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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-18
IT UORKED.
The YoWac Mcn Knew Humnn Nature. nnA
They Connected IL Scheme.

Tho delegation OF young mon had been
shown into tho reception room at their en-
p!oyer's residence and when his wife entered.
all rose awk warlly aud seemed i'll at ease.
I've are employed at your husband S Office"
explained one Of them ut length.
Indeed" sho said. in some surprise. Il
am very glad to see YOU; but TO what am In
debtel for this call Z"
WELL" said tho spokesman. plucking up
q little courage. you see. it's just this way:
Wc've been srttin:: Off Mt 3 O'Clock Saturdays
during the summer ana now We want to make
it l. or o'clock il we can"
Tho ball grounds are quite q distance
away" put in ono Of tho delegation.
Anl we have to start early to get to the
Really Wy You IL must must excuse me-" said the
mistress Of tho house cnurteou>lv but firmly.
II nsvcr interfere III my husbands business
-" Oh, we don't want you to" protested two or
You sei." said the Spokesman, getting
We want you to be kind Of nice and pleasant
to him FRI few days and then we'll go to him
Overwhelmingly she exclaimed Lapghtilx.
Might asa him t. takevo to the bal game"
suggested one Of tho young mon without no.
"Or the races" aided another.
There is an Inference Eenlemen-." she
began. but the spokesman interruntem
1H knaM II About M he 1 ,hs %
and Your tired and cross at breakfast. Then
W" suffer at tho office. You stay up late to
chapcrnn your daughter ut IL ball and We have
moro tr",i'.le at the olire. You're II bit cross
three mornings in succession. for "nrr reason
oranoth"r. and we have G-a- terrible time
ut the OFF 'e.'
II was discharged from an office once bc-
cause my wifi" WAS cross the same morning
that the boSSs was " exclaimed one young
man. IsurroSo"ur wives would have chatted
pleasantly IL they had met but there WAS an
explosion when we met lIe was ugly about
SomcthinG and | fired back. and he fired
me; That's the way it goes now: II you'd
lnnke it a ro.lnt to TO particularly acreeable
and plea SAINT to him for-say four DAYS"
Yes. ionr days will Do nicely" broke in tho
spokesman, "Tn"n veil 70 to him; and every.
give him tho best breakfast yon, can-every-
thing that he likes hcst-nnd wol get what We
want in three minutes: Talk. about woman
having no inf uence in business Why. the
humor she $ III has more effect than Il bank
failure ora hoola in trnde.'
She thought she ought To be angry. but in
stead she laughed agreed to the proposition.
and four days later when they waited on tho
head nf the firm h. made the closing hour II
o'clock. and sal that never in the history of
the firm had things run rs satisfactorily as
they had during tho last four days.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-18
THREE HnMfh AIdEEED.
CaHibrid;cnort TcrrorIzed by a STRANGER
Who Assaults aud stab. " om,,


CAMBRIDGE. Mass. May IL Mrs. Annie T.
Young is lying dangerously wounded NJ hor
homo at 213 Putnam avenue In E.arho,,,s vi,.
laCe. CambridGcrort. Sh" was assaulted bya
stranger on her own doorstep. Size was stan.
bed through tho heshy tart Of tho leg and
nearly bled to death before medical assistance
errived. The man looked like Frrnrhmnp,
Phe says. Ho made indecent proposals md
Instantly drew stileito and stabbed at her
body. Her screams brought the ncighl or%
but her assailant had disappeared rs com
Rs,ey Mrs w ss ssn rS.ne h youps swa@wsa
woman. was also attacked by II" .ame
stabbed Mrs. Young, She was cut slightly
~ the neck. Mrs. McKough OF Someryilc WAS
also attacked. She was seized about the waist
and dragged short distance toward marsh
hnt broke away and put the fellow to flight
hall dozen other women have complained
th similar assaults. and their descriptions OF
thef assailants show thnt the same man COM
mt,ed al! thu assaults. Thus far he has cs-
e cape arrest. The community Is so stirred up
oyer oyer ~. outrages that 1t will 90 hard with tho
ieiow II he Is caught in his work.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-18
or nosinR Of tho lock away. II IA said that.
whsn turned slowly, the lag screw does Its

o. nosine Of tho lock away. It Is said that.
VIII turned slowly. the lag screw does its
work almost nolselessly..
staff has foS sd the
Cody was the first to make scientific burglars
tools tor the cracking Of safes by cutting S es.
on the use OF explosives. While employed
In a foundry AS n young man. rnddy Cody
once ono , cropped heavy steelroin,ted .n ry,.
deep. indentaton. This surprised him.
for. II had never occurred To. lin that safe
behind after the uiace ' Vas ,e closed and tried
the tool again on the safe door. succeeding
ro1Ging It of its contents. This, was Paddy
robse cry until long at"rward His success
Ward Ward we're far stronger and more com.
he had pricd omen. but he invented tools Of
such power that he was never known to fail
N any attempt upon y safc 10y reason of
insufficient means. He had heen long In the
John Joined him. John proved an apt nup.
Tho simple boring machine pictured above
was one OF Paddy Codys most efficient inven-
tIons IT, Is this apIn which both
uron Post Offices and jewellers shops. Tho
instrument has never been seen in this city.
and that now In Newark is one OF only three or
four which have been captured. For larger
safes In banks. Paddy devised special instlu.
plicated.
John snys his name is srcllcd "Coady."" hut
his FAME hns bccn made and he will go down
to posterity ms John Cody. ns is attested by ull
the police and prison records.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-18
L,t,. Coo.uh. Held for Murder

Lottie Coombs. tho big mulatto woman who
/" accused Of causing the death OF Louise
Sea'oh' Young colored girl. in Jersey City. on
S"unday. May ]. had an examination icfore
TTn1Nce Justice UDonncll yesterday morning.
whto assault WAS commit ted in tn" house In
NEIL MIN me negro murderer llnlinger killed
tss,iyn dt his mistress. Two witnesses
ia t LIZ u, l,nt they saw Mrs. CoomLs grasp Lot
dsvv ' ne. give her neck IA twist. Tho second
and r a,terwaId Lotto became unconscous
a me doctor said her SHINE was Injured. Tho
~: was committed on charge OF MUIR
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handle is secured to a SQUARED head Of the
screw by means of n small wing An old
the other end Of ills handle. makes crank o!
It. md half way along the handle arc square
S fer nrsssa whs
to convert il into Il square reamer to eniargaa
drill oie nnds,nrt tapi"r thread cutter The
ink to connect it with the T;shaned knob. used
for throwing bnck the bolts IT'S Of safes. and =
osk Of Soo sw d IF hs the sS Ssd Of s
away a from the safo to net as fucrum.
In onerati on tho drill to be used US, Is secured
lion loon. Witch is hoo ked under the knob. aad
tho block is placed under the , outer end e tie
r THIN TN Of oo sn draa TT"
Necessary Syss yNs to ts SF% % nsffn n"S
sn r d . .ot s to ff a. ems and "sss
minutes the safe cracker can have the hole
d yna rfny h to '1s Il dted hsad .b sa1
the outer plate
' 'os e1f'HpI eS Ssk.Rss
k 9" 81 s sao SsGs
tempered. md oiled screw in the tapped hole,
S S|sss.s 81 Ss ockn n ne Then
lew more turn. will not bend the fork out Of
tho way he puts on pressure until the whole
,nI falls away from the bolt. A turn Of the
Knob viii now open the door Of tho safe, and
thu Subsequent labor Of getting the cash box
omen is pliiy In comparison,
il is said that Cody could have opened Still
wells little safe In lrvngton In fifteen min
utes. Stillwrl Is quoted AS saying that the
burglars would have obtained exactly eighty
nino cents had they been successful.
as couli bo picked up at any hardware store.
They we're a six inch monkey wrench. q rs.
cent bruce. several Morse twist drills. two
l,it and ~ lnn
as is used for fastening the cross arms to tse-
graph poles. The use OF this Is novel. hole
Bit. and the lag screw is turned into the hole
with q wrench until the point tears the strike
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Shot, Cut, and Bea,en-At His Father.ln-
Laws House . Few Hours Before.
ARCADE. N. r.. May 1.-THE body OF Tim
othy Guild. about 80 years old. who until re-
Gently kept hotel here. was found in the vol
OF Peter Boldt. a German farmer. yesterday.
Guild had been on spree for two weeks.
Boldt is u widower and lives alone. He was
arrested on suspicion. He denies all knowl-
edge Of how Guild met his DEATH.
There is every indicat ion that the body was
placed iu the well before O'clock in the morn
ing. and Guild WAS seen at his father in laws
house about midnight. There are six gashes
in the forehead. the side OF the head Is bat
tered in. and there is bullet hole in the neck.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-18

Detective Sergeants Won Gerichtcn and
Ira'nor arrested Patrick Gallagher. areal es-
tate owner. of 10 East 10th street on bench
warrant Yesterday. the Grand Jury having in
dic'rd him for assault In the second degrce.
Li ~, MarrIni2 and his family rented q lst at
Inin ana Gallagher IunTrelied about the
slnmh,ng and Marnuiz rut him out Of tho
na, Mhrnuizs daughter Regina. who keeps
int ,tallnsherr entered hor store and got into
a m.nt WIN her father. She attemptcd to
the abdomen. seriously iniuring her. Judge
nished.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-18
Shot IIi. Nire nna Her Parnmour.

ASHLAND. Pa. May l7.-Upon returning home
from work last night sooner than he was ex-
pccted. John klotch. a workman living at Mid
Valley. near this place. found Samuel Cinithia
in his wife's room. Securing q revolver,
Kotch shot Cnithn in the arm and side, in
Aicting dangerous wounds. The enraged hus-
hand then shot his wife In the stomach. caus-
ing death soon after. Klotch escaped and has
not yet been CAPTURED.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-18
Our storm Yacht. and the Worlds Fuir.

7Tor Wr tHiNl1o 7fIhnn<
John Mason Ioomis Co lector of Customs Clark, and
Others connected with the Worlds Fair arc preparing
TO issue invitations to tho New York Steam Yacht
Squadron to hold its annual review for 1893 on Lake
Michigan. In the neighbO hood OF Chicago Tho only
question is AS to whether these craft into
lax through the canals there being donD at NIL but
TINT the invitation would he eagerly accepted. CoIlec.
tor clark has communicated with Minister of Marine
Smith al ottawa to learn III. dimensions Of all the
Canadian canals IN the route. that II may he
TO certainty the largest craft that come through
the lakes Bu' Capt. John Prrhiv.ll- furnishes all
the information desired. and from olical source.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-18
Married His Divorced wife.

HALIFAX. May 17.--Dr. Buchanan Of New
York left this city Inst night in company with
his divorced wife, He was remarked to her at
Windsor to-day.
Tie couple subsequently left for Boston.
buchanan has had 2 varied matrimonial cX-
perence. He was divorced from his first wife
some time ago. Then he married. n Phladcl-
phia lady in New York. who died only II few
weeks ago. Now Buchanan has remarked his
divorced wife.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-18
Arr.., orn Murderer in Newark.

Detective Carroll OF Newark arrested muir.
derer yesterday in a lonely house In Railroad
avenue. The man was an Italian fugitive
from Altoona Pa. and tn" arrest was made at
the request Of Mayor Birchilcld OF TINT town.
James Morrillo Is the name Of the prisoner.
james Iaresi. another Italian lnhorer. in
speak easy in Altoona; Paresi Is said to have
been quiet man. with whom MorrilO picked
q quarrel. He killed Puresi instantly BY crush
ing his head with club.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-18

10 cleanse the system IN gentle aud truiy eensncia
perfect remedy syrup IL Fiss One bottle will answer
FOR all the family and costs only 60 cents: the large
California rig Syrup Company ouly-Ads.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-18
A CRIMINALS INGENUITY.
PADDY CODT,S "POCKEr EDITION"
SAEJ -BREAkING DkpICE.

Rud-tv Made, but u Will Crack = Safe-
JOHN Cody and Johcr Lang Rniiroaded.
Burglar John Lang. alias Jokor. and Safe
breaker John Cody. who fell into tho arms OF
the Newark police ut Irvington. N. j.. on Sun
day morning. were "railroaded" in tho Essex
county Court OF Special Sessions yesterday.
They said they wanted quick h,stice. and they
got rapid transit Both mon pleaded guilty.
and Judge Kirkpatrick. who had suspended
an Orphans Court case to dispose OF them.
sentenced them to i've years each in the State
prison.
George Hall. who was captured with Lang
and Cody. has not bocn formally accused yet,
and IL Is quite probable that he will he re-
leased. There is suspicion that liza Is the in.
formant who secured the arrest Of tho others.
well-known Newark crook said yesterday:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-18

ELzAHrIm May i7.--Charles NJ sauer won tho nrst
prize the rolling or Of the Ito In tue headpin tourna
ment at the Elizabeth Athletic Club house last night
MS was 30 On twenty .nvs balls Fleming rolled
2o.. wh,pp'e; loa Warner WAS fourth There were
four ties Tor nrst prize when tho ended
the close of the big fair April 80 saer belongs 10
Young Mems Catholic Literary Associations bow ling
team Ills conpe titors belong TO tho Elizabeth A. Z.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-18
Odds aud Ends OF Sports.

,llep has been appointed President Of the athletic
association of Fordham College lie will arrange
genes for tho football team at oncA
The Butalo Ath tetic Club sent . despatch to tho
PSins aa.n. yesterday stating that they had las to
$50 pound man to match against any man In tho
try for . $500 purse.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-18
Another eczema Cured

For tho hcncat nf those whn ARE afflicted with
any skin disease. and hrvu never used the
CCTltlfHA ElMEDl -" would like to make
eczema III my. right limo below the knee for
many Yeas; iti"d various. remedies nll Of
CUTICl'R\ lfEll,liES advertised. deter
mined 10 try them. and am now well. In con-
sequence of this consider ItTlCtRA REM.
EDlES Invaluable for any skin disease.
JAMES c. HENRY. T. o. Box l.10a
OEdCnSbuyE, y, \,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-18
Important baseball News.
From The baltimore Sun.

Prom The baltimore Sun.
The game which was I, have been Hopkins
hctwccn tho lastim- and Johns vii! 30 "luus
Yesterday at Union Park tw, were l,laycG 10;
day. All the games excerpt the above played
prevented by rain or w.t. grounds.
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90 20 FIint's Furuiturs Stores.
LON 10 los West l4tb sL-Ade
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-26
LEGAL NOTICES.

TN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
The Briehtwood Railway Comrany Of the District Of
Columbian Tvs Henrietta =. Cowiing Jesse v \. Huycf
and Harry Finley. trustees. and James W Richard
mns Is 70 pS1. Ss; shs ssr
day CT November. s92 deDosi with the clerk 81 this
that said company DESTROYS q acquiring in fee SIM
pie according 90 the terms Of the act Of Congres made
ness the following estate in the District Of Co.
Being part Of the q ground in the county Of
Washington. District OF Columbus. conveyed 20 Hsn-
dstss S GOWNS sy iseSS c1S'sser and wife X aed
NJ II. % folio 4s7. Of the land records OF said Dis-
AN that ps.e I4rsl q ground heretofore con;
yeyed 70 the s.id Jacob colcsE = in deed eKecuiei
II u, leer J. A 5 boob number a. f9ho s,s. e the
lumbia in which he said tier. or is-oe of round 1.
more fully described in the following VT;
and occupied By DANIEL v Colciszer in 1872, iyins
S snd Sns "a 'e county , MT aud District 81
far north Of the Dividing line between Nathaniel P.
ten acres on the south end u said farm"
The said part being as follows:
minutes 3 Sc .onds "A south westerly direct n
property; thence running north IS desre ;. west d6s
minutes seconds 20 a a-e the dividing line le-
minut.s sast istanee q - ninst' e . es on
the line between Warner and CoNling thence south 80
Branch road thence along said road north 81 dere-s
AZ minutes distance Of 80 minutes u seconds
more or less"
That said instrument of deposit for that rurross
and that the said land aud premises. with the i'm
proyements thereon which appear IN the Land records
of the District Of Columbia ownei by Henrietta
u. Cowltng. and q certain James ". Richardson
Pears TO have interest in lien thereon said in
strument OF approf riatton contains prayer 20 the
court TO appoint three parsons apprase the dAmas
which the owners Of said land and premises
tain by such appropriation thereof In simple by
said company aud that sur n proceedings may be had
as may be necessary for that purpose.
And whereas the marshal of the has md
the said Henrietta r. Cowling and James W Richard
found. uaur a
an order Of the court heretofore passed. notice j.
hereby given to the Shove named Henrietta 4. Cow
ling and James W Richardson. their heirs legal
representatives they either Of them he dead. 70
appear before this Court in General Term tie 9Th
day OF January. 1885, at the opening u the court
that day thereafter be heard.
TO show cause. II they have. ny such Appraisers
shall not be appointed and such proceedinss H. had.
HENRY WISE GARNETT.
Attorney for the Biightwood Railway Company
n25. %. tukfr-6W Of the District OF Columbia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-26

Southeast Washington was represented in
the Police Court today by William Newman,
who had been arrested on complaint of Lucy
Newman, his wife. who charged that he had
made threats Of personal violence toward her.
II came to swear my life against him. said
the wife, as she stepped upon the witness stand.
He has threatened my life several times and
has laid me out or the floor unconscious"
Judge Miller questioned thc woman, who sand
thht she was afraid OF her husband because he
would get under the influence Of liquor and
come to where she stopping and make
threats.
What did he threaten to do?" inquired the
judge.
lie threatened TO take the boy away at the
cost Of some body's life" she replied.
How old is the boy!"
Fourteen years"
care any divorce proceedings pending?'
''No, sir, responded the wife, but 1 don't
want any divorce"
The woman was unable to tell of any par
ticular threats that her husband had ever made,
bet she sail that he always talking
II can't guard mans tongue any more than
l can womans tongue" said Judge Miller as
he dismissed the case.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-26
PECULIAR EsurrIos
ALL OVER HIS LITTLE BODY. PAIN NIGHT
AND DAY. BEST DOCTORS BAFFLED.
MIRACULOUS CURE BY CUTEURA.

Your CCTICURA REMEDIES performed such q
miraculous cure upon my baby that l would deem
myself SCI g sh and unclristianke willing
70 give public expression TO my gratitude About thr-
teen months he suddenly taken with pee
eruption, which broke out all his little body and
became painful that he almost unmana xeable
Was III continual pain light and day and the dis
ease advanced. 1t became offensive. and IL looked like
precious baby going To decay in spite Of all
that a couple of tae very best physicians could do
was persuaded to try CUTIOURA REMEDIES.
followed directions. The hrs. week the pain was
greatly reduced and my baby was able TO rest The
second week 1eci led change for the better and
began to realize that my baby going live. The
eruption began to dry hi ppete returned his skin
became natural color. and in nine weeks from the
time he began the treatnen. he well he ever
was. with brighter skin. good appetite and keen
eye TO get into al the mischief he could. 1t il now
over eleven months since my baby cured by
OUTICUEA and there is not has not been the
slightest appearance Of it's return, and my boy grows
brighter and stronger every day.
Mrs. HOLLAND COMB. Ailssy P. O.. Ga.
hereby certify that the contents Of Mrs Combs
testimonial facts. and consider the cure a very
miraculous When 1 recommended the CUTI-
CURA REMEDIES 1 had very little idea that the
child would live. shall be glad to answer any in
quiries about the cure REV. ]. @. AHERN.
Cochran, Ga.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-26
Five Dollar. for ri. Iodgiuz.

In almost every part u the city there are
lodging houses of some kind, and some Of
them shelter poor persons for little as 10
cents q night Better accommodations can be
had for 80 cents. and persons who are willing
TO paw 81 have no trouble III securing a good
spring mattress with white bed linen and warm
covering. Jos. Kelly. an old pensioner. was out
last night. and. after filling up with a cheap
quality Of old rye. he was put in a condition to
need some Diace where he could rest his weary
head Although he needed such q place. he
was unable to look for 1t. his ewes were vir-
tually closed by the rum that had passed his
lips. The brick sidewalk COOL enough tor
him and it took the combined efforts Of
tso policemen to arouse him and get
him To the police station This morning when
he appeared before Judge kimball he re-
sembled the general makeup of Slr. % Brady In
the "NOodOo" when he appears the victim Of
an explosion in the well Of natural gas and SAYS:
"Never tecbed me-.
Obstructing the sidewalk for move than an
hour Was the charge against him and he plead
guilty.
sleeping on the sidewalk. Judge Kimbal told
Joe, was an expensive luxury, and he fined him
Is.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-26
A NEW PAPER.
Arrangements Made for the Publication of
"The Evening News"

arrangements Made for the Publication of
"The Evening News"
The organization Of the Washington News
Publishing Company. which will publish the
new afternoon paper, The Erening Ne,cs, has
been practically completed, the premises at 929
and 93l ID street northwest have been taken pos
session Of and preparations are now being made
for the first issue Of the paper December IL.
The company is Incorporated under the laws Of
virginia, with a capital stock Of $780, 600. The
officers are: President, Jules Gutbridge; vice
president, Thomas G. Alvord, jr-: treasurer,
John q. Slater, and Messrs. T. E. Roessle and
James L. Barbour, acting with these officers, as
board Of directors.
The working force Of the new paper will
include Mr. Guthridge as business manager,
Mr.. Alvord, editor in chief; Cluskey Cromwell,
city editor; Chas. Elliott, telegraph editor, and
Walter Mason. general editorial writer. The
local force will consist of Messrs. Chas. A. Co
nant and II. e. Eland. who will do Capitol
work; Walter Mitchell. C.. E. Kloeber, Il. R.
BurriIl. Richard Hamilton and Thos. J. Muir
ray. Mr.. Barry Buckley will have charge of
the drama and general gossip; Miss Schiller,
the society column; Ella Starr, the womsns
page, and Miss MAY Irwin, the fashions. Mr..
Thos. Ferguson will be the superintendent Of
the counting room and Mr.. Alien Towson. ad-
vertising manager. The artist of the paper is
70 be Mr.. Frank Atkinson Of Chicago. Mr.
hckering Dodge is TO be superintendent of cir
culation.
The Offices. now being rapidly placed in condi-
ton for occupancy, are located III the old Frank
Ward dairy building, on D between 9th and 10th
streets. The first floor will be utilized as bust
ness office, behind which viii be the press room,
the mailing department and store room. The
second floor front will be the rooms for the
editorial department. In their there will
be the city department, the composing and
stereOtvping rooms and a store room for paper.
Most OF those connected with the new paper
are newspaper men well known in this city.
Mr.. Alvord has had fifteen years experience on
the New York Herald He is a son Of "Old
Salt Alvord Of New York state. Mr.. Guth-
ridge IL well remembered connected with The
New York Herald bureau in this CITY.