret Kane
and the Home Insurance Company
Afndavlt OF the nonresidence of the Home lin
surance company defendant above named having
been fled in the office ofthe clerk of said circuit
court of Rock island county, notice is hereby
given to the said Home Insurance company that
the corlpiainant heretofore filed his bnl of com
plant in said court, on the chancery side thereof
ana that summons thereupon issued out of said
court, against said defendants returuable at the
court house in the city of Rock Island in said
county on the first Monday of September next
1891, as is by law required
Now unless you, the said Home Insurance com.
pany, shall personally be and appear before said
circuit conrt of Rock island county. on the first
day OF term thereof, to be holden at the city Of
Rock Island IN said county, on the first Monday of
september, 1881, and plead, answer or denlur TO
the said complainant bill OF complaint the same
and the matters and things therein charged and
stated will be taken confessed. and a decree en-
tered against you according to The prayer of said
bill.
Rock Island, H., July 25. A, 1891.
GEO ". GAMBLE, Clerk
OLIVER OLsEN. Complt's Sol r