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Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-09-26
COOlY DEVISED PLAN.
II Was 10 Take The Lie Of an:AtiIeboro Weman
by chIoroiorm.

ATTLEBoRo, Mass, Sept. 25.-Mrs Stan
ford Wood Of this town very near became
the victim Of murderer last week, and
only her timely awakening prevented
the awful plan being carried out The
story has but just become public.
The details of the case. as far as can tie
learned. are as follows: About 2 O'Clock
Thursday morning Mrs. Wood was awak.
ened by a sensation Of suffocation and by
the pressure of mans hand on her
throat, and discovered that there was a
white cloth saturated with some sort Of
solution being held to her face. The mah
who stood ovec her was rubbing the
inside Of her mouth with portion of the
cloth.
Mrs Wood screamed for help, and her
husband, who was sleeping in another
part Of the house. was awakened by her
cries and ran to her assistance, thereby
frightening the man away.
Mrs Wood was partially dazed when her
husband arrived, and was only able to de-
scribe TO him her experience. as related
above.
Proof That Murder Was Intended.
The house was searched. and In the din
ing room. behind box, q two ounce vial
of chloroform was found, with white
handkerchief, soaked with chloroform,
wrapped around it When Mrs Wood
learned o; this she became unconscious,
aud remained so until morning, when abe
was taken TO her fathers house, where
she received medical attendance 1t was
found that her mouth had been badly
burned, and that hsr eyes were much in-
famed.
Deputy Sheriff Brown was informed Of
the facts and he Ii now on the track Of the
person who is said to have committed the
deed.
Mrs. Wood had received several anony-
nous letters telling her that before long
she would be killed The neighborhood in
. which she lives is not a very good one, and
! there has been more or less trouble among
the families which compose it.
To q reporter last evening Mrs Wood
said she does not know why any attempt
on her life should be made, although she
has lived in fear for some time lest some
! thing should happen TO her.
. Was secrs:ed In the Housa.
$ No door or window was open in the
house last Thursday morning. and how an
eentrancs was made By the assailants is un-
known
Late last evening the police announced
, that they Lad located the would Be nur-
derer, and that he would be In custody be-
fore the lapse of many hours
Sheriff Brown said last night that the
, attempt TO murder Mrs Wood was the
result Of . cooliy devised plan, and that
the fellow who had made the attempt
must have been conceased In the house be-
fore Mr. and Mrs Wood retired 70 bed
The sheriff also states that robbery was
! not part Of the mans design, but that be
bad attempted the murder with the SOLE
purpose of putting MrA Wood out al the
way.
, Mrs Wood = "a yeas old and has two
children Shs u the daughter of Eb9 r.
Miller Of Astlsbosp.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-09-26
MAKE cfaTR1l RAILROAD.
Arrangement Of Trains In kheef sept
2ith, 1888.
THRouoh TRAINS.

,ot&,. WEST ~ 4 H '3r i.eTi'ion. kocs
ID p.fsis.d ss.s-'if and A'susai, 10 ~ A VI
-, as,ase..k l~4,s'-9a. RwingiOn, Rsscsl nd
,.r,i.ss ta.s Bsr.seu rsgh. cuas for Whit. Mpnh
,,.a n.5.afs aea g..tbrc .n aHd - far Bfon'
~. R.ff. FaetisLA H5sfas. j. ~ 4 VI. night
rsG44s -sefy e.s sii' far Irs.s1oH, BAH, H1es
l.s.t Portland and H3.'oH-
geI,s EAST Il ~ A. " night ex.ressj for
sta.srssr, B.4fast. Bangor. Bar Haxoor. 81.
sss,ssa =. john sad a ArsosiOok county,
"a N far Tstergtli". -kpuhsgsL. Bangor and
v,hr.tgsg iz- Pm for Mstsfvtlie. s.f1 +
n %, " slsrzifir, oakland, Sorih AgsOs. BIEg
IAN. sssghessn Belfast, Dover, toxeroft. Ban.
-, AZ ssrFuea, -. J0bn and AF0os-
70. aognt5; S e 81. mixed for HaisryiIls
s,AH sagI.ys 5aiy for WateryiliF aad Ban.
ger - -,.,..r
NJ ,o,as H-st g. 400 ?. ". rgns every
siIsi sundAq faelai~d. connecting 20 sud from
- siog AMI I..skiaaa. but ant TO Snow fHo on
H,ots, mIfsinf. - tp Belfast, Dsstrr. Or be-
v..ss Ntnxyr -anil4F ul"ruIURs
The tay ,sstns suing West at 1910 A. n, ard
la.s ,f ~ + II rgu daily, sunday included, be-.
tsssa ga..an. LEWISTON. Bath. Bangor and -.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-09-26

SAN ANTONIO, Tex, sept 25.-Cattle are
being driven out ot Cyalde county bg
| thousands. Tie range mas at last sue
cumbed to the loug continued drought
Stockmen, who bave teea ranching for 70
Years and never before had to move their
cattle On account OF scarcity of grass asid
water, are now compelled To take them TO
places that have been favored with rain.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-09-26

NATION, Ills, Sept. IA frightfui
railroad disaster was narrowly averted by
| the presence Of mind uf Ray Murray, IA
years old, at pans. The Bsg Four south
western limited, running at the rate of 81
miles an hour, was entering the town
when il was discovered that u switch had
been left open. The toy ran to this switch
and threw 1t for the main track Just as
the engine passed over.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-09-26
WILL PROBABLY DIE.
Auburn Man Falls IL Feet and Injuries Will
Kill Him.

ArnrRx, Sept. 25.-Benia iamin Roderiok,
aged 50 years. unmarried, fell over the
railing around the outside basement of a
stairway at the Revere house, to the stone
floor below, this evening, distance of II
feet He struck on his head, fracturins
his skull. He will probably die.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-09-26

NEw YoRk, Sept. 25.-Tbe United
States cruiser Newark lett her anchorage
of Sta pleton. S. l.. st / l-30 this morning
for Rio Janeiro. She expects TO make the
run in 90 days.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-09-26
Presidential Nominations.

wAsHrxGroS, Sept. 25.-The President
TODAY sent to the Sensta he following nom
ina-.ons: Chs. NJ. Csughey of Maryland
to be United States consul at Messins,
Iraly; John C. Kelly. collector Of internal
revenue for the third district of Iowa.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-09-26

WuEEsBAERE, Pa. Sept. 25.-John Nc
Guire aud his wife Eva, who were found
guilty of criminal assault upon Katie
Roacp. a l6-year-old girl, were sentenced
uy Judge Woodward The former was
fined $50 aud costs and sentenced To five
years imprisonment. His wife was sen-
tenced to serve six months in prison.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-09-26
Your Stomach's
Your Best Friend.

Perhaps il never occurred 10 vou. br.
its tue for all that.
Use yepz stomach we'll. and YOU will
keep vel, abuse it, and YOU naus, nav
the pcneify.
Nearly ali the serious Ills of life have
their origin in some form Of s,orraci,
trouble
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-09-26
seeond THOUGH. Is Often Best

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 25-The leaders
who had called meeting of the coloFed
people for tonight to protest against thsd
l,1e lyuching in Jefferson parish Withdrew
the call at the suggestion of those white
who are opposed To lynch law. They too1N
the position that it would arouse racS
nreiudtee.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-09-26

NEW YORK, sept .. - The propose
prize fight between Mitchell and Corbet;
has aroused the most intense feelings o
indignation III Brooklyn DIR. Talmag@~
md many clergymen are united for war
and say the fight must not take place.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-09-26

CRAB ORCHARD, Ky, sept 25-As the
result of row at picnic and dance alt5
Dripping Springs Rodney Singleton wa
killed, ID. u. Slaughter was fatally shot
and William Ssanper was seriously, ant
man named LscAey was siightl,
trauud.-i
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-09-26

Buihlirgs of David Brown. ST. Aloans,
we're burned Saturday right. with horse,
COW. two calves. three hogs. s5 hens and
si75 IN cash. Loss, nearly $500; insur-
sns.s. $500.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-09-26
ACCOMMODATION TRAINS.

Is run tally. sanday llc add. / run Sunday. only
through tickets TO ibr Worlds Fair, Californis
and Al ..o!H,. So1sh and West may oe had ~ p
H. WalAes, Ittkrt agent. Aggnsta, tn" only o;hct
iq AssGsts selisnE VIA al routes and checking
isRksge free Of rspsnse,
rArsus ftrKEE. Vice Pres Gca'l Man
= r.. Eu,tasr. tivn1 Pass. ftokFt Ag't
Portland. sept. ath l.gi,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-09-26

Bosros. Sept. 25-For Sew England
Tuesday, fair. nsuet cooler. probably light
frost over the interior daring she night,
northwest sIasts-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-09-26

wAHfyaros. SEPT. e5.-For Nsins
TUESDAY. fair. cooler, frozts Tuesday right,
northwest insis.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-09-26
BASE BALL.


2 5 Q
r.nuisvil,e ....2 o . / o O. {
Boston ..............4 / @ 0 o. 9
Hits-1onisvi"e. ;: Boston. l., Error.-Lolis-
yi'ic, A. Boston, i. Batteries-Aichols snd g u
zsi Hemunns and Cir n.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-09-26
HIDDEN'S
MAGNETIC
COMPOUND

Is splcndiG medicine for the ston,-
ach- u cufes stomach troubles quick.
iy, safely, surely.
This statement is true, az YOU vii! find
hyou Try This superior medicine.
You eaa mske your stcfs.3ca well and
keepit vel. b. taking iifuDEN's MAG
HE!ic CoMrouND, and you oGgh, to
do it, too. for
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-09-26

SPARKS FROa MAINE WIRES.

CosEr ISLAND, y. Y, Sept. 25.-DIxo-
kn,,,k ed Smith out In the seventh round.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-09-26


Chicago. o - D
New York.......... O. 1
Hrs-Chicaga, 5: New York :. Errors-Chi-
cago, =; New fnik. !. Ha'trTie.-C Cisusen and
n kittredye. Baldwin and .ispn.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-09-26

A IhouqhiiuI Lad.

The Pi'tshurg Phiiade pha game at Pittsburg
w4s postponed IN account Of rain.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-09-26
NOTICE OF DIssoL UTloN

The eopsrsHershp her.iotore ssis.ihg u ~ n
ris tp.si- ursisr the hrm nans and style o. ihs
I,nss b Falier Company, Is ths DAY ssoit,-'i DY
,,r.,ssl sonsoat Mary w BsekEsa wi'heFsN-
ipr from ssid company. -, f.
~ "a, Ss,ssrsss w.ll be continued BY James T.
y,er anst EiIasr Folsom -nHsssr the sane pans
md s,x,. as b resofcre. who viii seite ais &c
,,.,.t. ,snd claims against tho late hr@.
- r,.,,. ;n.iestsi to the late eoparsnsrsaip
ar, .,.s,sss.sd 10 make immediate i1yreat e
.hs mrs. IN. arm, as they are authorized 10 csos'
up '4'e "AA- JAMES T. FUIIEs,
EINKR T. FOLSOM.
HkxsY W. BfcKSELt-
AUGUSTA, Asg. siss. issi
septisda
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-09-26

MORsTORD's ACID PnOsPaATG
Fer Impaired vitality
and weakened energy, 10 wonderfully sue
cessful.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-09-26

::::::::MANDRA.Ea.E:..
l. the only vegetable substitute for th"'
dangerous mineral. MFRcuRY. an1 whii,
its scii0n as = curative is fully equal, j
possesses none of the periious effects.
In Constipation, Mandrake acts upon IL
bowe,s without dispo.Hg them to slbse
queut Costiveress.
M remedy acts so directly on the Evef
nothing 80 speedily cures Sick Heaiache
,so,,l'. Sour stomach .,,l.i ani FILLS.
For sale by all Druggists. Prie. 5 G.. per bo
NJ boxes fsr IS cts or sent hy mail! postage frr
Oh receipt Of price. Dr. ). u. Sohencs So
Philadelphia.
The evening world., 1893-09-22
PAWl0ck ACCUSED OF ARSON.
Mysterious Fires Endangered the
Lives Of Flat-H House Tenants
Police Believe Tailor PAwlock
Started tho Flames.

Ludovicsh Pawlack, an understood
tailor, was held in the Lee Avenue
Court, Williamsburg. to-day on a charge
of arson. Pawlack has his store on the
first floor of the five-story %1at-house.
79 Bedford avenue. and sleeps in the
rear.
Patrolman Hughes travels a bcat
which includes P~awlack's store, and
every night he has been able to see
into the store, as the curtains were
always up. Last night. however, the
curtains were pulled completely down,
and Hughes suspected that something
was wrong.
Accordingly he watched the place, and
about 3 o'clock noticed smoke issuing
through the cracks in the door. lie
promptly turned in an alarm and the
blaze was put out with but little damage.
There were two fires in Pawlack's
apartments, but nobody was at home.
One blaze was in the bedroom immedi-
ately back of the store. The tiremen,
after extinguishing that. broke into a
rear bedroom. the door being locked,
Pawlack returned to his store at $50
this morning and was at once arrested
by Onfcer Hughes, who had been watch
Ing for him all night. He professed his
innocence of the charge, but could not
account for his whereabouts during the
night. and would not explain how both
ne and his wife happened to be away
when. the fire occurred.
Had not the blaze been extinguished
so promptly 1t is probable that the fire
would have been attended with much
pie. there being nine families there at
present.
The evening world., 1893-09-22
READY FOR 4 RUSH.

The opening Of Cans & cos clothing
establishment will take place tomorrow
at the FIRMS commodious and perfectly
equipped store at 20 to 2s5 Broadway.
This is a new house in the clothing
trade and offers the public as fine a
line Of ready-made garments as can
be- found upon the market. There Is
not in all It's large stock a single gar
ment containing cotton. Its goods are
guaranteed all-wool and ar" finished
with a care and attention to detail that
no point, however trivial, unno-
ticed.
Cans & Co. will make a feature of in
PRODUCING ready-to-wear garments in III"
very latest ~merChant-tailor styles as
soon as they appear. An their goods
are made in their own factory, and
every piece Is tested, both as To quality
and color, before being made M, VIM"
nothing in this line is placed upon their
that Is not stitched with SILK.
In the way Of Scntlcmrn's furnishings
this housc Is displaying some OF the
most select wares ever sen in Ne"
York.
Cans a Go. occupy at tho above al
dress the first floor and basement, each
50Nl0s feet in dimynsiOns, The premises
are finely appointed, we'll lighted II
very convenient Altogether 1t IL one
OF tho most attflctive stores IN the
city. %"
The evening world., 1893-09-22
TO BE SOLD BY FORECLOSURE.
Yuengling's Big brewing Company
Will Be Rsoreanized.

A movement is on foot to %reorganize
the -. G. Yuengling Brewing Company.
which fell into financial difficulties about
II year ago, when 1t was announced that
there was no money to pay the interest
on It's bonds.
The entire plant. valued at about 49,
Oo, OOo, will be sold unde.' foreclosure by
Peter f. Meyer, a%uctioneer. on Nov. l,
and will probably be bought in by the
Reorganization Committee of bondhold-
ers, composed of william Fliess, Geo.
NJ. Hard, Isaac Danenbcrg, Edward c.
Schaefer, John Straiton, Valentine L.
Suydam n David q. ~Yuengling, jr.
The membranes amount to 81. 4O4, $50,
and although much of the Indebtedness
has been paid up since last January and
the business of the brewery has gone on
without Interruption. the arrears of in
terest are still $l0i, 49,.
The evening world., 1893-09-22

CAhcELl|NG CERTIFICATES.
Clearing House Retires $3.50, 900
More To-Day.
An Advance in Stocks After q De-
preston in Lead.

During the first fifteen minutes of
business at the Stock Exchange this
morning l4,2U shares changed hands.
and during the succeeding quarter of an
hour only $3.50 shares.
This gives a clear idea of the extraor-
binary dulness now pervading the Wall
street markets.
The brokers went around the Board
room in Il ~listless sort of way, and with
a feeling Of disgust plainly written ON
theIr faces. or course there may lie a
sudden change at any time. as two or
three leading operators. by assuming
walt long to have the general run of
traders failing on.
The only incident worth mentioning
this morning was a c~1ntinuancc Of the
8 O'Clock Extra of THE Evening World"
The books of the Company for the an
nual meeting close to day, and the stock
opened at 81 3-S cash against - regular
made in the regular way at 50.
The traders have been persistently
as some of the foreign houses knew
that the bears hadn't the goods to de-
liver they proceeded to make the latter
pay dearly for their temerity,.
There was a fair short interest in
other parts OF the fist. and stocks were
by no means plentiful.
National Lead declined 3 3S to ~ is
shortly retire, from the Presidency.
Distilling & Cattle Feeding ranged
from % S-s to q Is. Chicago Gas from
81 is to 80 IL, Burlington q Quincy
from 81 to ~ IL and Lackawanna from
LA to IA Ia.
Interest in the stock market increased
as the day wore along. As soon as the
depression in Lead came to an end the
general list showed an ip,trn,i,n tn,
dency. and there was ar advance all
along the line OF II to / ii per cent.
Louisville & Nashville sold up from
30 to IS Ia regular, but the bears were
eign banking house ! per cent.for the
privilege of putting 1000 shares in 50
days at ~.
New England. Union Pacific and
Sales of Chicago Gas dividend scrip
wore made at SIS.
The work Of cancelling Clearing
House loan, certificates goes on steadily
To-day $3.50 400 We're retired. leaving out
standing Sa8. 90. 900. T~ha-banks are en-
abld to do this by the heavy receipts of
currency from the West and nearby
points.
Money continued to lend at L. a 4
per cent. on call and at ) a 6 per cent.
on time.
Strictly prime mercantile paper was
discounted at ! a s per cent.
The Sub-Treasury had "A debit bal
ance at the clearinghouse his morn
ing of 1857 .247: which was .liquidated as
follows: $4,000 in gold coin and ST., "a
In United States notes.
Foreign exchange was strong, with a
marked scarcity of commercial bills. .
Actual rates were a little higher all
around. bankers long selling at 4.S3 81 n
4.Si IA. sight at 1856 a 4.S6 H. and cables
at 1856 "a a 4.SI IL.
The Boston clearinghouse Loan Com
mittee cancelled 1910, 900 certificates to-
dav. Total now outstanding, SS,7 1885, 200.
The evening world., 1893-09-22
BROOKLYN NEWS.
MARCOS STORY IN COURT,
He Formally Accuses His Sister
in-Law Of Murder.
Says She Poisoned His Wife Be-
cause She Loved Him,

Joseph Marco, the Williamsburg hat
ter, who as told in THE Evening World"
yesterday, alleges that his wife was de-
hberately poisoned by his sister-in-law
was in the Lee Avenue Court again to-
day for the purpose of securing a war
rant. With him were his late wife's
stepmother, Mrs. Roseneck of this city.
and her uncle and his wife.
This woman, although the wife of
my brother. was in love with me- said
Marco. Ever since her husband died.
about two years ago, she was constantly
made love to me. and kept it up after
l was married. My wife did not object.
although Rebecca kissed me in front Of
her. She often said she wished l was
single so she could marry me-"
II made the coffee which caused my
~stepdaushter's DEATH declared Mrs.
Roseneck. and when I made it and
the room. Mrs. Marco left the room a
m after the doctor did, but came
back when we were all drinking the cof-
fee. She put a little OF it to her lips,
hut would not drink it. Afterwards all
Of us were taken terribly sick. and Mrs.
Marco. who had not drunk anything at
all. was the. worst of the lot. My step.
daughter. told me just before she died
that she was firmly of the opinion h a
her sister-in-law had poisoned her"
The Widow Marco, who Is accused Of
doing the poisoning. was seen this morn
ing in her fiat. l75 Harrison avenue. She
is highly indignant at the. statements
made against her. and threatens to
make things lively for all her relatives;
she exclaimed. why, the very idea Is
ridiculous. When 1 marry again | want
Il man who has got money, brains and
good looks, and my brother-in-law has
zone of these qualities. l drank of the
coffee that day as well as the others.
and was made very sick. Marco had
better not accuse mo of poisoning his
wife, for If any poison was put into that
cup of coffee | believe he knows where
it came from. He and his family are a
bad lot
Justice Goctting held the matter un-
der advisement.
The evening world., 1893-09-22
CONSPIRACY IS CHARGED.
Northern Railroad stockholders OPP.
pose a Foreclosure.

Justice Pratt in the Supreme Court,
Brooklyn. this morning heard argument
on a motion to allow Alfred r. Pick,
.Artemus II. Holmes and other stock
holders to intervene as defendants i'm a
suit brought by the Farmers Loan and
Trust Company as trustees against the
New York and Northern Railroad Com
pany.
The suit was begun in the Supreme
Court. Second Department, in july last.
1t was to foreclose a mortgage on a
secured issue of bonds for 81. 200, 0OO.
The petitioners who want to be made
d~efendant In the action claim that the
suit for foreclosure was the result of
officers of the Nortnern and New York
Central roads. These two are the only
roads having direct access to Manhattan
Island. 1t is claimed that the Central
Is endeavoring to gain control of the
Northern.
Justice Pratt took the papers and sal
he would try n decide the case by
Monday.
The evening world., 1893-09-22
STEAM YACHTS COLLIDE.
Tho Ollie Sank at once, but Her
Passengers Wore Rescued.

CHICAGO. Sept. 22-Two large steam
yachts, the Ollie and the Nolanta. col
lided in the hsrbor Yesterday. Nine
persons on the Ollie had a narrow es.
cape from drowning. The Ollie went
to the bottom in two minutes after
the collision. The Nolanta was dam
aged slightly.
The ollie was owned by Charles Cav
aroc, of the Cavaroc Wine Company.
He brought her from New York last
Spring.
Capt. Daniel Jones, of the Ollie. states
that his boat vas run down by those
in charge of the Nolanta, after he had
given the other yacht "A signal TO Keep
to the right.
The passengers Of the Ollie clambered
to the deck of The Nolanta.
The evening world., 1893-09-22
HAMMERSLOUGH BROTHERS.
One OF the Oldest Wholesale Houses
to Sell Its Stock at Retail.

The announcement that the we'll
known firm OF HsmmerslouGh Bros.
will dispose of their 100000 stock OF
clothing at retail has caused consider
able among New Workers,
The firm are most favorably known all
over America for the unrivalled cloth
ing which they manufacture. The house
was established in 1856, and this is the
first season the firm have inaugurated
this method OF disposing of their stock,
which is brought about by the strin-
gency OF the market, and more readily
enables them to realize cash at once
on their stock rather than extend long
credits. The entlre wnolesale mouse,
corner Bleecker and Greene streets, Will
be used for the sale. which commences
tomorrow, Sept. %. ."
The evening world., 1893-09-22
VERY funny, SAYS MIS-. GREEN,
Denies that She Was the Woman
In the Hanna Scandal.

Mrs. Edward G. Green. OF 1884 Herkimcr street.
Brooklyn, denied this morning that she was In
any way responsible for the suicide OF Robert
Hanna. the member of Beecher Memorial Church.
who killed himself last Sunday.
Mrs. Green is the wife Of a painter. She has
two children. Her home is near the Beecher
Memorial Church.
Why said Mrs. Green this morning. 81
never spoke to Mr.. Hanna but once, and then II
was when he was introduced TO me at a church
sociable last Winter. Since then I have not seen
Mr.. Hanna.
The story that there was a scene between MIR.
Green and Mr., Hanna Is too funny for words. |
never wrote Mr.. Hanna a love letter. | wouldn't
know how"
Francis s. Halliday. eldest son OF the rector,
says the woman in the case lives near the
church. When asked II Mrs. Green was the
person. Mr.. Halliday would only say, Il will not
tell the name OF the woman
The evening world., 1893-09-22
FOUGHT THE OFFICER.
A Colored Burglar Made . Des.
perate Struggle for Liberty.

John Jefferson, cclored, twenty years old, OF
lo5 De Kalb avenue. Brooklyn. pleaded guilty and
was held for the Grand Jury this morning by
Justice Walsh in the Butler Street Court, Brook
lyn, On the charge Of burglary. On Sept. Il he
entered the house Of William y. Dickinson. OF
3S Warren street. and stole a quantity OF silver
ware.
Patrolman Lynch arrested jefferson at Atlantic
avenue and iinyt street last night. At the
corner of Court and Wyckof streets jefferson sud
denly TUNED on Lynch. swinging his right arm
and landing on Lynch's forehead, bringing the
blood.
The omcer snd his p.'-rner then had a rough
and tumble night, which lasted several minutes.
Jefferson's ankle was sprained. lie fought all
the way to the Butler street station house.
The evening world., 1893-09-22
SHIPPING NEWS.
POHT or sew X X.

ARRIVED.
steamer rravn. bremen ani Southampton, with
merchandise, loo cabin and 80 srssrage passengers
to Oelri, hs a 90.
steamship CITY NJ Para, Colon Sept, Il With
mcr handlsc and nf'y tour passengers To Colum.
bisn line.
steamer Ciiv Of birmingham. savannah sept ~.
with merchandise and passengers to r. l. Walker.
StcamshiP columbia. Hamburg and Southanp-
ton. with merchandise and 100 hrSt ,ahin. '6i Sec
ond Cabin and 25l sleeragc passengers 10 X. J.
Cortis.
shin TvecdSiale NJ Glasgow. Capt. Williams
from Rorhefort ~forty-siN days, IN ballast to
Gustav Heye.