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Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-04-28
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At the Capitol. n. A. Kendall success" Ia
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Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-04-28
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rAwTUcKsr FURsITURB COMPANY.
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Frank O'RsiIIv YIorist.

AZ X. A. Kennison's Music store, q Brosl
street, Kinyon Block.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-04-28

The L ssd q Cigar.
"-s' nv- cent sssar ms,ie. Sold nv all dealer
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-04-28

fyou want good coal for your range. call
st No. NJ Main street and order Lsckswanna
stove Goal. Joss = CorrsslL. Trustee
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smok. Parker House Bouqast c..r.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-04-28

Ysusg Bachsisr.
Rs., nve cent cigar In the cftv
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-04-28

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Aiisopp's Engiish Ale
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A Fine Line ~ Cigar

Al tue Capitol. n. A. Keniaii. successor u
E-nisii a Carpenter,
The evening world., 1892-02-17
EMBEzzLER HYER IN JAIL.
The Fugitive Surprised Hoboken
by Surrendering.

one OF the greatest surprises known In
Jersey City OF late happened At o o'clock this
morning when Police capt. Farrier. OF the
First Precinct. walked into Police Headquar-
tiers and introduced TO supL Smith John
Hyer. the Jersey City embezzler, who was
supposed to be en- route to Australia, a fugt
tive from justice.
Hyer, who WAS confidential clerk for Will
lam Barney l. Son, real estate agents, was
charged with embezzling some 10000 from
the firm, and ran away with his young wife
to san Francisco. where he was arrested.
While being brought back on eNtradition
papers two weeks/ ago he escaped from De-
tective Dalton and again returned Ia San
Francisco, whence he telegraphed that he
should sail that day for Australia
Nothing further was known OF young Hyer
until o'clock this morning, when messen-
ger called at Capt. Farriers house and said
that Hyer was at the residence Of his father.
in-law, Harvey Marsh, gao Grove street, and
desired to deliver himself up.
Hyer arrived In Jersey City at o.3O O'Clock
last night, and surprised Mr.. Marsh and his
family when he walked into the house, as he
had given no hilt OF his whereabouts and no
intimation that he intended to return.
hser 'oi' eap'' faifier tha' "nen ne es-
capeu 'roni pa''oh oh 'he ua'n Nc went "
oSuch' 'hehce 10 eacfAuen'o anu .neh uirec.
W t!a'ieua "he'e NC hau peeh ilhp'i'oheu
pehuihs 'he haoeas corpus pfoceeo'hss "hion
dragged aioas ior months. hecomihs tireu
VI hhochihs a"out he hau eone oack u s.ahu
riai ho was iockea up al Fohce HEAD
quarters.
WINE IN san franc'sco h!er ~ reporteo u
nave SAD: III 10 go oacA 10 Jersey o'ty
VIII sehu man harhey anu ono OF l"'
oluers W o'a'c frisoh ioI orioeE1 ioI nave
receip's mere now "hich Will sho"
ha-u'ei every ooiiar OF harheys money
The evening world., 1892-02-17
LIFE INSURANCE CHANGES.
Bill to Protect Policy-Holders Intro
ducsd ut Albany.
srycI,r TO THr rvEsIsG woRrn.N


ALBANY, Feb. l7.-Mr Webster introduced
IN the Assembly to-day bill making It a
m,sdemeanor for life Insurance policy-holders
TO accept rebate on o contract for Insurance.
Also providing that life Insurance agents
must be licensed by the state, lees s25, cx-
cept that this shall not apply to agents act
ing solely on the weekly plan o; insurance.
Also providing for the annual election by
each Company OF twrnty-onc supervisors.
each of whom shall hold insurance in his
Company TO an amount not less than 9lO 600.
said Board shall have power to cNamine the
books ana records Ci The Compahy AT any
time, with power TO call a meeting Of policy
holders Tor the purp ST OF laying before them
laCts regarding the management or the om-
pany and the way 20 rec lumeLi such action
ns will secure the stability ana proper man
agement Of the company and protect The
rights OF Its policy holders
These supervisors shall receive not n ex-
ceed So per day Iur days OF actual service.
Also, each company must lay aside 20 per
cent. Ot .acn years surplus TO Oc held "A a
guarantee funl to provide Tor any unusual
Increase Uf mortality.
II shall divide he remaining - rer cent.
among the pulicy-hp!dcrS, who MAJ take
their share IN cash or apply I, IN part pay
ment OF premiums or Tor new Insurance.
The evening world., 1892-02-17
PULLING HAIR IN COURT.
Partisans to an East Side Divorce
Suit Have a Free Fight

There was big row at the County Court
House to-day, participated In by the princi-
pals, relatives and sympathiLers In the suit
by Pauline Frankenberg against her husband,
Aaron Frankenberg, for separation. Women
screeched. scratched and pulled hair, men
grew excited and the spectators hooted,
while the court officers undertook TO separate
and quiet the combatants.
Mrs. Frankenberg has eight children by her
husband, and she says he has deserted her for
short haired girl. she desires only sepa-
ration, however. Ter the purpose OF getting
allmony. although she claims she has plenty
OF evidence OF his inndeilty.
The case had been set down for trial to- -day
before Judge Bischon In the court OF common
Pleas. The parties, with their friends, were
on hand early. Probably twenty female
friends OF both parties came down TO the
Court-House, not a few OF them accompanied
by escorts
Judge Bschor found that 1t would be i'm
pos ,ible to take up the case this morning and
adjourned It.
Fe, ling had been running high between the
parties and this pOstponemenJ Increased H..
Mrs. Frankenberg and her friends had been
In the court-room while the husband and his
sympathizers. including the short-haired
young woman. rem aimed in the corridor At
the opposite Sluc ol tne Dllldlng.
As he people filed out or court Mrs. Frank
enberg ana one OF her daughters caught sight
OF the derelict husband and father
They rushed at him, screaming ana crying,
followed by their friends. They grabbed him,
scratched him, kicked him, struck at him and
tore HIS clothes.
BY this time the corridor was jammed with
people, showing, pushing and lo;tllng each
other In the hopes II seeing the melee.
Finally, the husband, very much dshev.
elled, with tears streaming from his eyes
broke away rom his wrought-up assailants
Then he short haired young woman became
the object OF attack. She was rescued after
receiving severe treatment by some Of the
crowd.
Mrs Frankenberg and her mock were
driven into the elevators and dropped to the
basement floor, vowing vengeance upon the
other side. The husband ana his friends
busted themselves In an effort 10 restore theii
shattered nerves.
After some persuasion and little force
| the crowd was dispersed and the decoruln o.
the courts Was restored.
The evening world., 1892-02-17
CARRIED OFF BY A BEGGAR.
Little Nellie Gallagher Was Not
Found Until Two Days Later.

Mr.. and Mrs. John Gallagher will think
twice before permitting another stranger to
take their little daughter Nellie out for a
walk. They live at 80 Van Dam street.
On sunday afternoon woman casually
known to Mrs. Gallagher as sarah Hall called
at the Van Dam street house, and after a
brief visit asked permission to take Nellie cut
for walk. Mrs. Gallagher Is not very we'll,
and being unable TO take the child out her
SELF readily granted Miss Halls request.
But neither Miss Hall nor the child re.
turned to her home that night nor on Mon
day. The frightened parents made search for
the child everywhere they could think OF, but
found no trace OF her.
As last resort q general alarm was sent
out from Police Headquarters to all the pre-.
cincts in this city aud Brooklyn.
Last night the child was found by the police
OF the Eleventh Precinct In Brooklyn in a
house at ls2 Hamilton avenue. where she
had been left by Mrs. Hall. The woman
had taken the child on begging tour and
left 1t there as night came on. search Tor her
10 being made.
The evening world., 1892-02-17
CALIrH's INTERESTING WIFE.

"Caliph closed his six-ioot jaws resolutely
last Thursday, and Frlcay ! caileu IN Dr.
Hudekoper, the veterinary surgeon. He ad-
yised a small dose OF alocs, mixed with croton
oil and molasses into a capsule about the size
OF a table cucumber. 1t required the united
efforts OF the doctor and myself ana seven
animal keepers 10 open the patlehps mouth
and administer he medicine.
"OG course the medicine was given as a
laxative, but Callph grew worse ana on Mon
day we compounded three pellets, each about
as large as q League baseball. The three
coniainc 2.040 grains OF aloes and 40 drops
OF croton oil.
lone drop OF croton oil will convince a
strong man that he has had enough. and
there was enough aloe5 10 doctor about three
regiments Of men.
"The stun Is as nasty as ipecac, and blue
Jill IL a bonbon compared To II. We mixed
1t with lnseed Oil ana giHger and disguised II
by wrapping II In paper, but Cdliph objected
to 1t even In this attractive FORM"
Caliph was lassoei with hemp ropes three
inches thick. and aftcr he had torn away the
iron railing around which the rope had been
hitched aud almost exhausted the nine men,
he was secured and took his medicine. That
Is, 1t was pOked down his throat on the end OF
II pole, and he bit large chunk IN the pole
and chcwed II up, too.
smaller d lse-0D1ut 500 grains OF aloes-
was administered yesterday with coed enect.
This morning Caiiph opened mis- moul
so that boy 4 iect Ia inches tall might have
stood between his under hip anl his mus
taChc.
DOwney tossed a iihe loaf Of bread into
Callph's Cavernuus mouth. Cal!ph spa II
out, tut iiughey almost wrpt 10. Joy, Tor Il
was the nrst time that Ca!!ph had obeyed In
week.
Caiph was fenced OF from his wife, nee
Murphy, and their precious hall-tnn baby,
Falima, when he was taken sick.
When Caiiph came up out or his tank to see
an EVENING WORLD reporter this morning MS
devoted wife perred wiatIully at him through
a little hole IN the partition. ClllDh advanced
and the Two great beasts rubbed their noses
together in u marital KISS Then II tie Fatlma
rubbed her stub nose against her papa's, and
Hll three grunted, while their little curly tail-
twitched In satisfaction.
ION, CallpA Is better. He'll be all right by
Tomorrow" hugh lwncy assured the caller
The evening world., 1892-02-17
FOREIGN NEWS OF THE DAY..
Wholesale Jailing Of Alleged An
arohists in Spain.
The Pope and tho Great Republics
-WreolkaGe on English Shores.


CApIz, Feb. lT.-There are now In custody
in this city 1872 Of the so-called Anarchists
who were arrested for participation In the
disturbances that preceded and followed the
executions OF the four Anarchists at Xeres.
They will oil be tried by court-martial at the
beginning OF March.
The Public Prosecutor does not demand
that any OF the men be condemned to death,
but he will ask that twelve OF the ringleaders
be sentenced to penal servitudc and that
forty others be sentenced to term OF solitary
confinement 1t is sexpected that the remain.
ing 14O prisoners will be released after trial
band Of lawless characters led by two
brothers have been causing some trouble .,
late in the vicinity Of Cadiz and the authori.
ties determined to disperse them. detach.
ment OF gendarmes was despatched in search
OF the band. and, finding them, succeeded in
breaking up the band.
All those who escaped arrest ned to the
Sierra Grazalema, where for the time being
they are safe from capture. Those who were
taken prisoners by the gendarmcs were
brought to Cadiz and lodged in jail.
The evening world., 1892-02-17
Tho DaY in Albany.

Sohmer's nti-Pinkerton bill, lately passed by
the Assembly, is reported to the Senate.
Mccarthy introduces Senate bill to add two
clerks TO the Brooklyn Court Of Sessions.
Foley's bill providing that New York Aldermen
shall hold ONCE two years reported to Assembly.
Assembly pssses-74 to 33-Connelly's bill IN
reference 10 tees for commissioners in street
openings In New York.
Cooney's bill hIing salaries OF Brooklyn Excise
Commission ers at ~, 800 reported to Assembly.
Also his bill liking salaries OF Brooklyn Aldermen
at 81, 800.
Assembly committee reports Wslls's bill provid-
ing for rspAycment of Third Ayenue, New York,
from Harlem River TO East One Hundred and Sew
entieth street
Assembly committee reports tho Long Island City
bills re 'ative to collection OF unpaid taxes and
water rents and providing for $40, 0Op eHpoGdi-
turc to complete scho0l-houses.
In the Assembly Mr. Farauhsr introduced the
Senate hill authorizing tho consolidation OF tn
Medical College LABORATORY Of New York City with
the University OF the City Of New YORK.
Assembly, Coopey presents bill SLOWING
KinEs County Supervisors to make provision for
paying $40 aliy 70 supreme Cou't Judgas nolding
toirtln the Ssoond District who may 10 called In
from other districts.
The evening world., 1892-02-17
The Day In Washingson.

Tas House Committee hears the opposition to
Lone Rule Tor Utah.
Senate passes Nc, T.en's bill SLOWING Brooklyn
to purchase the Jamaica plsnk road
Senator Pa mer gives notice that ne will speak
tomorrow in favor Of tn. election Of Senators uy
popular vote.
The Senate passes the resolution to return to
Mexico the cAptlred bate nAEs nov Ia the
museum at West Point
Alfred omer, Of ,he Nes York Produce Ft-
change Chas ID, hamiu and Thomas 4. Wright,
OF tde ihip ago aoAid of irsGr, and William Cad.
hhy. a Chicago pork pscses, srIGc against Anti
Option,
senate Con mittee reports adversely QhsSs reso'
lGtiun requesting tEC Committee on foTelEn Rr.G-
hons 10 inqirr A. to ths pTaotcAptlity os the &c.
u.iNit,on oi certain roTtons OF the RepuDhe of
Mexico. lndchuIt.., postponed.
The House refers the Senate concurrent resoiu.
tion provioinr tor an Investigation by the Senate
AMI House Committees on Immigration OF tho
laws relative to immigration and this facts attend
ing the admission OF the typhus-strisksn Russiaus
to New York,
The evening world., 1892-02-17
TO BREAK THE COAL TRUST.
Jerseys Legislature Will Investigat at.
the Reading Deal.


TRENTON, Feb. 1.-THE Assembly this
morning adopted resolution offered by Mr..
Lave empowering the Special Committee on
the Reading Railroad combine to summon
officers OF the roads involved and to issue pro-
cesses II necessary.
Mr.. Lane, who is Chairman OF the Commit
tee, said to an Associated Press reporter that
his intention is to call the committee to-
gether for organization this afternoon, when
he will endeavor to have subpoenGs issued,
so as 10 serve by tomorrow, and thus enable
the Committee TO begin taking Of evidence on
Friday.
He desires to have every official OF the sew
eral roads who can throw any light on the
alleged deal summoned, and also any other
persons who can give the Committee any in
formation. TIL some such information is
secured no legal steps can be taken to break
up the monopoly.
Messrs. Barrett, HinchlifTe and Keys were
appointed committee Of the Senate to CO.
operate with the Assembly Committee touch.
ing the Reading Railroad Investigation.
The evening world., 1892-02-17

This is saying much. How much will be
understood when 1t is known that Mr.. Caliph's
daily diet consists OF 200 pounds OF baled
hay, elgh; gallons OF bran mash and twenty
or thirty loaves OF stale bread
Hughey Downey, the guardian angel who
hovers over the abode OF the cat animals, the
rhinoccros and the Hippo family In the lion
house, Indignantly denied that Caliph had
contracted his ailment by over-indulgence on
the night of the French ball. He said that
Mr.. Caliph had simply caught cold, the cold
had settled in his stomach and an inflamma-
tion had result ed, but that close medical at
tention and careful nursing We bringing the
s,OOo-pound beauty from the Nile around all!
right.
Curator Conklin said:
1.-The hippopotamus is different from the
elephant. The elephant, used to being han
died, obcys orders when sick and takes his
medicine. But the hippo becomes morose
and sullen.
The evening world., 1892-02-17

Mr.. Ca'iph measures nearly eighteen feet
around the waist, and he has been suffering
with the stomach ache for just week, ana
the gentle reader has permission to imagine,
II he can, the amount OF ache that lodged
Itself under the poor hippo's belt.
MIR. Caliph had evidently over-indulged.
He IS slightly subject 10 the ai!mcnt. This
is his fourth attack. H. made him surly aud
disagreeable naturally, and he has no,
opened his mouth 10 smile nor to take food
since one week ago to-day.
The evening world., 1892-02-17
DISGUISED AS AN OFFICER.
A Bogus Policeman Frishtens an
Invalid Woman,


Invalid Woman.
A man impersonating police ofricer forced
his way into the house OF Mrs. william Furze,
10 Ten Eyck street, Williamsburg, at !
o'clock this morning. Mrs. Furze Is In deli
cate health and her recovery from the shock
and fright is doubtful.
When the bogus oficer rang the door bell
she thought 1t was her husband. She was
confronted by a stranger, whe demanded to
see Miss Weller, for whom he said he had a
warrant. lie said b. was an of1cer.
Al the same tlme lie pushed open the door
and entered' Mrs. Furze was frightened and
fell TO the door unconscious. Just then her
husband arrived and the alleged policeman
took to lis heels.
MIR. Furze concluded that the man had
some sinister object.
SEEING his vile lying prostrate, he did not
chase the intruder, but this morning he went
10 the Lee Avenue Court and swore ouo a
warrant Tor The mans arrest. He is described
Ms tall man, with pitted face.
The evening world., 1892-02-17
Accused O: n 500 For-er,

Detective Desmond, OF the Fan River Po-
lice, brought handcuncd prisoner 10 Police
Headquarters this morning. He was Joan
Mullen. waom n had arrested In Jersey city
on a warrant CAar.Ing him Win The forgery
OF a CuccN tor 800 IN the First National
Bank OF Fall River. Mass.
The evening world., 1892-02-17
Billy Smith Whips Frank Kelly.

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. ll.-Billy Smith, Bos-
ton lightweight, knocked out Frank Kelly, o'
san Francisco, in the thirty-nipth round, at
the Peclhc club last night. Although Kelly
was all but knocked out Ia the nineteenth
round, the tignt was slow one until the
thirty-siXth, when Kelly took the lead and up
to the middle OF the thirty-ninth uppt AIRED o
be winner. Smith then shifted his position
aud Knocked Kelly down four times.
The evening world., 1892-02-17
ASSEMBLYMAN M'MANUS'S BILL.

To Do Away with Double Fares on
Connecting Street. Car Lines.
Assemblyman McManus, o, the seventeenth h
District, has introduced a bill In the Legisla-
ture, which is intended TO greatly reduce the
cost or travel on the surface roads OF this
city.
II provides that all street railroad COIN
panies connecting or running on each others
tracks must give transfer tickets to passen-
gers who desire to continue their ride on the
connecting line.
The evening world., 1892-02-17
BITTER PILLS FOR CAl|PH.
Poked Down the Sick Hippo's
Throat with a Long Pole.
Curator Conklin Says tho 5000
Pound Nilcsian Is Better Now.

lialta milton little friends Will be glad to
learn that MIR. Caliph, Of Central Park, is
convalescent to-day. He Is much better,
according to curator Conklin. who is family
ply sician to the animals in the 200"
The evening world., 1892-02-17
Tho Pope Is Complimentary to the
Great Republics.

iBY AsSocItTED PREssi
PARIS. Feb. 1.-THE Peta journal this
morning publishes an interview which one OF
It's correspondents has had with the Pope.
In the course o, the interview His Holiness
declared that he considered republic quite
legitimate form OF government. The
Church, he said, would place itself In accord
with the French Republic as it had done in
the United States.
The Pope expressed himself as feeling con-
fldent that France would regain a glorious
place among the nations OF the world II she
persevered In her pacific sentiments and re-
nounced Internal dissensions
The evening world., 1892-02-17
CUT HIS BROTHERS THROAT.
Liveryman McSorley Held on a
Serious Charge.

Edward McSorley, a young lvery-stable
keeper living at 20" West Forty-nrst street,
was he'd to-day by Justice Grady on charge
Ot cutting his brother Peters throat from ear
10 ear last night.
According 10 the testimony both men We're
drunk and Quarre!led. Peter cIutched Ed
ward by the throat, driving his hnger nails
dcen into the ncSl, whereupua the latter
slashed Peters throat, inricting 4 wound
seNen lngEes long Peter is IN BeIIevue.
The evening world., 1892-02-17
UEITHER FORECAST.

T,HS 4. NJ Fair; sigaB rHer; IriSk
nOTihtr -S'eriV anus. ThnrsddR: Far +,
s,ight . ,onr,.i'. Frig0y: Far; ii2h change
IA temperature.
Temperature rs Indicated by the thcr-
mometer AT Pcrry's Pharmacy:
"a. NJ. ..l8 8A,M..l5l9A NJ. ,lG IL ~, 20
The evening world., 1892-02-17
BETTER FINANCES, LESS TAXES.
What Livingstone, Of Georgia. Would
Have Congress Promise the People.
TPY ASSOCIATED pREss.

WASHINGTON, Feb. l7.-In the House to-
day Mr.. Livingston, Of Georgia, asked unani-
nous consent FOR the immediate considera-
tion OF the following preamble and resolu-
lions:
In view Of the unrest and extremely distressed
condition Of tho masses Of the people in this eoun.
Try, and their eager inquiry to the Sof this
House towards the people,
Resolped, That We extend to them our sincere
sympathy and promise to do all in our power for
relief on the line OF improved finances and reduced
taxation.
Mr.. Taylor, OF Illinois, objected.
The evening world., 1892-02-17
New Jersey Knights OF Pyth!as )

isPTCiAL TO TTr TvrNIN1 WORLD
TRENTON, Feb. 1.-THE twenty-tlfth ses-
sion of the Grand Lodge, knights oil Pythias
Of New Jersey, convened here to-day, Grand
Chancellor John vlr.ch presiding. The silver
anniversary viii be held at ia! lor's Opera
llJus", fIr which au elaborate programme
has been arranged.
The evening world., 1892-02-17
Sailed on the Teutonic.

Among the passengers on the steamship
Teutonic that sailed for liverpool this morn
ing were Mrs. William Astor, Col. s. II. Buck,
George Cavendsh Bentinck, ,M.P..T II. Hilton
and Mrs Hilton, Miss Dunham, Capt. Edmund
Jansons, OF the Dutch Navy, and hr. and Mrs.
". l.. COflln.
The evening world., 1892-02-17
Pamphlets Circulated to 1ncite Rus.
sian Peasants to Revolt.
rBY AssocIATED rRrss.

fBY AssOcIATED rREss.'
CRACow, Feb. ia large number OF PAM
phlets have been scattered broadcast through
Lithuania and Russian Poland calling upon
the peasants to rise against the Government
and the landowners.
The typhus and black smallpox epldemlcs
are spreading across the frontier OF Austro-
Hungary into Galicia.
The evening world., 1892-02-17

A Bcs on Man Blew Out the Gas.
John Carisen, OF Boston, was overcome by
gas In his room at 33s West street his morn
Ing. lie was attended by ply stefan and re-
covered.
The evening world., 1892-02-17
Broker Matthews a Prisoner.

Real estate dealer and loan broker George
ID. Matthews, OF Ala Broadway, was to-day
held by Justice Grady, at Jefferson Market
court, for examination on the charge pre-
lerred by Ernest Stephenson. treasurer OF IA
dramatic school, TO the effect that Matthews
hhl wrongIully withheld $4,000 worth Of
mortgages intrusted TO him Tor saIe keeping.
The evening world., 1892-02-17
Conscience and Plunder Elastic.

Truckman Daniel i. Crawford was to-day
held for examination In the First District
Police Court, Jersey city, charged with steal
ING 1000 pounds OF rubber from his employ
ers, the New Jersey car Spring and Rubber
Company, located on Wayne street.
The evening world., 1892-02-17
The Strong Man Sails in Custody.

carl August samson, the American Her.
culcs," sailed for England to-day on the
steamship Teutonc,a prisoner, having beel
arrested ii, re two weeks ago on charge or
Margaret Bernstein, who lell ln love with
him in England.
The evening world., 1892-02-17
Stole Case of Woollen Goods.

Charles Ius;gaiden, OF % Henry street,
was to-day held in the Tombs court charged
with having been one OF Two men who stole 4
case OF wOolIcu goods valued Al s266 from in
front OF CHARLES Har,Lheim's store at 30
CROSBY street on Monday. The case was
loaded into wagon and carried on.