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The evening world., 1893-11-06
FOUGHT A BURGLAR.
Policeman Wards Desperate
Struggle on Ninth Avenue.
With His Pistol He Finally Laid
the Thief Senseless.
Caught Hiding Under tho Counter
OF a Furnishing Store.

Policeman Ward, Of the West Thirty
seventh street station. had a desperate
fight with a bold burglar. whom he
was trying to arrcs, at @.l5 o'clock this
morning. His Uniform vas torn and
tattered. AMI he was obliged to appear
n the jefferson Market Court in citi-
zen's dress.
Ward was on duty on Ninth avenue,
in the vicinity OF Fortieth street, when
he heard n crash of breaking glass.
Upon invc stlEation he found a large
rane OF glass in the door leading into
Adolph Nonderlindcn's furnishing store.
at $50 Ninth avenue, was broken.
Ward drew his club and stepped
through the hole in tn" door and lighted
tie gas, Under one of the counters
ne r una n man covered with a blanket
ard pretending to I've asleep.
He shook the man. and the latter went
through the actions of waking up and
then pretended to be intoxicated. Ward
compelled him to get up, He said his
name was William Barrett, aged thirty
i've, a weaver, of Cornwall-on-the-Hud-
son.
Barrett walked quietly along towards
the station-house until he arrived at
Ninth avenue and Thirty-seventh street.
Then he turned suddenly and struck the
policeman n violent blow in the face,
and at the same time grabbed his club.
A desperate fight ensued. IN which
for a while Barrett had decidedly the
best OF It.
At the time Barrett had struck Ward
the policeman had the nippers on the
burglar. but nv a terrific wrench Bar
rett broke these. Both men fell. and then
fought like demons for the possession of
the club.
The policeman. with his big Winter
coat and belt on. was handicapped, but
he finally. succeeded in getting at his
pistol, and using i as a club he dealt
barrett n dow on the mead wnlcn stunned
the man.
Ward called for assistance. and with a
brother officer got his prisoner to the sta
ton and locked him up.
In the Jefferson Market Court Barrett
was held foe trial.
The evening world., 1893-11-06
NELLIE ANNOYED HIM..
oarsman Goepfert Has a Pretty
Girl Arrested.
Then Declines to Appear Against
Her in Court.
Mysterious Affair Concerning n Well
Mysterious Affair Concerning n Well
known Harlem Family.

Nellie Butts. a tall. pretty girl Of dark
complexion. and becomingly attired. was
arraigned in the Harlem die, Court
this morning. charged with creating a
disturbance on the street She CAV her
Thirty-third street.
The name of the complainant is Will
lam Goepfert. the w~ell-known amateur
oarsman and son of th- wealthy crock
cry dealer of Harlem.
Every effort was made to keep the
whole affair as quiet as possible. The
fair prisoner refused to talk about the
case, and the policeman who arrested
her was very non-committal.
Young Goepfert was in the court
room when the girl was called to the
bar. but he stole out quietly before her
case was disposed of.
AS there was nobody to press the
charge the girl was discharged.
1t appears that Miss Butts called at
the Goepfert house, 9 West One Hun
Ired and Twenty-seventh street. early
her, antics on the stoop. She rang the
bell and held a heated conversation with
the person WIG opened the door.
u p0iireman kasshsw Of the East One
ton, was summoned by a ~neighbor. He
argued with the girl for awhile. and she
left the neighborhood, promising not to
return.
About two hours later she came back
and repeated her actions. ringing the
bell and making remarks in a loud tone
OF voice.
Policeman Kasshaw was again sum-
moned. He talked to her again. but
finding her evidently determined upon
some object, he took her into custody.
AS already stated. all parties concerned
in the affair were very reticent this
morning, but from remarks made 1t
was evident an effort was being made
10 cast reflections upon the girls sanity.
William Goepfert, whose name APP
pears on the records as complainant, is
well known in Harlem. not only social
ly, but from his record as an oarsman.
With Regain he held the amateur record
for double-scull races, and also made
fast time in a single gig. He is con-
nected with several rowing %organiza-
tons in Harlem.
His family is known as one OF the old
est in Harlem.
The evening world., 1893-11-06
Nay STOP Ell CID.
Customs Authorities Can With
hold Her Clearance Papers.
usoaI to ship Americans for War.
fare in Brazil.
|, Submarine Torpedo Boat offered
to flint a. Co. =

There Is every reason to believe that
ri lid. the Morgan liner which Brazil
has chosen as its crack naval vessel
ord the other vessels of Pcixioto's neet
will not be allowed to leave port when
mo time for sailing arrives.
From the way matters look now Col.
,ector Kilbreth Is quite likely to refuse
Fl cid and the other ships clearance
papers.
This state Of affairs has been brought
about by the shipping Of a crew in New
York to engage in warfare.
Charles r. Flint was quoted as having
raid yesterday:
I'VE have ~cx-naval officers. naval re-
erve men, experts in gunnery who have
,rved their time with credit in the
'nited States Navy and the English
nd other navies, and we have some of
lie best men in the country. We enlist
lem openly to fight for Brazil. We
been thoroughly posted on the law
we can enlist all the men we re-
'e right here in New York, and that
ghat we are doing.
We are simply enlisting men for pur-
s OF warfare. like at any Govern
office. Brazil is n country with
The evening world., 1893-11-06

the plot. who went to Port-su-Prince
and ostensibly engaged in business.
Hippolyte's spies made him acquainted
with what was on foot. The President
waited for a time, and then squelched
the incipient revolt. An Englishman
named Crosswell received "A visit from a
Government agent and was escorted to
an English steamer and warned not
to set foo in Hayti again. Several
others were ordered out of the country.
Hippolyte made a stirring speech or
the following Sunday at the Palace, in
which he said:
II shall suppress attempted revolu-
tons with an iron hand. and woe betide
those conspiring against me. / am a
man OF steel. me will be a man of
blood If necessary. Remember May, 1891
and bear in mind that / will use the
rife and the sword just as mercilessly
on any uprising"
AS "a result of the discovered conspira-
cy st. Martin Depuy, the Minister OF the
Interior, resigned. So, did he Minister
OF War.
Mr.. Denisse said the sinking of the
Haytian gunboat Potion was generally
thought to be due to negligence. The
engineers on board were recently APP
pointed. and there had been a convivial
celebration on board that night.
The evening world., 1893-11-06
GILBERT R. LINDSEY DEAD.
Railways Ex-rostmastOr Dies Sud
denly OF Apoplexy.

ELIZABETH, n. j., Nov. 6.-Ex-Post-
master Gilbert Il. Linusey. OF Railway,
who was one of the most noted Demo-
Gratis in Union County. died suddenly in
bed at his home. on Main street, Rah-
way. at . o'clock this morning. of
apopleXy.
Mr.. Lindsey was fifty-ive years old
n a prominent member of the Union
County Bar. He served a term as City
Attorney and one term as Postmaster
OF Railway. under the first Cleveland
Administration.
He was a man Of genial presence, an
excellent story teller. a capiral stump
speaker and very popular throughout the
%couatv. He leaves a widow, a son and a
daughter.
Resolutions Of respect to his memory
were passed mere to-day at the opening
of the Union County Court.
The evening world., 1893-11-06
A"PEEPlNG TOM" AT BABYLON.
He Not Only Peeps, but Enters
Rooms Occupied by Women.

IABYLON. l.. l.. NV. 6.-The mys-
terious man who some months ago
frightened women in this village by
peeping into sheir bedroom windows at
night, and in some instances entering the
house. is now engaged in similar acts in
~abyloa.
The indignant citizens whose wives
and daughters have been annoyed, are
making determined efforts to capture the
peepe..
on Saturday night he visited Mrs. LuN's
clearinghouse. when he climbed through
a window into the room OF Mrs. Kate
Phillips. daughter of Mrs. u Mrs.
Phillips, who was sleeping alone in the
room, screamed when the man passed
his hand over her face. He got away
.efCre the other inmates Of the house
caught sight Of him.
The evening world., 1893-11-06
CAN THEY BE SENT BACR7
Two Girls Held at Ellis Island
Charged with immortality.

A case involving an interesting legal
point came before Judge Lacombe, in
the United States Circuit Court, to-day.
Johanna and Selma Michaelson, seven
teen and nineteen years old, respectively,
were arrested at the instigation of the
immigration authorities, charged with
leading immoral lives.
1t was shown that the girls were immi-
grants and had landed here a few
months ago. The Ellis Island aLthori-
ties ordered them returned to Ham
Friends of the girls procured a writ
OF habeas corpus returnable to-day, al
leging that the prisoners had violated no
immigration laws and the authorities
had no right to order their return.
At the request of counsel the case
went over until Friday. Meanwhile the
girls will remain prisoners on Ellis ISL
and,
The evening world., 1893-11-06
BROKE A BOTTLE ON HIS HEAD.
Herman Schmidt Was Amounted
with Cat'up and Was Stabbed.

Edward Nick emma, OF 2246 First avenue,
was held in $1,000 bail in he Harlem Po-
lice Court this morning On n charge of
assault preferred by Herman Schmidt,
a restaurant keeper. of 2454 Second
avenue. Yesterday afternoon MCkenna
walked into Schmidt's restaurant, and
after eating steak and potatoes refused
to pay for them.
Schmidt insisted on payment and Nc
broke ii over the restaurant keepers
head. Then he grabbed II knife and
plunged il into Schmidts left hand. The
valiant German, however, held on to his
prisoner until policemen arrived ON the
scene and took Mckenna in custody.
The evening world., 1893-11-06
CRUSHED THE CONSPIRACY.
Hippolyte Foile an Attempt to Over.
throw His Government.

The steamer Oranje-Nassau arrived
here to-day from Haytian ports. ON
board was Albert Denisse, who is en-
route to his home in France, after max
ing a tour of the principal towns of
Hayti.
Mr.. Denisse said that two weeks ago
the spies of President Hippolyte discov-
cred a conspiracy against the Govern
ment. 1t had its source among the
chronic cor spirators at Kingston. ia
maica, Messrs. Managat, Legitime and
others.
They had a number of agents at Port,
au-Prince and other Haytian towns
The conspirators were laying an elab-
crate plan to seize the Government and
had enlisted a number of Englishmen in
The evening world., 1893-11-06
MAY ACT, THOUGH UNCONFIRMED
Temporary Commissions Issued to
Recent Appointees.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 6.-President
Cleveland has issued temporary commits
sions to the following named persons.
whose nominations failed of confirmation
by the Senate. This will enable them to
perform the duties of their offices until
they can be again sent to the Senate,
when that body ~reconvenes in December:
ROBERT H. reslon' director oil the Mint; Peter
c. Doyle. Collector Of Customs. Buffalo Greek.
y. Y; George ;. Weed. Collector Of Customs
Champlain, y. Y: John J. Kennedy Appraiser
Of Merchandise, buffalo Greek, y. y; Walter
II Bum. Appraiser Of Merchandise. New York
city; John W. strickland. Assistant Appraiser
cnstcin. Collector Of Internal Revenue. Twenty
eighth District; New York; David e. Browne.
collector q. Customs, District Of Montana and
Idaho.
The evening world., 1893-11-06

gently stimulating and powerfully invlg..
Grating effects Of DR.. Pierce'S Pleasant
Pellets. These little things will put you
in complete order.
They follow Natures own way. They're
the smallest, the easiest TO take, and the
best. They absolutely and permanently
cure BiliousneEs, Constipation, %Jaundice,
Dizziness, Sour Stomach, Sick or Bilious
Headache, Indigestion, and consequent
Stupor or drowsiness.
They're guaranteed 10 give satisfaction,
In every way and in every case, or your
money is returned. You pay only Tor
the good you get.
Nothing else can be Just a. good"
The evening world., 1893-11-06
MAD DOG AMONG CHURCH-GOERs,
Ono Man Was Bitten by tho Rabid
Animal

PENNINGTON, n. j., Nov. CA mad
dog caused a panic yesterday afternoon
among church goers on the streets OF
this town. Three congregations of the
leading churches in the town were on
their way home when the dog ran
through the streets swapping and biting
every object that came in its path.
Isaac Smith Stanton was attacked by
the rabid animal and bitten through the
hand. -Four valuable dogs were also
| bitten. After running several blocks the
mad dog was finally killed. 1t beloged
to George Webster, a grocer.
The evening world., 1893-11-06
Rev. Mr.. Valentine Will Resign.

NEWARK. y. !, Nov. s-Hev. Henry W
Valentine, pastor OF the Tirst Presbyterian
Church. in bloomfield, has Informed his conGre.
Eatlon Of his intention 10 resign. He has been
pastor OF the churyh for eighteen years. 4 ma
jority Of the congregation are IN favor OF irving
10 induce Mr.. Valentine 10 continue as their
pastor. The matter will come before the Presby-
terry at It's meeting neat month.
The evening world., 1893-11-06
The Peabody Medical Institute,
Boston, Mass.
33D YEAR.

As this renowned institution near approaches
the completion of "a third of IA century of unparal-
lclcd success and usefulness in The treatment Of
all nervous Disorders, from whatever Cuuse arts
ing, Il Is lifting that the pubic should he informed
why 10 has become u fixed !a"t among the medical
phenomenal OF IhtS century, and why it will TO
main 81. The chief reason i the physicians cm-
played are qualified by training. education, car
nc>turss and zeal and peculiar genius, ndnp-
tRt!on and attention TO this special de.
pRrtment al pathology ana therapeutics.
with their rrHtment II will lie wise for the af-
fictcd 10 bear in mind that there il no cauu ,
tor despair Or even despondency.
In recognition Of the prc-cmincnt skin of tho
chief consulting physician OF TIT, Institute, W. II.
Parker, NJ. u, the Board Of Officers OF the Ma
ttonal Mcdica! Association, ON Jan. l, 1876, CON
ferred upOu him L.Sgnid and jcwclled Rcdal, a-
companicd by u series oi tlattcring resolutions for
the prize ESSAY THE science at Lilo or SELF Pros
~orSation Of. on nervous muiadieS, The prcseuta-
tion was noticed At the time ol is occurrence, not
only by the Boston press, hut by all leading jour
mails throughout the country.
William II. Parker, NJ. H., may be consulted In
person or by mail from o to u; sundays, II to I,
at the Peabody Medical Institute. No. 1 Balanch
ST., Boston, Mass.
Prospectus Fl'EE- send nok.
The evening world., 1893-11-06
Woman Charged with Arson.

Marie Dolan. t~hirty-siX wears old, N esl Broome
street, was held for erarin ton N tire Essex Mar.
ket Police Court to-day on suspicion Of arson.
Last night Marie and "Recky'' Fischboin. who
lives in the same house quarrellcd, and .'Becky'
says that Marie threw a lighted newspaper at
her door. setting II on rre Little damage was
hhnn
The evening world., 1893-11-06
John Black G,,s His Divorce.

Justice Pratt. ~ the Supreme Court,
Brooklyn, this morning granted a decree
of absolute divorce to John Black. OF l6i
President street. Brooklyn. from his
wife. Margaret Black The Blacks
We're married on Dee, 9, 1879. They have
three children,
The evening world., 1893-11-06
NO ARMS FOR HONDURAS,
consul-General siaz Has No Fears
OF a Revolution.

VI u hoVCIutlOn.
Jacob Biaz, Consul-General OF Spanish
Honduras, when seen this morning AZ
MS Office, lO2 Front street, denied that
he had been instructed by his Govern
ment to be on the watch for small arms
and other munitions OF war, supposed
to be consigned to insurgents in Hon
dura'.
Il have received" said Gen. Biaz,
mo such instructions. Neither do I
think it likely that l shall. l do not
think arms have been purchased for
that purpose or that Honduras is to be
disturbed by any revolution or even
flight uprisines.
The Government there Is essentially A
government of the people, its control
entirely In the hands of men selected
by and popular with the masses, and |
do. not believe there Is dissatisfaction ex-
istlng in any part of Spanish Hon
lurag.'
The evening world., 1893-11-06
A as. Blaze.

Fire broke out in the tWo-story frame building
49, Gocrck street, occupied by Zodikaw & Levin
than, manufacturers Of sofa frames. late last
night. Three alarms We're sent out for the blaze
The stock was damaged s., Ooo and the building
81, 900. The cause OF the outbreak was unknown.
The evening world., 1893-11-06
Small Fire in Jersey City.

A fas-stove exploded early this morning in The
clothing store OF Isaac Haines d Co., 40 Grove
street. Jersey city. and set fire 10 the building
The damage to the stock and building is about
s.. 900.
The evening world., 1893-11-06
Mrs. Touner Freed from aer Spouse

Justice Cullen, OF the Supreme Court,
Brooklyn, this morning granted a dc
cree OF separation to Mrs. Eliza Touner.
OF 225 Dutiield street, Brooklyn, from her
husband, job Touncr. on the grounds OF
abandonment and general neglect, The
TUuners were married in February,
1877. They have three children.
The evening world., 1893-11-06
Dad While at Work.

Caetano Guerra. thirty-hye years old, an Italian
laborer. OF One Hundred and Fifteenth street, he
tween First and Second avenues, died suddenly
while digging IL cellar In Eighty ninth street. be-
tween West End avenue and Riverside Drive
The Coroner has been notified.
The evening world., 1893-11-06

II was decided that II did not come I'D
to requirements. ~
1t is reported that some Of the mem
) have been engaged to 90 on III ca
The evening world., 1893-11-06
Steamers Cook Found Drowned.

At Sis O'Clock this morning the body OF
Francis J, Kane. nineteen years old, OF 81 Walnut
street, Jersey city, who was employed as cook
on the steamer Gen. Meigs. was found at pier I
North River. He had been missing since Oct. 90,
The evening world., 1893-11-06
Got $50 IN Money.

Some time between / O'Clock and 5 o'clock this
morning thieves entered Phillip Rcilly's saloon. at
63s Third avenue, ard stole $50 in money from
the cash drawer.
The evening world., 1893-11-06
Wood Alcohol Elan, Resumes.

HoNESDALE. Pa, Nov. 1.-THE wood alcohol
plant, the principal one ia Northwestern wayne
County, and which has been idlv since July, has
resumed operations, and will gradually increase u
iull forso.
The evening world., 1893-11-06

r%yHiG,Tgr CCT'.Iy 10 ,s shs Grfssssth y"Iae 2!
The evening world., 1893-11-06
WORLD ELECTION BULLETINS

THE Worlds" Election Bull
Ietins will be displayed to-mor-
row night at
THE PULITZER BUILDING, 4, Park Row.
THE WORLD" UPTOWN OFFICE,
1907 Broadway
THE WORLD" EARLEM OFFICE,
lasthR and Madison Ave and
THE NORLIN' BROOKLYN OFFICE.
800 Washington ST., BROOKLYN.
The evening world., 1893-11-06
If you FEEL DROWSY,

dull, inexpress-
IDLY tired or de-
'%bilitated, have
loss of appetite,
furrcd tongue,
frequent head
aches with or
without dzzi-
ness, chilly SELL
s%ations, and &C.
~cnsional nausea
then you are
bilious. Your
liver needs tho
The evening world., 1893-11-06

West l4th ST. ="
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-05-20

Statistics compiled for the census of
1890, show that the percentage of deaths
from consumption, in the entire country. is
.ll6; from cancer and tumors, .024; total,
IA. The percentage for both, in the New
England States is larger; that for consump-
ton being 1928; for cancer, ETC., OBS ;
total, 1853 According to Webster, "Tuber-
culosis is constitutional disease character
lied by the production of tubercles in the
internal organs, and especially in the lungs,
where it constitutes the most common
variety of pulmonary consumption. :"
Modern Psychologists aver that consumption
is only one form of scrofula of which tu-
bercle is the essential element. The ten
dency to scrofuious diseases is usually
hereditary, though such disease may be ac-
CURED through the action of various excit-
ing causes, all of which may be classed to-
gether as causes of debility"
Mr.. NJ. L. Stevens of Northport, Waldo
| Co. Me-, was the victim of remarkably
malignant type of constitutional tuberculosis
originating from external causes. In the
late spring or early summer of 1889, he be
gan to suffer from pain in his left foot, at
tended with swelling and slight tenderness
resembling rheumatism. Despite sklful
medical treatment he grew worse; and, in
the following winter, suspicious looking
swelling appeared upon his left temple
| He finally sought relief at the Massachu-
sets General Hospital. undergoing an ex-
animation by the board of surgeons of that
institution April I, 1890. They pronounced
his disease to be constitutional tuberculosis
stating that amputation of the affected foo,
and the opening of all existing assesses and
of others as they should, from time to time,
appear were necessary for the prolongation
Of his life and afforded some hope for perma-
nent recovery. Almost preferring death to
such mutilatiou. Mr.. Stevens returned home
and put himself in the hands of local ply
stefan who recommended a course of rene
dies now known as Rodolfs New Medical
Discovery and Rodolf's Cream Emulsion.
Thanks to their use, Mr.. Stevens escaped
he surgeons knife and is now in good
health with two good legs, Assesses all
healed and, to all appearance, the tubercu-
lar faint eradicated from his system. Let
ters, with stamps enclosed, relating to his
case. will be promptly answered by him.
His post office address is Belfast. Me-, Box
64l.
Rodolf's New Medical Discovery and New
Cream Emulsion embrace the latest and best
discoveries of modern science for the treat
menr and cure Of Consumption, Scrofuls,
| tuberculosis, Cancer, Rheumatism and
their predisposing causes. Try them and
they will do you good.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-05-20
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NtS0LNlfh.
Miss Fannie barnes And bar niece. Miss
Sadie Bagiey arrived h0me Taestay morn
ing sroa Bosssa, where they have been
passing the winter.-Mfs- Ellen Warren Is
expected home from Boston Saturday
Frank Whi1nm lost valuable OF recently
DIR. Back 10 busy attending his neasies
patients in the east psFf of the fown.-Al-
bert Haihofn IL giving his house . fresh
cost Of paint Mrs. Hiram Potter Of Bath
has been visiting At her old home al the
centsf Hafhorn has COM
menred work on his new home
The wedding Of Mr.. Harvey Hathorn Of
the Center. and Miss Annie Leonard Of
Sagzdshoc Ferry took place the 10Th. We
-ish sasm long life and happiness. Capt.
John &. Kelly Of Bath was in town this
~esk.--it wss voted by the Baptist parish
to hire Mr.. Matthews Of Thomaston TO oc-
eapy this pulpit this sammer.-Nr- Willard
b. Reed and wife are expected home this
week.-Mrs.. Frank Tro,t 10 suffering from
nervous dyspepsia. Miss Mary T. Gilmore
Who has been improving lately 10 now much
worse and Mira. Nellie Shilden has resumed
her place q, nurse
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-05-20

Another move Of the Democratic admin
istration indicates It's hostility to anything
savoring of reciprocity; the removal of
William Eleroy Curtis from the position Of
chief Of the Bureau of American Republics.
. position which he 80 ably filed. His
latest report showed the unmistakable sue
ces. Of reciprocity but the administration
had denounced it sham and what the al
ministration says goes Just now.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-05-20

Rev. NJ. Il. Pratt of Dover. who has
been very sick is improving
Rev. Dir. j. q. Fiske of Bath, is serious
ly i'll at his home being confined to his bed
Rev c. Z. 0. Nichols of Brunswick. has
accepted . call to assist at St. Luke
Cathedral. Portland. to commence his new
work the first Sunday in June.
Mr.. f. S. Everett Of Portland. has been
chosen chairman of the State Sunday
School Association executive committee.
and . field worker viii be appointed also.
The members of the High Street Congre-
eational church Of Auburn held reunion
Thursday evening. II vas attended by 200
members and ~as one Of the pleasantess af-
fairs in the history Of the organization.
At the conferences in Boston last week
Of the African Episcopal Methodist Zion
Church Society, Il vas decided to establish
. church in Possiand. and one of the aften-
dapts Of the conference volunteered to
accept the pastorafe. II is undersaood that
TIE object 10 to reopen the charch on
MNunstors street.. oppesite he Eastern
cemetery. which uss under The charge of
J Rev. n. Aafshews lev ysan ~.