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CONFESSED HIS CRIME.
Youthful Burglar Barclay Impli-
Gated Two Accomplices.

James Barclay. seventeen years old.
of 90 Nandam street. was remanded In
jefferson Market Court to-day on a
charge OF burglary. He was arrested by
Detectives Burke and Dunn, of the
Prince street station, on complaint of
Mrs. f. j. Nugent. OF III West Houston
street.
The officers say that Barclay confessed
to them that he entered Mrs. Nugent's
night b. breaking through window
from fire-escape. He secured $35 gold
watch and $40 In cash.
Barclay. in his confession. implicated
two others, and he was remanded to
afford the detectives an opportunity to
capture his accomplices.
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| PRISONERS BOLD ESCAPE,
George Martin Slipped Away from
Policeman Kormenell Easily.
lNeglectkd to Put on Hsndcuns While
Taking Him to Court. Y 4

pafroiman Frederick Kormenell, OF the
y est Thirtieth street station. who Is
detailed at the Juvepiie Asylum on west
Twenty-ninth street., Is the, most de-
tected and chagrined officer on the force
to-day. Surely he. has the best of rea-
sons for feeling SO. too.
A prisoner. George Martin, twenty
years old. who, had been, arrested by
Policeman Dusan. Of the "Tenderloin'
Precinct. last night, for stealing a set
OF poolballs from Henry Hart's saloon.
ia Vest thTwenty-sepenth street escaped
from the custody of Policeman Korme-
nell at Sixth avenue and Sixteenth
. street about y o'clock this morning,
Jefferson Market Court.
When II came time to start the priso-
\ ners In the "Tenderloin" station for
house, and Sergt. Lane handed Martin
over to Kormenell to escort to court.
\ This Is frequently done, and Sergt. Lane
sHt ISL easa sEGn %atehf sxhSf
!, petroiman knew his responsibility.
hs as oE Eey ysna set haRe Sa
stntion-house after the style OF the
/, real old vise-like clutch of the yellow
covered novel detective. The prisoner
I free and easy, and when they reached
Sixteebth street, on Sixth avenue. he
! suddenly wrenched himself free and ran
like blue streak through Sixteenth
street I'd tire west side. Before the be-
wiidered officer realized 1t he was lost
to View.
II was bold, clean esc1po. easily exc
n cuted Mt the expense Of an Inexperienced
Z officer, who had neglected to fnsten the
..bracelets'' on the prisoners wrists.
Kormeneil's constant association with
x Juveniles apparently led him to overlook
4 the fact that Martin might be a des-
perate young crook, willing to take any
:. chance for his liberty.
Charges will be preferred against
: Kormenell at Pplce Headquarters
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WANTED TO EAT A BARTENDER.
Then Weiss Crawled Under a Table
at Sight ofe Revolver.

Frederick Weiss. locksmith, OF Il
First street. was this morning In the
EsseN Market Police Court held for
trial charged with felonious assault upon
Bartender Anton Morse in John Opp's
saloon. 81 Bowery. last night. Weiss,
who was intoxicated. amused himself by
throwing beer at the saloon keepers
patrons. and when Morse demonstrated
he said he could eat up the latter for
supper: ,,, ,.,, s,. ,
Weiss having the best OF It until Morse
pulled pistol. Weiss then crawled
under the table. and In the midst of the
excitement Policeman Keyes arrived.
In the scuffle which followed Weiss man
aged to obtain the revolver. but 1t was
taken from him before he could do any
damage. He said In court this morning
that he had been insulted by women in
the place.
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CHILD GAMBLER IN COURT.
His Father Held for Not Restraining
Him from Crap Shooting,

Tiny John Brienza, the seven -year-old
newsboy. known in his haunts as the
champion crap shooter" was perched
on the desk before Justice Hogan at
Jefferson Market Court to-day.
He told the Justice all about his news
paper trade, Of his highest winning at
crap-shooting. N.2s. and that he had
often lost 20 cents and 30 cents. He had
he said. and did not seem at all fright.
ened.
His father Joseph Brienza, OF III Wes,
Houston street, was a prisoner at the
was finally held In 800 ball for failure
to restrain" his boy. and the baby gam.
bier was committed to the Gerry Socie-
tvs care pending the trial.
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ROBBERY OMAN L"sTAT|OM.
~ ~ @ s.
Four Men Steal a Hospital Boz
at l06th Street.
Two, Caught Through Quick
= wittcd Ticket Chopper.

George Perlcy. twenty-one years old,
OF 3l9 East One Hundred and Seventh
street and tsamuel Meyer, twenty years
old. of 1863 Third avenue, were each held
In 1900 bail for examination In Harlem
Court this morning charged with steal
Ing a tin hospital box full of pennies
from the Third avenue a." station at
one Hundred and Sixth street.
Henry Shapiro. OF 1867 Second avenue.
ticket chopper at the downtown sta
tlon. was the complainant. He said that
at o'clock this morning Perley and
Meyer with two other men, walked on
the platform and dropped only two
| tickets In the box.
Shapiro stopped them and ordered them
to put in two more. After some wrang.
ling the men ,obeyed and then began to
poke fun at the ticket chopper. Perley
handed Shapiro ten cents and told him
to go and blow himself Off" Shapiro
Inadvertently took the dime
Just then "a train rolled into the sta
tion and shapiro turned to open the gate.
While his back was turned one of the
four men tore down the hospital box and
Shapiro missed the box just as the
train was pulling out with Perley and
the other men on board The chopper
hastily notified the telegraph operator.
who sent a message to the Ninety ninth
street station to have the train stopped
and the men arrested.
The message failed to overtake the
train at Nlnety.nnth street: and the
ninth street. and It reached that station
ahead of the train.
The gatemnn there summoned Police
man Hearn. of the East Eighty eighth
street station. the train WAS held and
Perley and Meyer were found In the
rear car. The other two men could not
be found.
When arrested Perley had the tin box
under his arm. He has been In the Har-
lem Court twice In the last ten days on
charges OF larceny and burglary. but
denCe.
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CHECK SWINDLER ARRAIGNED.
He Was Caught While Making a
Purchase OF Jewelry.

The young man who has been endeav-
oring to make purchases from jewelry
stores to be delivered and paid for by
fraudulent checks at various theatres,
was arraigned in Jefferson Market Court
this morning under the name OF Henry
Lewis. He was remanded until to-mor-
row.
c. Casper. West Fourteenth street
dealer, was victim to the extent of
$50; Benjamin Wise, OF Wise & Co., at
ll05 Broadway. is out a pair of diamond
earrings. The same game was tried on
Alexander and Tiffany.
Yesterday when arrested Lewis. who
operated under the name of Levy, las
preparing to swindle Brokaw Brothers.
the clothiers. He had bought S6l.50 worth
OF goods and had check in his pocket
to paw for them.
Lewis was about to leave his rooms, at
II Clinton place. and take quarters at 20
First street. In these new rooms were
found various blank check forms, pawn
tickets and other discriminating evidence.
The evening world., 1893-12-30

BABY BLEMisHEs, falling hair. and red. rough
hands prevented aad cured BY CUTIcURA SOAR.
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WAS SHOOTING IN THE STREET.
And One OF Young Malone's Bullets
Struck John Ryan In the Side.

Robert Malone, thirteen years old. suf-
fering with hip disease, living at 541
West Thirtieth street. was arraigned in
Jefferson Market Court to-day for shoot
ing John Ryan, seventeen years old of
538 West Twenty-ninth street. in the
right side with a bullet from 22-calibre
revolver
Young Malone was dscharging his pis-
tol In West Thirtieth street yesterday
afternoon, and alleges that the Ryan
boy was accidentally shot.
Policeman Gaffney. of the West Thir-
tieth street station took the injured lad
to the Roosevelt Hospital where the
doctors were unable to extract the bull
let. His wound was dressed and he then
went to his home. He was not able to
appear In court to-day. and the police
man presented n doctors certificate stat
ing that Ryan's wound was slight one,
which would heal quickly.
The Malone boy was paroled in the
custody OF his father until tomorrow
morning
The evening world., 1893-12-30

II you buy So. 90 wortf
OF our Justly celebrate,
wines and brandies Il hand,
some Tray, with four crys,
tai cut glasses, will he u
your disposal
The evening world., 1893-12-30
The New York Life,

The wonderful showing made by the
New York Life Insurance Company un-
der Presidents McCall's management is
financial depression. When a COMPANY
Is able to announce that its own record
Of new business is this year exceeded by
$5o, Ooo. 600 and that It's total OF new bust
policies, is above s223 ,000, 900, then The
vast Improvement In the Company :
affairs is quite apparent. The New York
Lie by this showing holds the record for
Liberal treatment OF policy holders and
honest statements have their value with
the insuring public. zee "'.''
The evening world., 1893-12-30
STOLE 10 TONS OF TYPE METAL
Truckman John w. Bitterly's Thefts
During Two Years.

John w. Bitterly, fiftv years old. Of 300
West Twenty-eighth street, was held for
trial In the Tombs Court this
morning, on the charge OF steal
Ing quantity OF type metal, the
property Of the National Press Company,
OF 73 Warren street.
Bitterly has been In the employ of the
Company as truckman for two years
and II Is alleged that he has in that
time sold ten tons OF metal and
pocketed the proceeds,
He was disposing of quantity OF
the metal at the junk shop, 40 Green
wich street yesterday when he was ar
rested by Drtecti 'es Reap and Holland.
The evening world., 1893-12-30
Old Guard Reception.

The Old Guard Veteran Battalion. Major Thomas
H. Sloan. will hold Its annual reception on
Thursday evening. JAN IS. at Madison Square
Garden. The reputation OF this reunion ia too
well known to require comment, as Il has for
many years ranked one OF the principal events
OF our city's social season. The music OF the Old
Guard and Benstein's bands will be unusual lIy
fnc. and the decorations OF a tasty and pleasing
character, richly worthy OF this veteran corps
standard fame. Boxes. tickets and seats may be
obtained OF Capt. James F. wenman. Treasurer,
III Pearl street, or at the Old Guard armory
Fourteenth street and Fifth avenue.
The evening world., 1893-12-30
A Good Thing Given Away.

Through the columns OF this paper and
Of New York and Brooklyn are contin-
ually, reminded Of Hoods Sarsaparilla.
but the past two days the reminder has
distribution at the IL" stations OF
Hoods Calendar. Forty uniformed men
have done the work on second and Third
aHe Ninth on d on sash
900 copies were given away
The calendar Ia q model OF beauty and
utility. the principal feature being the
becoming the title sweet sixteen" s''
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SHIPPING NEWS.
LOW WATER TO-DAY
PORT or NRw YORK.

To nnd Eastern Standard Time. subtract four
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subjects were uppermost In the public
mind from week to week. by means OF
cartoons. The last-named method Is en-
tertaining, 1t requires little effort or ap-
plication on the part of the reader and
yet tells the whole story in brief space.
There Will be four pages of cartoons In
The Sunday World. and they Will tell the
history of the year, pointing out our
vanities, hopes and fears, our political
upheavals, financial problems. and all
other matters OF general public interest
Father Time recording events by means
OF pictures instead OF writing them down
In book, indicates that he appreciates
newspaper illustration as n means for
improving his yearly volume.
The evening world., 1893-12-30
TRIED TO STAB A POLICEMAN.
COlored Frances Waters's Desperate
Act in q Police Court.

A vicious, degraded colored woman,
Frances Waters. of 119 West Twenty
fifth street. who was arraigned for
street-walking. in jefferson Market
Court, to-day by Policeman Hall. Of the
West Thirtieth street station, made a
violent attack on the officer in the
presence of the Court after she had been
sentenced to the island for three months.
As she was being led away to the
prison the Waters woman turned and
wrenched herself free from the court
officers grasp and ran towards Hall,
whom she clawed and pounded saw
agely.
He threw her aside. when she again
rushed towards him with long hat-pin
In her hand. Four court officers pounced
upon her and prevented her from stab
bing Policeman Hall
She shrteked and cursed frightfully, and
1t required the united efforts of the court
squad to subdue her sufficiently to remove
her to the prison.
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WAS MRS. MARY STOREY.
Woman Who Died ON nm l. Train
Identified by Her Daughter.

The woman who was found dead in an
IL" car at One Hundred and Twenty
ninth street and Third avenue yesterday
morning and taken to the Harlem
Morgue. was identified this morning as
Mary Storey. tfty-four years old. n
widow, of l59 East Twenty-second street.
The body was claimed by her daugh-
ter Annie. of the same address.
The evening world., 1893-12-30
PUT CONSTABLES ASHOREi
Tillmnn Dispensary Law Omcinls
Have Steamship Men Arrested.
(By Ass ,cIated Presa.l

IBy NbB JcIateu FfesbI
SAVANNAH, Ga, Dec. 30.-The cap
tain. purser and several of the crew OF
the steamer Alpha. plying between
Savannah and Beaufort, s. c., were ar
rested at Beaufort yesterday. charged
with interfering with Tillman constables.
The captain found a couple of unknown
men searching among the freight on the
steamer, and upon their refusal to say
who they were. were put ashore. The
arrests followed.
Steps will be taken In the United
States courts to prevent Tillman con-
stables from further interfering with
commerce.
The evening world., 1893-12-30
Fooled with the Gas burner.

John McGann. thirty years DID, who is said to
he resident OF Glen Falls. N. Y, was found
unconscious in his room at a lodging house. 200
East Forty second street early this morning. the
result OF inhalng Illuminating gas He was re-.
moved TO Flower Hospital later, and will recover
The police think he turned the gas by mis-.
take He is q labortr.
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United states OmciaIs Arrive.

The steamer Germanic. which left Liverpool for
this port on Dec 2o arrived here this morning.
She reports stormy weather during the
passengers were Dr. c, W. Bailey,
United states Marine Hospital surgeon. lately st.:
states Consul at Huddersfeid, England. Capt. J.
c. Thestrup, Of the brig Charles A. Sparks. con-
demned at Nassau. arrived on the steamer MAT
ara to-day which left port on Dec. 20.
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BY q purchase of ~. 90
worth Of our excellent
goods either half n dozen
cut glasses or O silver wired
Tray. inlaid with china,
will be given.
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VIII Join the Federation of Labor.

(By Associated Press)
LYNN. Mass. Dec. so,-Nesrly 400 Of the en-
ployees Of the Lynn and Boston Street Railway
Company. from Lynn, Salem. Narbiehead, Dan.
yers and wenham. comprising Union No 90 OF
the Brotherhood OF Surface Railroad Employees
voted Yesterday to rsinquish their charter in that
body and apply for membership In the American
Federation OF Labor. strike 10 talked Of
The evening world., 1893-12-30
Boston Labor Has n Grievance.

Wy AshoN"teu fIesAl
BOSTON. Dec. 3o.-unemployed ready made
clothing makers held mass meeting last night
and passed resolutions attributinE the lack OF work
to the action Of Boston manufacturers In sending
garments to New York to be made up by chas per
labor there. Mayor Matthews and the Relief Com.
mittee will be asked to give their special aid,
II being claimed that they are unable, physically
to do the work In the Street Department offered
the unemployed.
The evening world., 1893-12-30

When my little girl was one month old she had
scab form on her face. It kept spreading until
she was completely covered from head to foot
Then she had boIs. She had forty on her head
At one time. and more on her body. When six
months old she did not weigh seven pounds, a
pound and half less rssu at birth. Then her
SKIN started to dry up srd got so bad she could
not shut her eyes to sleep. but laid with them half
open. About this time. at the earnest request OF
friends, started using the CuTICURA REMEDIES,
ana In one month she was completely cured. The
doctor and drug bills were over one hundred dol
lars the cuticura bill was not more than Ave dol.
hr My child is now two years old, strong.
healthy and large a. any child Of her age (ses
photo,. and It 10 all owing to CUTIcURA Yours.
with q Mothers Blessing
MRS. GEORGE H. TUCKER, JR..
ssS Greenfield Avenue. Milwaukee. via
Sold throughout the world. POTTER DRUG AND
CHEM. CORP. sole proprietors. Boston. Mailed
free. "All About the Blood. Skin. Scalp and Hair"
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Jacob French. forty-hve years old Of sos Water
street. died suddenly about o'clock this morn.
ing In front Of u Forsyth street The body WAS
The Coron.r notified
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OUTGOING STEAMERS.

la DretRgne. Hayre.
tmbria Liverpool.
Werra Genoa.
Panama, Havana.
Saratoga. Havana.
Manitoba, London.
Sirius. PernAmbuco.
Turkish Prince. Jamaica.
Creole Prince. Grenada.
Alene, Kingston.
III Norte New Orleans.
city OF Augusta, Savannah.
Neuces. Galveston.
Louisiana. New Orleans.
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FlEGENHE|MER BROS.
For the New Year.
A PRESENT FOR ALL.

THE VERY BEST SELECTED sOODs
AT THE LOWEST FIGURES. VIZ
ALSO GIVE TO EVERY YPURCHAsEp
ONE OF THOSE HANDSOME PRrs
ENTS BELOW. FROM WHICH YOU
MAY SELECT.
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FATHER TIME AND THE CARTOON.
n Novel Way for Reviewing the
Events Of the Year Interestingly.

There are two ways of reviewing the
events OF the year. One method is to
give long statistical and dry summaries; (;
another Is to picture the persons who
The evening world., 1893-12-30
Game Fish for Moo.ehead Lake,
CBy Associated Pr.s,.

GREENVILLE, Ne. Dec. So.-Ths Matching
house at Mount Kineo 10 to receive 200. 900 small
trout and 5000 isnd-iocked salmon within a few
days for the hatchery The hsh will be deposited
In hoosehead Lake when able TO take care Of
themselves and II IL expected the fishing there
will be greatly Improved.
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INCOMING STEAMERS.
mrs TnnAv

DUE TO-DAY.
Oeyenum. Lisbon Nov, IS.
Italia, Gibraltar Dec. 7.
Hermann. Antwerp Dec. 3.
Egyptian Monarch. London Dec. ..
America, Bremen Dec. II.
Rhynland. Antwerp Dec. l6.
virginisn, Liverpool Dec. i6.
Peruvian, Glasgow Dec. Is.
Chicago City. swansea Dec. II.
Schiedam, Amsterdam Dec. is.
DarmstAdt, Bremen Dec. l6.
NV York, Southampton Dec. %.
yenetia, Christiansand Dec. l6.
Niagara, Nassau Dec 26.
r Caland. Rotterdam Dee. le
Muriel, st. Kits Dec. %.
Amaln. Hamburg Dec. IL
DUE TOMORROW.
La Bourgogns. HAvrs Dec. 20.
Russia Hayrs Dec. 90
spain. London Dec. Is.
oHnoco. Bermuda Dec IS.
Francisco, Hull Dec. Is.
Aonomoy. Swansea Dec. ls.
The evening world., 1893-12-30
GROVER CLEVELAND

UTNVF EN ~IEVELAND'
When Mr.. Cleveland was elected Presi.
dent for the first term he invited all
his relatives to come to the inaugura-
tion. Ohio had the honor OF being the
home of the largest number. A few OF
these have since been appointed to
office. The Sunday World wlll tell who
they are.
There will also be complete list OF
uncles, aunts and cousins The story
of their early struggles in Ohio will in
terest every one who Is obliged to make
his own living There Is a good story.
nephews who did not get an ONCE Tor
which he applied.
The evening world., 1893-12-30
ADAM HEROLD'S SUICIDE,
Hanged Himself Because He Failed
To Get an once,
(By Associated Press.)

(By Associated PressJ
SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. SQ.-Adam
Herold. at one time State Treasurer or
California has hanged himself.
His suicide was due to Ndespondency
over his failure to be appointed Superin-
tendent of the United States Mint In this
city,
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Good News From Johnstown.
(By Associated Press. }

JnHNsrowN, Pa, Dee. So.-Business 10 boom
Ing at the Gautier Steel Works here. and thou
sand men are working extra hours. Many OF them
are working fifteen hours day. and all depart
ments are pushed TO the limit. II 10 said the
works are now two months behind orders,
The evening world., 1893-12-30
ARRIVED.

Steamer Muriel. Barbadoes Dec. is
Steamer Niagara, Cienfucgos Dec. 81.
Steamer Germanic, Liverpool Dec. 20.
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Astor On.r for Cherokee Bonds.
(By Associated Press)

KANSAS CITY. Dec. 3o-NeEotiAtions are going
on here with Enslishman for the purchase OF the
Cherokee bonds The Astors. OF New York have
made onsr for the bonda
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Many Per.oy. Lost In New York.

According to the records OF the Police Depart
mcnt ls2 persons were reported missing during the
year. or that number l52 returned to their homes
leaving 40 persons still unaccounted for. There
were ia runaway boys and girls, 81 OF whom have
found,
The evening world., 1893-12-30

Nelly bly, In Nest Of cranks-Nsw Years
Number el the Sunday Werid To-aerrow.
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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1893-12-21
ANOTHER FOREIGN ENEMY

The Russian Thistle Has Gained q
Foothold in the Dakotas.
The department of agriculture has
given warning of the arrival of an
other foreign pests. The Russian thistle
has invaded the Dakotas and caused
100000 damages TO the farmers of
those new states. This So-called
thistle, says the Worcester Spy, is Il
species Of saltwort, a near relative of
the tumble weed. Seventeen years
ago some seeds of it brought from
Russia in a package of faXseed were
sown in the vicinity of Scotland, S. D.
From there it has spread in all direc-
tons until it has covered 10000 square
miles in the two Dakotas, and has en-
tered Minnesota, Wisconsin, Iowa and
Nebraska. Where once it obtains a
fOothold it takes complete possession.
The cigid, bulky plants often make
stopped by it and prairie fires have
been carried long distances by it.
The secretary Of agriculture has sent
the assistant botanist Of the depart
ment to investigate the damage done
by it during the current year to the
crops of the northwestern state. The
people Of these states are alarmed at
the rapid advances of this foreign in
vader. They will ask congress to ap-
propriate 100000 to enable the de-
partment Of agriculture to employ
vigorous measures for the extinction
of the pest. Unless this is done, they
fear it will take possession of all the
arabic iand west of the Mississippi all
the way to the gulf. In that case it
will be worse than the pleuro-pneu
monia among cattle, and will require
quite as heroic treatment to extirpate
it as did that disease.
Boy reading)-Then he took hisself
to a cave in the mounting's side, close
to the sea shore, an he shaved off his
head an disguised hisself wild side
wiskers an a telescope, an when night
come on he would creep frum his cave
an wild his bright, keen knife agleam-
in in the moonlight-to be continued
! in our next.
Chorus-Oh, what a shame!-Life.