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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-25
NOTICE.

NOTICE rs UrWtuI GIVEN THAT
~ meeting of tng atnukholdrcs Of the NHH.
atlA Mineral Springs Company viii De hull nt
the company p UlIpr room sIg Duuly iuildluE
talt LAKE Jty, uuh. on the cth day OF ) OvoW'
Der, An HH.At u'C.u pm, FOR The election
Of UfICetH for Nt ensuing year, anu Tor such
the meeting JuuN G.. siitPp,
secretary.
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NOTICE.


fTIE ANNUAL STOCKHOLDERS MEET
I ms Of ihc south Jordan Canal Co. viii bo
held at West jordan ward meeting house, salt
Lake county, ou Monday the a0Gh day OF Oeto.
hur, az % 70 W., 1865, Tor thu purpose ~ huarIur
the report OF the secretary and treasurer and
for me transaction 90 such other business ~
may come before The meeting
hespec.ully,
q, a. Glhiis, Secretary,
SALT LAKE CITY, oct 90 ls9a
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LEGAL NOTICE.
In tho Probate Court. In and Cor salt Lake
County, Territory Of Utah.


NOTICE IL HEHEnr GIVEN NAT
n Frederick smithurst. sdmiuiHr.tI. 90.
Tho estate Of Matilda COUNSEL So. coed. .IH
rendered. for settlement, and nIrd In said
court. his dnh account % BIZ aduiuIs'rHtiuu
OF taid estate and petition Tor unal NHiuhutun
enutI ed thereto, and that tursduY. iHn liih
dsv of October. A ~ isgl, a. DO O'Clock a.m..
a. the court room q sail court, in SOC County
Territory hiss been duly appointed IY tIU
Judge of said court, for The srtIcmuutut HHfi
account and hearing said petition tHr dI"ftHu.
fsted ia aid estate may 1UUraH IrH aHuN
tausc. II any there be, WHY sAid account should
md 6G Settled ard approved and Sinai tIstrUu.
ton mHle as prayed for
o. " AlIfDY
Cicfk ~ the Probate gduft
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Nniico ~ uuo ani place Tor the bearing OF
petition Tor adm 81 ON 10 probate nj viii.
DuRsUANr TO AZ ORDER or SAID
court Iu HhId matter notice D. hereby
gwen that 4huradav,the 18Th day uf November.
Al. 1893. Do d. O'Clock ana, at thr County
Court ilDuso 900 salt lake tly,utah Territory.
In tho court room ut saiI court, hHH been hp
McAlurriu, praying for che admission g. pro.
bate Of % certain document herewith pre-.
ceased, when ami whore all iurfuus iutofgHtCi
may appear ana oppose the probate 90 said
viii. or ihc granting OF letters trstamvutHrl 70
fur in said petition.
IN witnrsH whereof hsyU hortuuto oct mF
hand and aNlAgd the seal % fall court, iula
18th day OF october $50,
lsEAL.l n. v. MEION,
C'Crg OF tbo Probate Court
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brought home aud DR.. Conynghame
extracted the bullet. He IL now lying
In a critical condition at the home Of
his parents.
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suMMoNs.

Iu no District Court 10 and f0r ihN Third
Judicial District Of Utah Isfr tory,
County Of salt Lake
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Nniico ~ tire ani place Tor the bearing d
petition Tor adm ss ON 10 probate Ui wilt
The evening world., 1893-10-18
OOKLYN n.
WANT To IADORsE khkEl.
Republicans and Independents
Call Upon Supervisor Kinkel.
He Refuses to Answer - Young
Democrats for Schieren.

Republicans and Independents crowded
into Supervisor-at-Large George Kin
kel's Office in the Courthouse, Brooklyn,
this morning to urge him to permit the
Republicans to indorse his nomination
for Supervisor-at-Larg in place of Col.
Harry W. Michel, who dropped out of
the race yesterday.
MIR. Kinkel did not take kindly to the
proposition of the Republicans, and at
the close of the interview they had re-
ceived no answer in the affirmative or
negative.
MIR. Kinkel was seen by an Evening
World" reporter after the joint delega-
ton left. Said he:
4 do not see how ] can accept the
Republican Endorsement after my OPP
ponent has resigned. They know | am
aware my name will strengthen the
Republican ticket.
III they had Endorsed my nomination
at first 1 should have been glad to have
accepted. the support of Republicans and
Independents. | prefer an honorable de-
feat than such an election
This Is also the substance OF Mr..
Klnkel's answer to the delegation who
waited on him this morning.
this afternoon and either indorse Mr..
Kinkel's nomination or place a new
nominee in the field.
1t was said this morning that there
would probably be many changes In the
men and Aldermen. There IS a Com
mlttee now at work arranging new nom
nations, so that the Independents may
be more fully res .nized.
The Young Mems Democratic Club,
which placed Mayor Body before the
people two years ago, has declared for
Schleren.
The evening world., 1893-10-18
NO CLUE TO THE LOST s22,0 900.
American Express Company Has
Not Traced tho Thieves.

The investigation OF the reported robbery OF
$4,000 in currency from the safe OF the American
Express Company. while in transit from this city
10 New Orleans, is sim in progress, but no clue
to the missing money has yet been discovered.
The money vas shipped from this city on Oct.
II, and the loss was not discovered TIL the safe
In which 1t had been deposited. was opened In
New orleans.
President Fargo Gays that he cannot yet ac-
count for its loss. as the package had been prop
erly marked, and when it was placed In the safe
contained $50, 900. 1t was not lottery money. as
was reported, hut u REGULAR bank shipment from
tails city to a Correspondent In New Orleans.
The shortage was Just So, e0. Special Guard
kurXentorfcr and Messenger IraNhy, Of the EN-
press Company, had charge Of the money in tran
sit. and they have been dctainc! In 81. Louis AMI
are Under the Surveillance ot the police. They
both day that u, strong box was tempered VITA
after the money LEFT New York.
The officers u the Company to-day said that the
Investigation had not progressed far enough to
enable them to any further particulars, nor
would they ray whether any u the coInpaay's
employers here were under suspicion.
The Now York bank which shipped tho package
was the Bank Of Commerce.
The evening world., 1893-10-18
FOUND A SLEEPING BURGLAR.
Farmer MaRee's Surprise Party Ar
ranged by a Cool Thief.

John p. Beckwitz. a diiapidated looking indi-
vtdual. who gave his age as thirty-three years
and his residence at 27 East One Hundred and
Sixteenth street. New York City. was held for eN-
animation on a charge Of burglary by Justice
Connolly at the Gates Avenue Police Court Brook
Ign. this morning.
Charles Magee, a farmer, living on New Lots
avenue, near Alabama avenue. Brooklyn. was
awakened by the noise Of breaking glass. He
opened the window in his room and asked who
was there. He received no answer. and believ-
ing that II was some OF the farm helpers about
the yard, returned to his bed.
Shortly after 3 O'Clock Mi. Magee came down
stairs into the dining room, He found the place
turned upside down. ON a table in the room was
. large bundle containing some OF his clothing
and several pieces Of silverwGre.
Stretched out on the lounge was a man fast
asleep. The fellows head rested on a pillow and
he had covered himself over with a quilt.
Magee summoned several of the farm hands.
whom he placed in the room TO watch the sleeping
burglar. He then harnessed w. his horse and
wagon and drove to the Liberty avenue police
station. Detective-Sergt Weiser returned with
him. The burglar had finished his nap In the
meanwhile and was being carefully guarded by
the farm hands. The handouts were placed on
him and he was then taken to the station house
and locked up.
The evening world., 1893-10-18
REGISTRATION WILL SHOW.
The Tickets Reception May Be
Judged from III Figures.

1t would be nero repetition to print what Tam
many men say OF their ii 'ket. II you quote one
you quote all. To-day's registration. however,
will he a more certain indication Of how the
ticket is received among other classes II voters.
. OF course. the registration in Tanniany strong
holds like the First or Second district will be no
other Indication than that the political overseers
and bringing out the full organization vote.
The registration In districts whore live men
Who are not members of TamrnRny Hall, but who
usually vote the Tam many ticket, and on occi-
RioRs oppose the Wlgwam nominees, may be a
criterion as to the feeling towards the nominees,
boo II the registration in these districts is light 1t
might be taken I, how that the voters are dis
rubted or a~ilithctiG .r-
The places Of registry ere open from $ A. NJ.
until . y. ".
The usual number Of vacancies amons Inspectors
~ election Was reported at the Bureau Of Eicc-
lions this morning. The places were filled by the
Police Commissioners, who were in session at
Headquarters during the forenoon.
The registration on the second day OF last year.
which was Presidential year, waa 100, sos, On the
first and second days OF last year .Os, 497 voters
registered.
The figures for the second days registration in
1891, Gubernatorial year, were SO,o2l. on the
hrst two da.s Of that year the registration was
l5H. lGS.
On the second day in 1890 the voters who regis
The evening world., 1893-10-18
SHIPPING NEWS.
FOR TO-DA
FORT or NEW YORK.

Steamer Fl Pas1, New orleans Eve days. with
mrrf handlH' 10 j, T. Van Sickle.
steamer OLDHAM. Rotterdam oct. :, and Boulogne
= with ilor, hAniisr and scvrrty-three cabin and
l|t Strr-lgc passengers t. lunrh, Edge A. Co.
Steamer TEutonir, Liverpool Oct. II and Queens
town IL, with mrr hIndisc and lht first. .OS second
o.hiH and 5SG gtcrrLge passengers 10 II NJ. Kerr
gvF.
steamer Paula. Hamburg Oct. 3. in ballast to
Gust Hoyr.
Sr"anrr oIr,l, Antwerp oct, /. in ballast to
George kand.rurUrk,
Hrtg sunlight. - John. r. H., fourteen days,
with sugar - l." ". d T. Armstrong.
schooner : j. NluiAn. Virginia, with wood.
steamer Hav"l, bremen oct. 10, Southampton II,
vita worrnandis" and passengers to Oelrichs d Co.
steamer REynlaui, Antwerp oct, : with mer-
"hdufisr AMI passengers to International Nayiga-
ton Iumpdnv.
= c4m.r C,lara 10 d}n. Abbott. Hull Sept 80. via
Boston oct /, with muse. to Slnicrson 4 Son.
steamer tltr Of Alexandra. Hoffman,, Vera cruz
nrt g. TUNpam I. Tampico : C~ampeche .. Pro-
rr,-p IN, and LtvauL IL, with mdsc, and 10 cabin
passengers tn James l.. Ward a Co,
s'rpmIr Argyll uirI. Williamson, Nokohoma July
-. iIlmsn y. shanghai Aug ~. Foochoo u. Annoy Il
Hong r. .ns -. singapore Sept |, Port said "a.
and .AIE.ars g., with mIs', 10 Carter. Macy 4 Co.
The evening world., 1893-10-18
TROLLEY CARS on THE RAMPAGE.
Astonishing Record for One Day in
Brooklyn.

At Ito o'clock this morning trolley car 1913. OF
the Fulton street line. while on its way uptown.
crashed into the rear platform Of car 149 and de-
molished It. Josephine Payton. a young colored
womanA OF 81 Lawrence street, who was the only
passenger aboard the car, was thrown violently
from her scat, and fell on the floor. Her wrist
was sprained, and she was badly bruised about
the body. She was removed to her home in an
ambulance.
Trolley car 1ls. OF the same line. in passing
Troy avenue, going uptown. jumped a switch at
that point and crashed into an awning post in
front of Henry Tampfs grocery. and tore the
awning into shreds. The loss amounted to $50.
Early last evening Ernst Hassler, sixteen years
old, OF ia Seventh avenue. while crossing the
street near President street, was struck by trolley
car l0., OF the Seventh avenue line, and knocked
down. He was badly bruised.
Patrick Clifford. OF 81 Freeman street, was
thrown from the platform OF a Greenpoint car at
the corner of Greenpoint avenue and franklin
street and baby bruised. His shoulder was dislS-
Gated also. He was taken home.
Car No. s, Of tho Smith street line. collided
with John Donnelly's express wagon on Smith
street, between Dean and Bergen streets. The
wagon was demolished.
The evening world., 1893-10-18
BRAVE POLICEMAN ABBOTT.
Was Ncarly Killed Himself. but He
Saved tho School Children.

Policeman Richard W, Abbott, who was knocked
down by a runaway team of horses yesterday, AZ
reported in the 6 o'clock edition OF THE Evening
World" was more seriously injured than at first
supposed. The team. which was attached to .
standard Oil wagon. had been left standing at
ons Hundred and Forty-frst street and ST. AIMS
avenue nv Driver Edward Boyle. Some children
playing frightened the horses, and they started on
q run.
The avenue was crowded with children from
Grammar School No. NJ. and Abbott saw some OF
them would be hurt IL the team was not stopped.
He stood directly In front OF the running horses
and as they came near threw his weight upon the
bride OF the horse nearest him, When the team
was nnally stopped Abbott fell to the ground I'M
conscious, He was taken TO Fordhsm Hospital.
His left knee is dislocated, and his entire body
covered with contusions. HIS uniform was torn
TO shredA.
The evening world., 1893-10-18
DIR. BARROWS VERY ILL
Necessary Operation for Append.
citis Was Performed.

pr. c, c, barrows, chief assistant to Dr. will
lam NJ. Polk, @; 7 East Thirty-sixth street. 10 rs-
ported to he in a dangerous condition following
4 necessary surgical operation for appendicitis,
which was performed Monday right.
DR., Darrovs was formerly an army surgeon
and was attached to Gen. Crooks division In tho
campaign against the Apache Indians. Although
only thirty-Hve years old, he has earned an en-
Niable reputation Ia his profession and has a wide
circle OF friends. He Was takr'I Ill Sunday.
Dr. Folk, assisted by Drs. q. D., Hanlen, OF ls3
Lexington avenue. and Bellarry and Anderton. Of
bellevue. with Dr. e. n. McBurney as consult
ms surgeon, performed the operation. which was
nrnnnlncnl snccassful-
The evening world., 1893-10-18
PLEADED FOR A BAD HUSBAND.
Bruised and Blinded bv Him Yet
Asked fer HIS Release.

Thomas O'Neil, tailor, twcnty-four years old,
OF AL Last Eighteenth street, was in the York
vile Police Court this morning charged with
brutally beating his wife Mrs. o'Neii was also
In court 10 plead for his release. Her eyes were
closed and her face was bruised and dfscolored.
Policeman O'Connor was called TO the house
last night by n ~neighb6r. As he approa' he'd the
door he heard the woman Pleading for mercy.
the woman over the head. She WAS only partly
dressed and was covered with blood. As he was
arrested O'Ncil threatened to do his wife on
his return from prison II she made complaint
against him.
In court this morning Mrs. O'Neil refused to
mako complaint and pleaded hard for her hus-
bands release. Justice Grady lecturcd the man
and let him 60.
The evening world., 1893-10-18
MRS. VESTS. CANDIDACY.
staten Island Politicians Interested
in Her Campaign.

STAPLETON. S. I,sOct. 1S.-Staten Island poll
ticians are much interested In the candidacy of
Mrs. Julia West, who Is running for County School
Commissioner on the Republican ticket. She Is
tho first woman ever nominated for a county Office
in Richmond County,
Mrs. Vests Democratic opponent is Hubbard r.
Yctman. who has been politics. and held Office in
the COUNTY, for many years.
Mrs. West will not take the stump. but will
allow her friends to conduct her campaign. She
has been Endorsed by the Independent Democrats,
Mrs. West is an attractive-looking woman, under
forty. with thick. golden hair. she has hccn the
President of the Richmond County branch OF the
New York Prison Association. Secretary Of the
Richmon County branch Of state Charities, ard
director Of the Richmond County Society for the
Prevention OF Cruelty TO Children.
The evening world., 1893-10-18

IL. II llkUulTlCks
-
~. r,u ,,. ,,,ro, nam
~ i"'',nahy i"en Nv IN" "
County Convention last night Is not a
,,,rnrn
''ai'"''
They expected n machine-made ticket,
and their expcc,at!ons were realized.
pa, Co.. NO ,,,ir ,n,,i,,,Lo,
but as lar as tne'r .has'ha't"n
stretched over the field OF available
tahn 70 r,,,o,., ,o. nio,rIo,- ,,,or,ov
'"m" ~ r'''o"s io'
The nomination OF all the o'her can
dldatcs for important Offices was fore
.,,la,oa 4, ..rho E,,,ino wor,d"
sna'o"en III me r'cn'ns "otu' -
The slate published last evening IN
~ Arnold 'ror srrroroto Milo.
o' H. " [,'no' LOT 'ui'osa'e' M'rvS
Beach Tor judge or the court or COM
mon Pleas, Lewis j. Conlon and James
NJ Fltzslmons FOR justices OF the Guy
Court. and Charles NJ Clancy for sher-
if,
'oi, re',o"s was not WV"
by the shrcwdcst guessers' His nomi-
nation, however, sheds a light on Tam
crrs' to some extent, the nominations
in Tammany Hall.
Mr. Croiicr selected a ticket that will
gain H fhs fun ms snr dm the Of lis IA is nn 1rs S%i.
zntion man, Who viii obey religiomsly
ali Irdcrs from Fourteenth street; who
viii devote ali his energies and his Office
to the interests OF The organization
first last and all tho time, And that Is
Tho hest recommendation for a candi-
date among Tammanv voters.
r ammany for Tammanv men only, Is
the ,ramraiyn cry suggested for This
ticket.
Ei,Sh and Fellows on tie local ticket,
rrac.ncias nrc made for two men that
II .is nolicy n, take care Of.
~ Yonnr Frank Thrct. son Of the rich
hrnwnr made in Ills mind to give up his
rarin,, stable and take IN ~politics for a
hirarion 'rbcrn Vas no siIitablG- plncn
"a. sJr Ehrnt i, The ,n,,nicinai service
AZ AZ nrnsenf Tho son of n man OF tho in
4 Suance OF Mr.. Ehret in Tammany Hall
no,,ih not ha ignnrcd
II 10 .aid mat younr Ehret's candi-
daev vas one Of the causes which re-
nv NJ ~ turning down Of CONN
,,run,Tinor Mvcrs "'" Wv" r
Wv, oriMnr 10 send Ehrot to Congress-
The evening world., 1893-10-18
RESCUED AT SEA-.
Nine Men Taken from the Wrecked
Bark jury.

The steamer Adirondack. which arrived late
last night, brought tho captain and crew OF
the Norwegian bark Jury, from Dublin. for
Tybee. in ballast,
Capt. ZakarIosscl. Of the Jury, this morning
told the story Of the loss OF his ship. From
OCT. s to 10 a fierce hurricane ragged. which
stove in the boats bow. flooded decks and
threw the vessel on its beam ends. lie ordered
the rigging cut away and kept the pumps going.
Sunday, Oct. Is. the Adirondack came In sght
and rescued the nine exhausted men.
The evening world., 1893-10-18
FAGAN'S KNIFE IS OUT.
He Gives Notice OF Opposition to
S%tanton's Reelection.

There is considerable CONSERVATION in the ranks
of the Democratic party In hudson County. y.
j., over the action OF Mayor Pagan. OF Hobokcn,
in bitterly opposing the re election OF Sheriff
Stanton. .
Mayor Pagan announced to-day that he and
his supporters would wage a lively war against
Stanton from now until the polls close on Election
Day. Mayor Pagan said that stanton would
have to poll an extraordinary large vote in
Jersey city to overcome the strong opposition in
North Hudson County.
The evening world., 1893-10-18
SHAKEN BY AN EXPLOSION.
Tho Nassau Gas Works in Will
iemsburg Damaged.

IA explosion In the engine-room of the Nassau
Gas Company's big works, Kent avenue and Rush
street. Williamsburg. did 81. 1000 damage this
morning. The engine-room is a two-story struc-
ture. This morning, while Henry Stemper, assist
ant engineer, was oiling the machinery, a large
gas conduit exploded and sent forth a great vol
ume of gas. A lighted gas Jet In the room ignited
II and an explosion followed.
The building and others in the neighborhood
were shaken. The englne-house caught FIRE.
Stsmpsr escaped without injury and shut of
further escape Of gas.
The evening world., 1893-10-18

NEW HAVEN, Conn, Oct. ls.-pe Witt, the
substitute h~alt-bark OF last years Varsity eleven,
about whom 50 much has been written recently in
connection With Yale football. has returned to
college. hut he SAYS cmrhaticslly that he will not
play football, He lost his father about a month
ago, and docs not care TO play,
The evening world., 1893-10-18

tered numbered 1854 For the first two days In
that year the figures were 40, sos.
On the s"conl day Of 1883 the registration was
81. S75. The number Of persons who registered
on the first and second days of that year was
liz. S67.
The registration Of the first day this year as
compiled from police figures footed up $500. The
official figures Of the bureau Of Elections changed
the result. The corrected total OF the first day
a., ISal is sc HCp
The evening world., 1893-10-18
PAY $3.50 FINE OR JAIL 200 DAYS.
Keeper Calvin Sentenced for rls.
ge!ly Getting His Saloon.

William r. Calvin. . saloonkeeper. Of Is Elm
place. Brooklyn. was sentenced TO 200 days in
the Penitcntiary or to pay q fine OF $3.50 by Judge
Tighs In tho Butler Street Police Court, Brook
lyn, this morning. Calvin Is charged by James IL.
Eecler. OF II Park place. Brooklyn. with forcibiy
entering and illegally taking possession OF the
saloon at IS Elm place.
calvin claims he had q lease for the place.
The cass has been hanging nre since June Il.
The evening world., 1893-10-18
PATTON RELEASED ON BAIL
Tho Lawyers Surety Company Knr-
nished the el5, 1000 Bend.

Broker William I. Patton. the story OF who's
arrest on a charge of hypothecatins certain sseur-
tiles was told in Yesterdays Evening worid."
has been released from Ludlow Street Jail.
A bond TO the amount OF si5, 900 was furnixAa1
BY the Lawyers Surety Company. Auf q
The evening world., 1893-10-18
prro .,,., New, 4, Brief.

John Carroll, sixty years OIL, ~ 1870 De lab
avenue, BROOKLYN. WlS founl teal In bed at 2
o'r;ocN this m7rulnv. His WI says h" re,ired
ia COOL hctl'h lls' u'~Nt.
F'rr ~ - g''.t-.1t A1p"o - - In.'r ''-co',
L.pIhI e. upr ~ '4r ,V-eG Il 'ps o, $50.
Tho H~uIia.r4 80 e""-- go. ~. AH.'|' - C.t''AoAl
aXanpa
The evening world., 1893-10-18
A Fresh outrage.

(From Puck
'Algy Fltz-Morgan didn't like Summer
boarding In Indiana"
"Why not ? Fin climate"
"Ies. but the white-Caps got hold Of
him n burned his trousers at the
stake"
The evening world., 1893-10-18
FINE COUNTRY HOUSE BURNED.

NEW BRUNSWICK, N. j., Oct. Is.-The nne
country house OF J. d. Halten. of New York. was
burned to the ground early this morning.. The
SIS, 600, and Insurance $40, 900. Tie house was
one Of the largest and most su5rantial in the
enunty.
The evening world., 1893-10-18
TO SAIL TOMORROW.
INCOMING STEAMEEl
u

I1urh'on. bremen Sept. 81.
G"rr.an Prince, Gibraltar oct, l.
Cs-ihhCe. 81. Cro!N oct. .
lirsp~rit. Gibraltar oct. 3
Philadelphia. La Guayra oct 70
CIty ot Alexandria. lIavaal Oct. II
The evening world., 1893-10-18
CLUBBED BY DOG STEALERS.
Wolf Tried to Save the Dog ant
Was Badly Hurt.

xiohasl Baker. Of IL ~seabring street. and
James Gillon. OF 81 Coles street. Brooklyn. were
to-day held by Justice Tighe in the Butler Street
Police Court on tho charge Of assaulting a boy
named William Wolf. OF &c Manhasset place.
Mira. Johnson. OF 25 Manhnsset place, says that
Baker and Gillon were stealing her dog. Wolf
caught them in the act and tried to prevent the
men from taking the dog.
Wolf SAYS the men struck him several times
with a club. Wolf is now in st. Peters Hospital
IN q critical condition.
The evening world., 1893-10-18
CASHED A BOGUS CHECK.
Manager Kittrsdge Swindled by the
Rsputed Son OF a Customer.

p. n. Kittredge. manager OF the sonoma Wine
and Brandy Company. IS to % Hamilton avenue.
Brooklyn, asked the police to-day to look for a
young man who swind!ed him out OF Bi. The
young man called at the store last Friday and
represented himself as Harry T, Haughcy. a son
OF Col. Haughey. Of Boston. one Of the Company
best customers,
He bought a tili of goods. Before he left he
induced MIR. Kittredge TO cash a check for S5t.
The check was this morning returned as worthless.
The evening world., 1893-10-18
Rough.

Trom Harlem Hfc.l
Cumso-Brown is using n fish diet to
benefit his brain.
Banks-Well, Judging from the present
condition oil his intelleCt,it must b. weak
fish he Is living on.
The evening world., 1893-10-18

Half. BACK De witt Won't Play

O'Ini,. Lisbon oct :
Cryma. dundee Oct. 5.
The evening world., 1893-10-18
For Sale,

FIFTY UPRIGHT PIANOS to DO sold this
week AT factory: terms to suit; offers considered:
pianos In all wood, warranted. Howell, box 281
World, uptown. "