davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The evening world., 1893-12-26
CLEANED OUT THE SALOON.
Burglars Left Only One Bottle Of
Whiskey and a Box Of Cigars,
The Stolen Property Recovered and
Three Arrests Made.

Michael Reddington, proprietor of Q
liquor store at 625 West Forty second
street, was complainant in the Yorkvills
Police Court to-day against three men.
two of whom paid him visit Christmas
morning and looted his place, leaving
him only one box of cigars and bottle
Of Of whLsk.eyy. They were John Casey.
Of 554 West Fifty-th third street, and win:
lam Mccain. twenty years old, of 564
Eleventh avenue. The third prisoner y
MaEh Rgby u age forty c Se1rs aee might sa
joining the saloon at No. 6e7.
Reddington closed his saloon at mid:
night Saturday night and remained
At o'clock yesterday morning he un-
locked his saloon door and found the
place empty.
door. and twenty I'VE bottles Of whisky.
thirteen boxes of cigars and twenty
packages of cigarettes were stolen.
Forty-seyenth street station to report
Dale, who lives on the same block.
and is Acquainted with almost every
one in that district. He, started on, q
tour of investigation and at o'clock
had under arrest the two burglars;
them In the coal Office adjoining the
saloon, and both at once confessed their
guilt, but for some time would not tel
what they had done with the booty.
The officer kept at them. and finally
learned that the liquors and cigars HAD
wood in the rear of the coal office. The
policeman on arriving there found Rigby'
the night Waterman, hilariously drunk.
with a partially empty bottle of whiskeys
tucked under his coat. 1t was part OF
the booty. Dale then placed Rigby also
under arrest, and took him and the re-
covered property to the police station.
This morning Rigby and the two DUFF
glars were held for further examinar
The evening world., 1893-12-26
LIBBIE TRIED SUICIDE.
Only II and the Two Months Bride
of Parkhurst Detective.

Mrs. Libbie Arnaud, seventeen years
old, and a bride of two months, at
tempted suicide last night by taking
Paris green. She was removed to Belle
vue Hospital, and will probably recover.
Mrs. Arnaud up to two months ago
was a singer IN a concert hall in Mon
treal. There she married her husband.
Jules Arnaud. who was a waiter in the
concert hall where Libbe sang.
they came to this city and took a
furnished apartment at 1875 Greenwich
street: Jules. Arnaud is at present en-
Society
The evening world., 1893-12-26
WARD MAY DIE. NEAL HELD.
The Latter Is Accused of Fracturing
the Formers Skull.

Justice Walsh. in Adams Street Police
Court. Brooklyn, to-day, held Peter Neal,
of 40 Tallman street, for examination on
a charge of fracturing tn skull Of WILL
lam s. Ward. with a Ratchet.
Ward lives at 1856 East Thirty-second
street New York. He visited Brooklyn
Yesterday to spend Christmas with his
friend Neal. The party drank several
cans OF beer, and after Ward had got
very drunk the men quarrelled and
Ward was struck with a Ratchet in the
row that follow, ID. and is now In the
Homeopathic Hospital in a dangerous
condition.
The evening world., 1893-12-26
FIRE AT ARVERNE.
John Weber's Handsome Cottage
Entirely Destroyed.

FAR ROCKAWAY, l.. l., Dec. 90
The handsome cottage at Averne. occu-
pied by John Weber, was destroyed by
fire early this morning. Loss, $500 on
the Weber cottage. and 81 500 on ada
cent buildings.
The wind was blowing very hard. and
at one time II was feared the large
hotel adjoining the cottage would have
to go. and also a number of Summer
residences of wealthy people who had
left them in the hands OF care takers.
The firemen from Far Rockaway sue
ceeded, however, in combining the flames
to the cottage. The fire was caused by
defective 1ue.
The evening world., 1893-12-26
REILLY ACCUSED OF THEFT.
Jeweller Duel Says He Stole n Dia-
mond Ring.

August Reilly. an insurance agenS
twenty-five years old, of 1915 Avenue A.
was held in $1,000 bail for trial In the
Harlem Police Court this morning on the
charge of stealing diamond ring Vaiuea
The complainant was Walter Duel, q
ieweller. OF 22i3 Third avenue. He said
in his store. he the jewellery dropped
some change on the floor He stopped TO
pick It up, and Reilly then handed back
the box that had contained the ring. and
left the place.
After Reilly had gone, the jeweller
missed the ring. and notified the police
Of the East One Hundred and Twenty
ing Reilly was arrested by Detective
Price.
The evening world., 1893-12-26
GOT DRUNK ON HIS FARE.
Then Martin Doolcy Smashed His
Coach on an "Lo Pillar.

Martin Dooley, thirty-scven years old,
a coachman, of 2i2 West Sixty fifth
street. was remanded in Yorkville Court
to-day on charge of reckless driving.
While drunk yesterday afternoon he
drove at a break-ncck pace into an IL"
pillar at Seventy-seventh street and Co
lumbus avenue wreCking his coach. For
tunately there was no one in 1t. He
tried to make the policeman who ar
His employer Mrs. Reiss, of Sixty
second street, near the Boulevard ac-
cused Dooley of stealing the money he
received from fare and getting drunk
on It.
The evening world., 1893-12-26
BRIGAND Ell BACHlR CAPTURED.
Over Score OF Algerian Outlaws
Recently Caught or Killed.
(By Associated Press. }

(By Associated Press.)
LONDON. Dec. ga despatch to The
Times from Paris announces the capture
of the Algerian brigand, Areski ell Bachir,
who has long been terror to the in
habitants Of Kabylia. Since Nov. 26 no
less than twenty-one brigands have been
captured or killed. Since the arrest of
FL Bachir conf dence has been restored
among the people.
Gov. Cambon proposes to follow up
these arrests by creating a disciplinary
commission and increasing the number
of gendarmerie to run down the br!gands.
He will also cut roads through the forest.
The evening world., 1893-12-26
CHARGED WITH HOMICIDE.
Motorman Johns to Answer for Little
Nathan Brenre's Death.

The body Of the child who was killed
by n trolley car In Williamsburg yester-
day was identified to-day as that Of
Nathan Brenre. twelve years old. who
lived with his parents at Grand and
Havemeyer streets.
Yesterday afternoon the boy amused
himself by jumping on and off cars OF
the Grand Street and Newtown Railroad
He rode on a car along Kent avenue
from South Third to South Fifth street.
chase" him Off and the boy Jumped
over on the other track, in front OF troll
ley car No. PA, bound for Greenpoint
He was frightfuily mangled.
Robert johnson, the motorman was
arrested. and in the Lee Avenue Court
to-day was held to await examination
on charge Of homicide.
The evening world., 1893-12-26
BROOKLYN HAD A BIG TREE.
And Twelve Thousand Little
Ones Received Presents.
An Attempt to Exhibit the Poor
Children That Didn't Work.

Twelve thousand children visited the
Clermont Palace Rink Clermont avenue
Brooklyn, yesterday morning. and re-
ceived presents. The toys, dolls. nit
tens. clothing. &C., had been provided by
the kind readers Of THE Evening
World" through the Christmas Tree
Fund. Never before was there such a
gathering of little ones in the City of
Churches, and never before were 80
many presents given out In one place
to poor children. All who applied at the
rink were admitted whether they had
tickets or not, and every child got a
present. Some got two or three. Nell
Nelson, of 1.-THE Evening World" had an
efficient stan of ladies and gentlemen
assisting her In the distribution, and
there was a band OF music and IA grand
good time for the youngsters.
The poorest children and their parents
were asked to wait until the distribution
given serviceable pieces of clothing, and
In some instances young and odd were
clothed from head to foot. There was u
great deal OF happiness In the hearts
or the little folks as they trooped out
OF the rink with their toys, and the par
and prosperity OF those who had been In
strumental in making the day joyous to
their children.
Several hundred tickets were presented
ut the door of the rink, which, accord,
ing to the printed matter they bore, had
were unauthorized tickets. Of course, and
acterizing them. Here is a copy of these
unauthorized tickets:
The evening world., 1893-12-26
STABBED THREE MEN.
Becker Used "A Penknife During a
Fight in His House.

Justice Goetting, in the Lee Avenue
Court. Williamsburg. to-day held Law
renee Becker. OF 1871 Kent avenue, to
await examination on a charge of as
sau,t.
During row in Becker's apartments
last night he stabbed Julius Grossman,
Louis Just and Alexander Samski with
penknife. inhicting painful but not
dangerous wounds.
The evening world., 1893-12-26
SCARE ON A FRENCH RAILWAY.
Caused by Anarchist Threats to Blow
Up the Stations.

PARIS. Dec. 26.--In consequence Of
threatening letters which have been re-
ceived by officials of the Eastern Rail-
way, the writers announcing their in
tention Of blowing IN several railroad
stations. the baggage of passengers
travelling over that road is subjected to
keen scrutiny and other precautions
taken.
This has caused some alarm among the
travelling public, and is leading to the
further enforcement of repressive meas
ures against the Anarchists.
The evening world., 1893-12-26
Death of Senator Schoelcher, an Old
Friend of the Slave.
By Associated Press. J

tBy Associated PressD
PARIS, Dec Ex-senator Victor School
cher, who is we'll known as a writer
and as traveller, is dead. He was born
in 1soi. and during his early life visited
Mexico. Cuba and the United States,
where he protested against slavery, and
wrote several works demanding the
emancipation of the slaves.
In ls4S NJ. Schoelcher entered the Min
istry of Marine as Under Sec
passage of the decree which
proclaimed the emancipation and insti-
tuted a Commission to prepare the law
enfranchising the French blacks.
The evening world., 1893-12-26
NEW JERSEY.
E,CVORMEN HELD FOR ASSAULT
Their Cars Collided and Mrs. Me-
Entree Was Injured.

Edward DAILY, the motorman of trolley
car No. $50. of the Belt line. and Martin
Kennedy, the motorman of No. $50. OF
the Monticello avenue line of the Con-
solidated Traction Company. We're held
for trial by Justice O'Donnell. In Jer-
sew City, this morning. charged with as
SaiIt and battery.
Last night the two cars came in col
lision at the corner OF Van Voorhees,
and York streets crossing Mrs. Michael
McEntrec, of IS Arlington square, was
badly hurt.
The evening world., 1893-12-26
GOOD REASONS

Why physicians prefer 10 prescribe Cas-
well, MasSov 4 Co. IS Emulsion OF Cod
Liver oil with Pepsin and Quinine.
Il is not advertised as a cure.all.
II is made OF better materials than any
other.
II can be taken by the most delicate
when other emulsions Of plain Cod Liver
Oil are intolerable.
CASWELL. MASSEY Il CO.,
ll2l B'way, 67s 9Th Ave. ana Newport.
The evening world., 1893-12-26
SLASHEO HER COUSIN.
Deaf Mute Katie Conlin Thought He
Was Mocking Her.

Justice Watson. in the Even Street
Court, Williamsburg. to-day held Katie
Conlin, seventeen years old. of 2l7 Green
street, TO await examination on a charge
OF assault
Katie is deaf mute. Last night she
thought her cousin, George Tolen was
hooking. her, SO she picked up big
carving knife and slashed his right arm
infiicting an ugly wound. which was
dressed at St Gatherings Hospital.
The evening world., 1893-12-26
CELL INSTEAD OF A GRAVE.
Would-B BE Suicide Zabacco Held for
Examination.

Andrew Zabacco, twenty eight years
old, OF a Avenue B. was he'd for ex-
animation in the Essex Market Police
Court to-day to answer a charge of at
tempted suicide,
Ten days ago Zabacco tried to kill him
self by stabbing himself In the breast
while In saloon. 1877 East Third street
His brother who was with him. had a
difficult time to disarm him.
Xapacco was taken to Bellevue Hos
pltal. where he remained a prisoner until
to-day. when he was taken to court.
The evening world., 1893-12-26
HIT WITH A BLACKJACK.
Gribler Summoned to the Door and
knocked Down.

Frank Reiner. twenty-five years old,
of Grace street, Jersey City, was held
for trial by Justice O'Donnell this
morning charged with assaulting John
Grihier, saloon-keeper. of 1896 Summit
avenue.
At 4 o'clock yesterday morning Gribler
heard some one pounding on his front
door He went downstairs to see what
down with a blackjack by Reiner. Rel
ner ran away, but was subsequently ar
rest
The evening world., 1893-12-26
A Generous Firm.

Hammerslough Bros, the Blocker
street clothiers. announced yesterday
that they would give 20 per cent. OF their
benefit OF the unemployed OF this city.
Although no definite decision has yet
been made, the money will probably Pc
given to the fve-cent meal fund that y
Alliance.
The evening world., 1893-12-26
PROBING ELECTION FRAUDS.
Extraordinary Grand Jury VIII Also
Look Into Bribery Charges.

The Extraordinary Grand Jury investi-
eating the election frauds in Kings
County reconvened in the Brooklyn
Courthouse to-day and continued its
work.
IL was said this morning that as soon
as the jury finishes with the cases Of
Mckane, Newton ct al they will m in
vestigate the charges of bribery against
number of election inspectors.
The evening world., 1893-12-26
HIT HIM WITH A TEAPOT.
Mary Brennan's Convincing Argu-
ment with Michael Dunno,

Michael Dunno. thirty-two years, of 712
Third avenue, during an alteration there
at LOS this morning, was hit over the
head with teapot by Mary Brennan, of
the same address, causing a scalp wound
and a cut in the left neck.
His wounds were dressed at ST. Luke's
Hospital ana he went home refusing TO
make complaint against Mary.
The evening world., 1893-12-26
Italian Soldiers Fire Upon Mob of
Octroi" Rioters.
tBy Associated Press.

PALERMO, Dec. 26.-The rioting
against the Octroi duties at Lercara di
Freddi was continued yesterday. A
crowd assembled before the Mayors resi-
dence, shouting. Down with the Octroi. 4"
The rioters assaulted the gendarmes
with stones and hatchets, and the
authorities were compelled to call upon
the troops.
The soldiers fired upon and dispersed
the rioters after four people had been
wounded.
The evening world., 1893-12-26
Jersey Sons of the Revolution.

NEWARK, y. j., Dec, 2s-A IL o'clock the
New Jersey Society OF the Sons OF the Rcyou.
tiou met in the Country Clubhouse in this city
Tho business session was presided over by John
Whitehead, After II wac over the election OF
officers for the coming year held Later
In the afternoon dinner served in GEvia's
Hall, after which musical programme was Civ IN
Al o'clock this evening Gen. Horace Porter
Will speak at the First PreLhyterian Church.
The evening world., 1893-12-26
DIED OF EXPOSURE.
Mrs. Philips, of Pearl River, Found
by the Roadside This Morning.

PEARL RIVER, n. Y. Dec. 26.-Mrs.
Philips, the wife OF shoemaker resid-
ing here. was found by the roadside al
most frozen this morning about O'Clock
She was taken to the hotel, where she
died at about Gas A. NJ
DR.. Bogert, OF Spring Valley. was
called, and he notified Coroner Conklin.
The evening world., 1893-12-26
Stabbed by am Unknown Man.

John J. Long, Of So Green street. Jersey City
called at Police Headquarters this morning and
stated that he had been set upon at O'Clock
this morning at the OF Green and Hudson
streets, by an unknown man and stabbed In the
neck The police are looking for his AssaIlant
The evening world., 1893-12-26
Beaten for Not Paving for the Beer

william Smith. OF $50 Kent avenue, was held
In the Lee Avenue Court. WILLIAMSBURG to-day
on charge OF assault. About / o'clock this
morning he met Henry Ruger. OF II Marcy
avenue. Mt South Second street and Kent avenue
and demanded money for beer. On being refused he
Knocked Ruger down and Jumped upon him
Roundsman Bunco locked him up after a struggle
The evening world., 1893-12-26
NEW LEHIGH SUPERINTENDENT,
He Is Charles A. Beach, Now of the
Central's Western Division.

NY Associated Fress.I
SYRACUSE, Dec. 26.-Clarles A. Beach.
Assistant Superintendent OF the Western
Division of the New York Central Rail-
road, has resigned his position to accept
the SUPPLEMENTARY OF the Lehigh Valley
Railroad on Jan. l, with headquarters in
Buffalo.
The evening world., 1893-12-26
SINCE THE WAR.
FAMOUS loo. SRd

r. rheumatism and Gopt hanished forever with
AZ University Place, NY, iucurables get cured
and wonder how II all came about Pleasant TO
take. zoe. Bot All druggists. Pamphlet free.
The evening world., 1893-12-26
Absolute DiNorce for Rohinson.

Judge Osborne. Of the City Court. Brooklyn,
this morning granted decree OF absolute divorce
tn Philip d. Robinson from his wife Emily, on
the statutory grounds. "
The evening world., 1893-12-26

Myron A. Howard was a bookkeeper
for the firm of Ritterman & Kraemer.
street, until about two months ago. He
was n hard drinker and was discharged
by the firm on this account.
The letters found upon him are sup
posed to be the ones written to him by
the firm while nc was on the road
last Summer. He was n first-class book
keeper
He has mother, and a married sister
living In Flatbush.
He has been out of employment since
he left the employ of Rltterman &
Kraemer. and this, coupled with sick
ness. Is supposed to have caused the
act.
The evening world., 1893-12-26
A SUICIDES BODY FOUND.
Letters Indicate that He Is Myron
A. Howard.

NEWTOWN. l.. l., Dec. 26.-The body
Of a man. who had evidently committed
suicide. was found on manure pile on
Cooper avenue, near the entrance of the
Cypress Hills Cemetery, this morning.
Beside the body was a botte with the
label torn off. In one of his pockets
was found another bottle with the label
also missing. and letters which indicated
that the suicide was Myron A. Howard
OF 81 Vesey street, New York.
Letters from his married sister. Mrs
Alice Il. Edwin, stated that she had set
aside furnished room for him at her
home, and others recommended him as
first class bookkeeper. The letters were
from Owego, N. Y. There was s6l In
Confederate money In the suicides
pocket. He was about feet 8 inches In
height. wore a beard and dark mus
tache.
The man is believed to have been an
invalid. The body is at Skeletons Morgue
In this village.
The evening world., 1893-12-26
Fifteen Held for Excise Violation.

OF the thlrty-one arrests made for violation OF
the Sunday Excise law last sunday fifteen OF the
saloon keepers were held for trial to-day. and
sixteen were discharged because OF the lack OF
evidence against them.
The evening world., 1893-12-26

FULL sccount Of Wall street AFFAIRS will be
found In the O'Clock Edition OF The Evening
World"
The evening world., 1893-12-26

+. BEsr TABLE D'HorE and PRIVATE DINNER. 20
y hHikzoLARI, ~ East I7th st. near b. way ~
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1893-02-24
Correspondence of the TINES.
The News on the Ridge.

kELroS, Feb. 90 Mn. EDITOR 81 an-
pear again this morning to tell the readers
OF the TINES what little news l can think
Of
Farmer truly ,aid that The Wheel had
oeen locked for me time. The bad wealth
tr Ih"t has prevailed for some time past
has G enough to stop any vehicle that
nov,d on wboc's. Farmers letter of last
week was good one. one that we would
profit ! # we would only follow his advice,
Some le,scn who, no doubt, was in the
habit Of letting their fingers stick TO
things that did not belong to them
went 10 MIR, II. c. Little's seed house
and Carried away about 80 bushels of cotton
secd Without the owners consent, and also
about ten bushels belonging to Mr.. ]. II. r.
Holc'mb Hcret fore the farmers did not
take the precaut on to iock up their cotton
seed, but now rs seed hos tecome so valu-
able they find il to their interest to make
them secure from thieves.
Mr.. B. B. Going lost two hams few
nights ago. Some one borrowed them with.
out askiog Mr.. Going for them.
Lawson Tally bad the misfortune TO lose
good niue Inst week by another mule kill-
Ing It. KELToS WHEEL.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1893-02-24

PATHETIC APPEAL OF TIE HAWAIIAN PAIN
CESS London, Feb 18.-The Princess
Kaiulani sends the fol owing address to the
American people,
LONDON, Feb. Is, 1898.
To the American People:
Four years aga, at the request of MIR.
Thurs,o on, then Hawaiian cabinet minister,
i was sent away to England to be educated,
privately and fitted for the position; wkioh,
By the constitution Of Hawai-, was to iu-
he it.. For all these years have patiently
and in exile striven 10 fit myself for my re-
turn this year to my native country.
am told that Mr.. Thurston Is Ia Wash
iugtcn, asking you to take away my flag
and my throne. No one tells me even this,
officially,
Have dono anything wrong, that this
wrOng should Ge done 10 me and my people
am coming TO Washington to plead for
my throne, my nation and my flag Will
not the great american people hear me.
(Signed) KAIuLANI.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1893-02-24
Mortgage Sale.

HNDER and by virtue of power Of At
~ t"rney TO me executed by j. f. Tu--
ner, | will sell before the Courthouse door
in the town cr Union, on Sa 'csday IN March,
1898, the following described lanl t:-wit :
All the right. title and interest Of J. F.
Turner The same being an undivided onc.
half intcrest) in and to all thar certain i;att
Of land lying, teiug and situate in Gov
deysvile township, Union County, State 4
South Carolina, containing one hun dire and
fifty acres, more or less, bounded by land.
Of Clcugh s. lnman, and others-Sad tract
known as part of the lands of estate OF
r. G. Davidson, deceased.
TERMS OF SAEE-CASH
J, II. LITTLEJOHN,
Attorney.
Feb. l7-7.3t.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1893-02-24
Mortgage Sale.

NDER aud by virtue nf power contain
~ cd in mortgage decd, e1 1ccuted to us
by Mrs. Julia Il. Sprouse. on 18th day of
April, 1892, and recorded in tho Office Of
Regiser Mcsnc Conveyance Cor Union
County, in Book NJ. No. II, page 2iG, on
the 2O'h April, 1892, we will sell before
the Courthouse, at Union, 5. c., during
the legal hours of sale, on Monday, the
9th March, 1898, being Salesday, the fol-
lowing described property, to-wit:
All the right, title and interest ih,t Mrs.
Julia +. Sprouse has in that cer'ain tract Of
lanl lying, being and situate in Fish Dam
township, in Union County, coutaiuing three
hundred and ninety acres, more or le-s. and
bounded by lands of 2. c. Jeier, Mr.. VIM.
Tucker, L, ger river and others
All the right, title ard interest that Mrs.
Julia Il. SprOuse has in that o.her let of
land in the t"wu louisville, S. G., ami
bounded by lanjs of Hamlet Smith Main
street, Church street, DR.. X. NJ. Lt,lcjohn
and others.
TERMS OF SALE-CASu.
Purchaser to pay for papers.
....-,..., WM. A. NICHOLSON. & SON..
No ig gees.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1893-02-24
TO the Cotton Planters OF
Union County.

dor every twenty bushels Of cotton seed
y you will dc iScr at our Mill, | wi al
low You five hundred pounds of our Mani
pulated Standard Guano-ihe guaranteed d
analysis Of which will be, two anu one half
per cent. ammonia, eight per cent. Of phos-
phoric acid and two per cent. potash. Or
for twenty bushels Of seed, viii give you
four hund'ed pounds Of prime Cotton Seed
Meal.
The question for you to 'nsidcr is, which
Is best for your use-tweniy bushels of
Cotton Seed or five hundred pounds of
Standard GuauoR ''
W. Z. THOMSON,
Pres. Union Oil & Man'fg Co.
Feb 3-5.tf
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1893-02-24
The following circular was sent 10 J. L.
Walker and is published by his request:


VAssAR STUDENTS AID SOCIETY. - A
scholarship Of 5000 IS offered by the Vassar
Students' AID Society to the student passing
the best examination for admission to The
Freshman Class Of Vassar College, the ex-
aminations to be hel in June, 1893.
This scholarship covers one-ha'f of oil
charges made by Vassar College for one
years board aud tuition. 1t is offered rs q
loan, not as gilt, but no ipterest is asked
and no date of p,yment is fixed
Examinations will be held in Chicago,
Denver, Cleveland, Cincinnati, st. Louis,
Washington, Louisville, Detroit, Omaha, San
Francisco; md, if necessary, arrangements
may be made for examinations i'll other
localities.
Appl cations for this scholarship must be
made before April l, 1898.
All applications and oil requests for in
formation mus; lie addressed to The chairman
Of the COmmi'te on Announcement Of Schol-
arsbips. Miss JESSIE f. SMITH,
South Weymouth, Mass.