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The evening world., 1893-12-27
NO MONEY, NO PLUMBING.
Plumber Moulton Undid His Work
When He Wasn't Paid.

Charles Moulton, a plumber, OF Ill
Broadway, and four OF his workmcn
were In the Tombs Court this morning
charged by Samuel ii. HIxtord, a build
er. with unlawfully removing 800 worth
Of sanitary plumbing from a building In
process OF construction.
Huxford has been building a three
story tcnement-house at - Monroe street
and 20 Hamilton street, running through
from one street TO tho other. He en-.
gagged Moulton to 10 the plumbinS.
MOultOn put In a bill! for ABOUT Si,3nD
About $500 mad been paid on account BY
HuXford, leaving n balance or some so
due. according TO the account kept b.
tho plumber.
When Moulton asked for the remainint
balance a dispute arose. HuNford claim.
ed that he owed 800 !csa than the bll
presented by Nouiton called for. ana
htc men could como to no agreement.
Last SATURDAY, MOulton took o u Ol
his iEcn. Michael Oeefe, Robert Grimes
Bernard Reynolds II Michael Gil.
feather. and removed from the new
building seven boilers, seven closet
tanks. seven sinks, t~wenty-nine faucet
and carried the stun away on a truck.
Upon discovering what had been lone
HuSford complained TO the police aud
caused the arrest OF Moulton and his
mon.
In Court this morning Justice Martir
remandcd the prisoners for examination
The men were all released la 81 900 bald
each, furnished by George Lane, of II.
Walker street.
The evening world., 1893-12-27
BROTHERS IN A FIGHT.
Frederick PfciDer Is In the Hospital,
with a Fractured Skull.

Charles Pfeifrer, t~wenty-nine years old.
of Is Forsyth street. and August Ber-
ries, thirty-three years old, Of 1l9 Chrys-
tie street. were held to await the result
Of the injuries OF Frederich Pfeiffer, who
IS in Gouverneur Hospital. suffering
rom a fractured skull.
Christmas night Frederick Pfelffer was
intoxicated when he entered his mothers
apartments. 70 Forsyth street. accom-.
panie1 by a womPn n. whom he Introduce
rs his wife. She had also been drinking.
The mother acted rather coldly iowa ri,
thc new Mrs. Pfeifrer. This angered
frederick. and he began TO abuse hi.
mother.
Charles. his younger brother, took his
mothers part. and a tght resulted, In
which Berries tool n hand. When the
police arrived, Frederick was stretched
nut on the moor. He was arrested on his
nother's complaint, and when taken 10
the Eldridye street statiun-house com
plained OF pains in his head. He was
tdken to the hospital, where 1t was found
his skull was fractured.
Frederick accuses Berrier Of having
struck him on the head with a blunt in,
strument. but Charles declares he is the
responsible party: He says he strucl,
Frederick with his fist. and his brother
fell. striking his head against the stove.
The evening world., 1893-12-27
LONG ISLAND cITrs PuGHT.
Bankruptcy Threatens Unless She
Can Sell Her Bonds.
Her Debt Increased from 0 I ,3OO,-
600 to Nearly o., SOC, 900.

LONG ISLAND CITY, Dec. 27.-Mayor
Sanford and his Cabinet are very much
worried over their inability to sell the
city bonds. During the eleven months
the Mayor has been in office over $4,000
worth of bonds nave been issued, but
few have been sold, although the moot
tempting appeals to moneyed men have
been made by Mr.. Sanford.
The city Is now threatened with bank
ruptcy. 1t has recently issued three Sc
ries Of bonds. and Is now paying off
the creditors In bonds which are sold
ut a discount of Is per cent.
The bonds issued for finishing the diff
ferent schools amount to $4,000. Not
one dollars worth OF those can find n
purchaser, and many OF the schools are
yet mcompleted, necessitating the clos
Ing of them on cold days. This Is par
ticularly the case regarding the First
Ward School which cost nearly S2oO,OOv
and Is yet uncompleted and In charge OF
a Republican Commission appointed by
Gov. Flower two years ago.
The floating indebtedness bonds,
amounting to S35,000 are. also unsold,
and the. city is at present in a very bad
financial shape. The funded debt bonds,
issued to fund a part OF the bonded In
debtedness Of the city. are also without
q purchaser.
Under ex-Mayor Gleason's administra-
ton the bonded debt of the city was
81, 800, 900. Now 1t is nearly &,JOO,OOO
Hundreds OF outstanding bills are de-
pendent on the sale of these bonds.
The evening world., 1893-12-27
Woods attack.

Muccl was in bed all day yesterday,
his head b~andaged to the eyes. His
nose was fattened out of shape, and
there was a deep cash on It's bridge.
He is Ii bartender at No. 126 West -Four
tesnth street. He admits hat he was
intoxicated. He received notice yester-
day to be at Police Headquarters at 10
4. NJ. to-day, and to bring witnesses OF
the assault upon him.
Wood was summoned to Police Head
Quarters yesterday afternoon Capt.
l;akins said last night that If Wood had
done as reported he was not fit to be on
the force. but the captain could not
understand why Mucci had not spoken
in court of the clubbing.
Square Theatre, saw the struggle be-
tween Mucci II the policeman. He Is
nineteen years old. Ciear-eyed and bright.
Last night he gave this account of the
occurrence:
"Theaire was just out, and l was
standing at the southwest, corner OF
Fourteenth street and Fourth avenue. l
saw the crowd around a young man.
| made my way through TIL | had a
clear view, l saw everything that took
place. The man was down on his knees.
upon the pavement till 1t made one sick
with the sound. One or two men were
helping to hold the fellow down. The
policeman didn't make any snow of
clubbing the man till he saw the big
cop coming from his beat on Fourteenth
street. hen he pulled out his stick and
hit the fellow five times over ths head.
They were smashing blows. and made
me think of broken bones. ! could
hardly keep on looking, / wanted to get
around ms thought. the same way. TO,
they shouted. You're n coward and
Can't you see he amt able to fght?'
After he fifth blow the man didn't
| nAntEa any mora Tho yNnltNnrNnr and the
two men dragged him to the sidewalk,
and laid him up against the building,
he was sui: and everybody thought he
the policeman turned around tiercely and
shouted, Get out Of here. he's only
drunk and all the time the blood was
pouring out IN a stream and running
Egan adoed that at no time was the
officer JUSTIFIED in using his stick. as
Nucci could make only a staggering re-
Another OF the theatre employees whit
tends the front door said that he and
Policeman Wood were standing In the
entramse, There was some CONNECTION
Hello, there's something over there
started over on n sort of trot. 4 little
while after this witness heard the sounds
OF blows from n club and the protests
MIR. il. Rodriguez keeps q cigar stor,
near the theatre; He said last, nigh.
tnal ne rouiu not see tne StruSBle, tbs
crowd shutting off his view, hut ne die
hear the crowd denounce the policeman
ard tsl him TO stop clubbing a helpless
man.
Henry Hoehne is the conductor of the
car from which Mucci was taken 10y
Wood. De said last niEht that MuccI
got into his gar. at Union square before
blood: He nskHd Wood to AXE him out
and he did so. He did not sec any
blows struck. but that was before the
alleged clubbing, "hlucci was In a light.
Ing mood" said Hoehne 'and wanted I,
lick me, but he could scarcely stand up.'
The evening world., 1893-12-27
FIVE STATIONS ARE ROBBED.
Daring Burglaries Along the
Pennsylvania Railroad Line.
Offices Wrecked aud Money and
Tickets Stolen.

Between the hours OF l2 o'clock, mid.
night, and = o'clock this morning five
stations along the line OF the Pennsyl-
vanIa Railroads New York division were
broken into and looted by burglars.
Just how much money was secured Is
unknown, but as all the stations robbed
were OF minor Importance, 1t Is not be-
lievcd that the loss will be great. In
several instances tickets were taken and
will prove valueless to the robbers.
The robberles We're all within a dis
lance of six miles. extending from Scott
avenue station. In Railway. to Metuchcn.
No trains are run between midnight and
6 O'Clock on the division. II Is believed
That the burglars went out from New
y ofK On the last train ut Ills last
night and walked from one station to
another as they accomplished zach bur
glary. for no hand-car IL MISSING.
AZ Metuchen, twenty-six miles out,
both money and tickets were AIKEN. At
Robinvale. twenty-five miles out. the
station windows were smashed and tick
cts scattered all over the platform.
The money drawer Jay on the floor
empty, but the ticket agent, 1t is said,
carried the money home with him last
night. So far as Is known. nothing was
taken.
At Menlo Park the thieves secured
what money there was In the station.
The station at Houtenviila, twenty-one
miles out, was broken into. but whether
any money VAS taken IL not yet known.
At Scott avenue, Railway. several pack
ages OF tickets were taken. but no money.
been committed in the vicinity. and
the residents are becoming alarmed.
General Passenger Agent J. X. Wood
was notified OF the robbcries this morn
Ing. and the C~ompany's detectives We're
at once put to work,
The evening world., 1893-12-27
CLUBBER WOOD.
Nnpt, ByrneS Orders the Christmas
Night Outrage Investigated
i'LENTY OF WITNESSES To PROVE THE
P0LlCEMAN'S BRUTALITY.
SIGHT THAT MADE LOOKERs-ON ILL.

Sup;. Byrnes directed Inspector Nc
hvoy yesterday to make a thorough
investigation in the case of Patrolman
William A. Wood, Of the Mercer street
squad. Eye-witncsses allege that Wood
'ruelly dubbed Thomas Mucci in front
II the Union Square Theatre Christmas
hight. Mucci, as was told In Yesterdays
World, had apparently drank a little
90 much, and was put off a street-car.
lie was then taken in hand by the
policeman. whose treatment of his
prisoner caused storms of protests from
people who saw the occurrence. In
Jefferson Market Court yesterday Mucc!
was charged with being drunk and dis
orderly. He told the Justice that the
CONDUCTOR of the car had struck him,
md made nc complaint against the
jtficer. The Superintendent is Of the
opinion that there Is something behind
Woods attack.
The evening world., 1893-12-27
DIED OF HER BURNS.
Mrs. Ellen Sullivan Fought Her
WOMid-B Kcsruers.

Mrs. Ellen Sullivan dice at her home,
Il Sullivan street, at 4 o'clock this morn
ing from burns received at ) o'clock yes
.erday afternoon while engaged in cook
ing dinner for her husband.
II is believed that her clothing caught
fire from the range. Hearing her
screams, n%eighbors rushed into the hal,
TO find her n mass OF flames and almost
insane from fright n suffering.
Louis NJ. Harmed, of 1873 West Sixty
fourth street, who was in the house,
threw his overcoat around her. but she
broke away from him II DASHED down
stairs.
Harmed caught her on the next land
ing. and again threw his coat about her,
but once more she pushed him away
and fought all the way down to the
first floor, where the flames We're finally
~cXtinguished.
BY this time, however. she had beer
so severely burned that her ecovery
was impossible.
Mrs. Sullivan's husband Is a workman
in a South street rubber factory.
The evening world., 1893-12-27
Hoods ~Sarsaparina

Hoods Pills cure Constipation by restoring
the peristaltic action OF tho alimentary canal.
The evening world., 1893-12-27
WOULD TRY A SILVER BLUFF.
senator Chandlcr's Scheme for For
cling Gold Standard Hands.

NY hssGciateI PrcSs)
WASHINGTON, Dec. Ex-senator
Chandler dtep., n. HI contemplate tn.
Introduction In the Senate after the re.
convening Of Congress OF a resolution
asking the United States to invite all
the countries of the world, Eastern.
Western and Southern. to attend Il none
tary conference.
The new feature of this proposed ron.
]ferenc" IL that It shall not be restricts,
20 the European goll-standard countries.
out shall include the South American
and Oriental silver countries.
Moreover. the invitations to the confer
ence are to contain a declaration OF the
United states hat the purpose of tn,
Conference shall be the establishment,
md mairteEacc of an International ratio
with the specific declaration added that
II such n ratio cannot be agreed upon T.
"ill be tho purpose OF the United State.
o adopt "a single standard, and that
STANDARD not gold, hut silver.
BY taking this extreme position. Sen
ltor Chandler thinks the hands Of the
Sold-standard countries not now trading
%xt.nslv Fly with the Western world car
be forced.
The evening world., 1893-12-27
INDEPENDENTS READY FOR WAR,
Committee Appointed to Cage the
Political Tiger.

The plan of campaign against Tam
many Hall of the Independent County
Organization was partially revealed at
the meeting of the leaders last night.
4 committee was appointed for the
purpose of preparing for the considera-
ton of the Legislature such bills as are
now urgently required by the Taxpayers
OF New York, and for presenting such
evidence of official wrong-doing by the
ring now in control of the city affairs"
The Committee will 80 to Albany when
the Legislature meets and promises to
submit evidence OF corruption that vii,
result in the appointment OF a Committee
on Investigation.
The proposed iegislati Is designed to
deprive Tammany Hall of power and
to secure for the city better N purer
government.
The specific subjects OF legislation will
be decided on at "A meeting OF the Com
mittee. which Will be held in a few days.
The evening world., 1893-12-27
100000 V%ACclNATED.
The Record for the Year Complete
Expected to BE 215,OOO.

DIR. Doty. the Chief of the Corps of
v~accinators. reported this morning that
his men had this year vn%ccinated 10000
persons, as against 139, 900. the total for
last year. The record for this yea com
plete. DR.. Doty expects, will not be less
than 2l5, 1000.
A large portion of this umb are
what the Health Department terms Sec
ondaries," or those who have been vac
lives.
one case of smallpox was posted In
the Bureau OF Contagious Diseases this
vanni, thirty-two years old, of 81 Null
berry street. He was removed to North
Brother Island. A case was reported
from the same house yesterday. II Is in
berry Bend,
The evening world., 1893-12-27
GEORGE CLANCY BURIED.
Many Politicians Follow the Muir
dered Mans Body 10 Holy Cross.

Several hundred friends and cons,itu-
ents OF Congressman John j. Clancy at.
tended the funeral OF his murdered
brother. George Clancy, at his residence.
100 Sands street. Brooklyn. at II O'Clock
this morning.
The pall-bearers were Thomas j. Far.
rell. Edward J. Conway, John j. Conway.
Philip Rogers, Richard Nagel and Charles
Dobb were selected from the members
OF. the Flfth Ward jackson club, OF
which Mr.. Clancy was "A member.
Fifty carriages followed the hearse to
Holy Cross Cemetery, where the body
was Inferred. There was no ceremony
either ut the house or cemetery.
Among the prominent politicians who
attended the funeral were Hugh Nc
Laughlln, James Shevlin. Supervisor
Patrick Barry, William A.. Furey, Robert
Furey, Charley Johnston, Justice Walsh,
Justice Haggerty. Justice Connolly. cts
Works Commissioner Adams, Fire Com
missioner Ennis, Police Commissioner
Hayden. Health Commissioned Griffin,
capt. Martin and Congressman Coombs.
The evening world., 1893-12-27
SAY RETTIE IS DISHONEST.
Bookbinder's Aunt Says Her Lover
Is to Blame.

Hester Bookbinder, seventeen years
old, who says she has no home, was
sent to the House Of the Good Shepherd
by Justice Connolly, In the Lee Avenue
Court, Williamsburg, to-day on a charge
OF vagrancy.
Detectives Holland and Dolan, who
made the arrest, say hat despite her
youth the girl has been playing the
dishonest Servant and at least two
families in Williamsburg have mourncd
tpr'r losses due 10 her,
The girls aunt, who appeared against
her In court, wanted to have Testers
lover punished.
This man stands In the background"
she says. M / believe he put her up
TO all this crooked work"
The woman did not tell the mans
name,
The evening world., 1893-12-27
OYSTER PIRATES NEW FIELD.
They Visit jamaica Bay and secure
Large Hauls.

ROCKAWAY BEACH. Dec. s7.-Oystcr
planters on Jamaica Bay will organize
for protection against oyster pirates who
have made their appearance In this sec
ton. During the past two nights II IL
estimated that 1000 bushels of choice BIZ
valves have been stolen from the beds
owned by Capt, John Boerum, near
Pumpkin Patch, off CanarSie, and Capt.
James Greer. OF the Raunt.
The robbers visited Capt. Boerum's
beds on Sunday night. He was awak-
cned by the noise and frightened the
men away by threatening TO shoot.
Capt. Greer discovered men at work
on his beds last night. He jumped Into
his yawi and pulled cut towards the
fed.
Capt, Greer's description OF the pirate
craft tall!es with that OF Capt. Boerum.
They say she Is IA low craft, with n
stubby mast and a big patch on the main
sail.
The evening world., 1893-12-27
RAISED $6,440 IN ONE DAY.
PhilanthrOpical Citizens Subscribe
tn II Relief Fund.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 27.-The appeal
of the Citizens Relief Committee for
funds to keep the unemployed of this
city from starving has met with a
ready response. subscriptions ranging
from H,OD to 81 were received Yesterday
from all parts of the city. and the collec-
lions for the first day amounted to 81, 40.
The Committee. since It began the work
of relief, has expended about $1,000.
In addition to the unemployed. the
number of tramps has been largely In
creased, and at present the House Of
Correction has about iNl more inmates
than 1t had at this time last year.
The evening world., 1893-12-27
BISHOPS DISSECTERS FREE.
indictments Against Drs. Ferguson
and Ilance Dismissed.

Upon the recommendation OF Assistant
Distrtct-Attorney Weeks. Judge MARITIME,
In Part III. Of the General Sessions, this
morning dismissed an Indictment charg-
Ing unlawful dissection against Dr.
Frank Ferguson, of - WestThirty-eighth
street. and DIR. Irwin II. Hance. 1t was
alleged that on May -. 1889. they per
formed nm Illegal autopsy on the body Of
Mind-Reader Washington Irving Bishop.
Dr. John Arthur Irwin. who was joint
~ Indicted with them, was brought to
trial ON June ~, 1892. but the jury disa-
three for ucquitial,
MIR. Weeks, In his recommendation,
says that after the trial Of DR.. Irwin he
does not believe II conviction can be Sc
cured.
The evening world., 1893-12-27
HIS VICTIM HAD A FIT IN COURT.
Little Katie COndon's Assailant Held
for Examination.

Maurice Regain. aged twenty-one, OF 3
Washington street, who Is charged with
having crlminally assaulted ~eleven-year-
old Katie Condor. OF l7 Washington
street, at the latter's home on Christmas
night, was this morning held in 5000
bail by Justice Martin. In the Tombs
Court, for examination tomorrow morn
ing.
While the hearing was going on this
morning little Katie shrieked and fell to
the floor In a fit.
She is a very delIcate-looking child, and
fei! into a fit twice before while on her
way this morning from the Children's
Society rooms to the court in the COM
pany of the Society's officer, King.
The evening world., 1893-12-27
SOCIETY'S GAY WEEK.
Mrs. Arson Phelps Stokes Gives Z
Dance and Starts for Lenox.
Mr.. A.V. z. POST LEADS MRS. CHARLES
lSilAM'S C0TlLL0N.
CINDERELLA DANCES IN HIGH FAVOR


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"e ". 'ei NUMBER
- sou"s peop'e VIM WI pe guests az
".' .ol,ase '"e'e u coming week. Lass
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~ '0' E" 500 'auiso" aVe'l
~ N'"' "aa "N''Su q. .i'' anu WV
20 l'oN,'''' a. . "nu ehueoI
. Ns"' !" u'~o'".'o"s were en'I
""' o"ti'""s s''iaiue anu ho"y'
AHio"s uhe ource's were misses
na''o"' i",he'' l-u'ocque' hi'Aaoetn
o'F'r''s' i''h'iE MOTIFS una Delaheid
nn'%'e S'i""t' hetle':"e d. iioppm'
r'"''" 'a"'S' rS.e,ie nc reSs'er, oiarsss
i.''ItsS'''' "iIdt'>h, Lewis thEaoetnI
! N'ns' "','' '"'f' on, oea'riA demo-
owe ,&n "*e'",r, Mary Jay MINI
urn "e''' ''o9o!' "'''Hr' Ciews' fiat
tio!t, ""H i"S'"' y
f~t"h!eH' snip? 'oh-'' ramp behkard
H~ioi'someEE strong ''Ghyer Iiarkson
ie'hpt i'o"'l''h' 'h'':e" ogaeh' .. dsv
'onrey ire'aA@' '''th'H stokes Iown'
sen" H'o's"h' " N-HEselaer ErvihG
t'pert CAilat H. robert A. Gardiner
lecii i"araa!' "''drf'c Cary. Allen
Tacker. Wo7thtastor Whitehouse, J. b
'as,o. NrS",Iir sSs'.'"' iien,y wi
clay, Francis Iiopprn. James G.. King
md waite: glis..
JUNIOR ASSEMBLY DANCE.
The seccrd dance os tho .Iunior Assem.I
~ - III "
ply series " o place last evening at the
Ellersiir. No. 81 Wes, Oae Hundred and
T-wenty-sIxtn s,reet Tba natronesses|
were AIRS, ABRAHAM st sy p't mrs' D.
Phoenix Ingraham. Mira AshbeI p Fitch.
Mrs. W,lIam sbrody and Mrs wrl,sm|
- ''t''th ''"iauy anu Mrs "iiia"
Nesterhelu. Among the dancers wereI
Misses Alta Sti!well, Edith Stilwell,
Adele Allison. Marguerite Ingraham.
Bessie Fitch, I,;ttic Sile,py. ELLA Fitch.
Iassl. Man, co.n,,1 - 60
$50 Nv |et''uuu f-arn. NJ "mfsu''
hmrh,S LAY, owe Nilsson Emma kel,ai,
srne,,,ar Ann.a u"m'n 80 r,na
natpeitet, ANNIE MOVE Jennie fiarins,
Blossom Rogers, Mary Knowles, Lillian
lev, p, powrr Core" T ponney Howard
- 'oM''' EsorGs bonheF fio"ai~
spear, 1r., Charles Judson, George LANCE
Ashbel p. Fitch. jr.. Edward T. Steers.
49, ',,'y'o" s"rau!' imam 49,
heiu, Morton X. Avcrill. Jason Wester-
field, william b. Symmes, Ernest Lloyd.
Tawsrs NElG h"I;. Erank Cakes s Percy \ \.
Syme. Percy W. Simpson' Edgar simp.
son, n. X. Abraham T.. DrysdaIe Bu-
chanan, T. Beattie and Arthur Boyd.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Miss Henrietta Rossnstock. daughter Ok
Mr: ana Mrs. Max RosenstoGk, ana Nj
DAVID lTerman were marrieu al %
oclock last evcning' At me leutone
Assem1iS Rooms d nrinhisu venue ana
siNteenth street. Inc oriue Vas rlcnly az.
tired IN wnlte sauE Fowl bounced WIZ
ace, ana ace Vel ng.u WIN a wreatn y
orange rho Pa, prne, pUug.ei Was y.
The evening world., 1893-12-27
TWO 0 NJ ACCUSE HIM.
Watson Charged with Deserving His
Wife and Decciving Miss Stager.

Henry Watson. twenty-four years old,
an engineer on the steamer Gilore, lying
at the Erie Basin. Brooklyn. was held
in the Lee Avenue Court, Williamsburg,
to-day on two charges.
Catharine Watson, his wife. said the
engineer. to whom she was married
eleven months ago, deserted her shortly
after the marriage, and she had not
seer him since until yesterday.
The other complainant was Maggie
Stager, who claims that Watson de-
ceived her under promise of marriage.
and then married Catha rine. whom he
afterwards deserted.
The evening world., 1893-12-27
CHINESE URGED TO REGISTER.
six Companies Now Preparing AN
Important Circular.
CRy AsslcIated Press

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 27.-The Chi
nese Six Companies. acting upon the ad-
vice OF their lawyers. are preparing at
their headquarters In this city a circular
addressed to all Chinese residents OF the
United States, counseiling an immediate
compliance with the residence regula-
tons under the MCCreary amendment OF
the Geary Exclusion law.
The circular Was authorized ~ "A meet
ing Of the Six Companies last saturday
light. The work OF registering the Chi
nese is not yet begun In this city. how
ever, as the authorities at Washington
have neglected to provide proper blanks
for the registration.
The evening world., 1893-12-27
CARNEGIE GOING TO EGYPT.
VIII Start Up All Ills Mills and Spend
$1,000 n Day for the Poor.

II was announced In Wall street this
morning that Andrew Carnegie, the
steel king would leave this country
for Egypt Jan. 1 next.
This report was accompanied by a
statement to the effect that Mr.. Carnegie
has issued an order to his managers to
start up on the day OF his departure
every Iron nil with which he Is con-
nected, and to keep them in operation all
Winter.
He has also ordered the expenditure of
81. COO a day during the Winter for the re-
lief OF the unemployed poor of Pittsourg.
The evening world., 1893-12-27
OMAHA BEET SUGAR BOOM.
for u Factory and for
Model Polish Farmers.

OMAHA, Neb. Dec. 27.-After bout
two weeks of negotiation. u contract
was made last evening etwee Count
Lubienski, representing a Polish syndi-
cate. and the Commercial Gu by which
Il beet sugar factory will be erected In
this city next year.
Count Lubicnsid agrees to build the
factory and bring two hundred families
Of Polish immigrants to conduct II
model farm of three hundred acres, to
teach beet culture. The Commercial
club is to take 100000 stock in the
factory.
Count Lubienski Will establish a
sma Ter factory in the Elkhorn valley
also. He represents Il Polish emigrant
society,