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The evening world., 1893-12-19
M'vEAGH FOR ITALY.
Garfeld's Acknowledgement In
Named for Ambassador.
The Appointment Causes a Sensa-
ton in the Senate.
Senator Hills Query on Hearing Of
Van Aliens Successor.

H
WASHINGTON. Dec. l9.-The Prssi-
dent to-day sent the following nomlna-
tons TO the Senate:
WAYNE MAC NEAGH. Of Pennsyl-
vania. to be Ambassador OF the United
States to Italy.
JOIN p. IRISH, OF California. to be
Naval Officer at San Francisco.
JOHN W. WALKER, OF Pennsylvania,
MARSHAL OF the Unitrd States for the
Western District of Pennsylvania. f.
JAMES II rORNEY. of Idaho. to be
Attorney Of the United States for the
District OF Idaho.
POBERT y. ARMOUR, Postmaster,
NJ mphis, Tenn.
The appointment of Wayne MaeVcaghl
to fill the position OF Ambassador to
liHly. for which Mi. Van Allen was at
first selected. created some surprise at
the Capitol. When the appoin .ment list
was handed to Senator Hill he exclaimed:
What! Have not all the Muywumps
been provided for yeti"
Other Senator's Of pronounced partisan
views made somewhat similar remarks.
Mr.. MacNeagh was Acknowledgement
in the Garfield Administrator.
The evening world., 1893-12-19
SAVED By A LUCKY SHOT.
Co. Nightingale D.sables a Tiger as
N Critical Moment.

A remarkable exhibition OF nerve" In
shooting was given by Col. Nightingale. q
famous sportsman OF India, says the
Youths COMPANION. lie had got a run
Ming shot at a tiger from the back OF
his elephant. hitting him In the shoulder.
The beast rushed away and made for
some bushes 100 yards OF, whence a
man emerged. Tn tiger rushed at him
and struck him down. Tiger, and man
were in "A confused heap on the ground.
At the risk OF hitting the man, ths
Colonel fired and heard the ball strike q
bone.
The tiger, with u roar. rolled of the
man and plunged into n ravine. The
Colonel's copical bullet had carried on
the lower jaw and fangs OF the brute.
No other shot would have saved the
man, but without n Jaw the tiger could
not seize him. The man, VINO was deaf
and moving about the jungle, had only
been scratched by the tigers claws.
The tiger was sought. He was waiting
to be found. for as soon as he saw the
elephant on the edge OF the. ravine he
charged furiousiy. A ball through his
neck rolled him over and down the
raVine. Ths elephant was pushed for
ward and up the slope the furious tiger
rushed. A ball In the chest killed him.
He was an enormous animal. measuF-
ing 4 feet 3 Inches at the shoulder, and
the length Of the skin was u feet
inches,
The evening world., 1893-12-19
A CONVERT TO ROME.
Rev. Arson 7. Colt Baptized by
Father Halpin Last Wednesday,.

Rev. Arson r. Colt, formerly rector of
st. Davii's Mission for Deaf Mutes,
Woodbine street and Knicke rboclIer ave-
nue., Brooklyn, is a convert to the Church
Of Rome. He was baptized into the
Roman Catholic faith by Rev. Father
+. \. Halpin, S. j., of st. Francis
Xavieg's Church, West Sixteenth street,
this city. last Wednesday.
Besides administering the rite of bap-
tism, Father Halpin acted as sponsor.
Rev. Mr.. Colt has been known to have
long had a leaning towards the faith he
has just embraced. He IL a nephew of
the late Bishop Brown. of the Protestant
Episcopal diocese ot Fon du Lac. Wis,
and was ordained by him in st. Anne's
Protestant Episcopal Church, on West
Eighteenth street, about a dozen years
&
He Is thirty-three years old and mar
ried. His wife Is still a COMMUNICATE of
the Protestant Episcopal Church. but is
said to be fully in sympathy with her
husband in the matter of his change Of
faith.
The evening world., 1893-12-19

while there We're only 1000 voters In
Gravesend. they had registered $3.50
names, and would have voted them all
If we had not interfered."
Mr.. Shepard then made an attack
on Mr.. Troy's strong argument by
declaring that there was no provision
in the law to show that there should
not be a thousand watchers II SO de-
sired. Continuing Mr.. Shepard said: q.
-" Republicans n Democrats are all
the same in the town Of Gravcsond.
John Y. Mckane, TO do his bidding.
They were all included in the conspiracy
against MIR. Gaynor."
Mr.. Shepard made a strong point by
his attack on that part of Judge Troy'S
argument relating TO the appointment Of
the watchers.
Mr. Troy INTERRUPTED the speaker sew
cral times and became visibly excited as
Mr.. Shepard proceeded.
1T was the place OF the police and the
chief Of Police, Mckane, to permit Mr..
t~iicates to the Inspectors OF Election.
But, instead. they prevented them-for-
chilly prevented them.
Now the crime of the Election In
speCtorS was that these inspectors saw
Mr.. ~Rosenbeck's certificate az a watch
rrr, tore 1t, and d"isreEardrd the mandate
of the Court"
Mr.. Shepard then reviewed the scenes
AT GravesCnd on election day, making
an attack on the afidavits of McKanr
and his henchmen. He wondered that
l!iStf1u OF WtntN-nNt or tlirty am
davits, submitted in corroboration OF Nc
Kane. they had not produced one from
every man in Graves"nd.
During MIR. Shepard's argument. the
spectators became deeply Interested. and
Justice Cullen leaned over the desk in
order to catch every word from the
speaker. Ex-Secretary Tracy sat direct
y behind Mr.. Shepard and next TO
Gen. Catlin.
Justice Cullen INTERRUPTED Mr.. sh"p-
ard to say:
The question is, did Justice Barnard
have jurisdiction to issue that %inJunc-
tion?. The. Court must 90 into that
question before an opinion on the case
can be rendered"
gestion OF the Court TO ascertain the
extent. He said that for days before
the election applications for mandnm-
uses had been made, and it would have
been futile to have made an application
for anything but an injunction. Mr..
shepard, in closing, said:
II beg of Your Honor not to trans
form this case into "A dilatory ana pro-
tracted law suit, by which the cuiprits
may escape justice for IA year or more"
As Mr. shepard finished. cY-;Iudge Troy
to the Acknowledgement or his deputy
intcrfe ing In This case. 1t ~ well
knoHn he was appointed on the appli-
tation of certain people interested In
Justice Cullen only smiled at the
speaker.
AIR, Troy then continued to argue on
the validity OF The appointment Of Nc
Nane's Watchers ana the invalidity OF
the appointments for Gaynor.
Mr., Troy's second plea for McIiqne
Mas stronger than the first. and at time
mis- voice had IA slight touch of pathos
in II
Gen. Catlin made n separate plea for a
stay In the case of Justice 4. v. Il.
Newton.
He claimed that Newton was not the
man identified by Mr., Grout when he
served him with the Injunction.
Col. Lamb addressed tn" Court In con-
trodictiOn Of the statements made by
Gen. Catlin for Newton.
The evening world., 1893-12-19
POLICE BOARD row.
.-
Martin and MacLean Wrangle
Over Byrnes's Report.
1t Defends Capt. O'Connor Against
Charges Made.
After Il Lengthy Discussion II Is
Ordered Filed.

-rb, c,,y,J Of ,,o,,o,, ,.,, ,ai
the meeting Of the hoard Of po,'re Conn,
missioners to-day in anticipation of a
Tim. woe n,, di,,,r,ir,,1
w. "''''io'n''"
President Martin and Commissioner
Mclean locked horns. and n no, inter
cb,ny or cou,I,,,o,,, ,,s,o, ,,,n.oo,
~ >''"'"' r"'''' D'"'''
them. Inc other two Commissioners
Nessrs, Sheehan and NcClaye-who were
also nresan, viewed tho str,ry,a n.,,bo,u
"'so p'e7e"'' >le"'u ."' Su"ss'e "i'hou'
taxing any particularly active part in 1t.
The threatened storm broke. when a
"n9'"I ',p"'' iron" sup hE'"'s was
read. II was made In response to the
resolution passed Dec. IL. at the instance
oi ,o'hm'S'oher Mclean ASKING 'he su-
perintendent to find out If any of the
raidcd nv Cant. Schmittberger I'm
the Tarder,o,r ,roc,rc, oxis,.d dnr,ra
the time Capt. O'Connor had charge. If
so, that charges be preferred against
Capt. O'ConnOr for derelcction OF duty.
The report Of the Superintendent said
Nineteenth Precinct from October .,
1882, to Dec. ., 1893 O'Connor's term,
and from Dec. 6 to Dec. 10. He found
that during the latter period Capt.
had raidei twcnty-one dis
orderly houses, sixteen of which had
been found in tenement-houses. The
other five had been rdided by Capt.
O'COnnor several times. During Capt.
O'Connor's term he had raided ninety
three disorderly houses. and made 1903
arrests of inmates.
The report introduced two letters
one which he had sent to Capt. Schmitt-
and another to Capt. O'Connor,
asking for the details of the converSa-
ton which passed between the two cap
when O'Connor left the Fender
loin.
The replies were to the effect that
O'Connor had given Schmittbergcr a list
Of all disordcrly houses. advised him to
raid them, and detailed his men to do
1t.
After the report had been read, Com
missioner Mclean said that 1t did not
to the resolution or the Board.
-! did not ask the superintendent to
make a report In defense Of Cant. O'Con-
nor he added. II simply wanted MN
to find out II these disorderly house
previous To- Dec. =. lie may nave
nisindefstood me-
"Has commissioner Maci.ean or any
other member OF this BOARD any cnarse,
to make against capt. OConnor! asked
commissioner Martin.
This shows no neglect or duty on
the part or Capt. OConnor, SAID Mr..
Nlaci.ean, picking up tne report, nor
The evening world., 1893-12-19
CL0THiERS ALLEGE FRAUD.
Say IIlman a Go. Buy Stores About
TO Fail.

Hammerslough Bros, the wholesale
clothiers, to-day began an action in the
Supreme Court seeking To set aside a
conveyance made by Edward Schles-
singer. the retail clothier. better known
as Edward" The plaintiffs seek to
recover S7.597. 80.
The plaintiffs ailege that on Dec. l6
'Edward' transferred all his assets in
two stores of l.. lllman & Co., and that
the conveyance was fraudulent. They
claim that tllman a Co. gave TO Ed
ward" 81 $40, and that the latter trans
ferrel to them so, 600 owrth OF goods. The
plaintiffs make the further claim that
lllman a. 60. make "A practice Of buy
ing up firms about to fail.
Judge Trua% took the papers in the
case and reserved decision.
The evening world., 1893-12-19
Her SIGHT DESTROYED.
Mrs. Carman Struck with a Stone
Thrown Into a Car.

Officials OF the Long Island Railroad
Company will send detectives out to
break up n gang of young rufiians who
a muse themselves by throwing stones
avenue.
During the summer several passengers
on excursion trains were cut by missiles,
ana the police were Their asked to take
action in the matter.
Yesterday afternoon Mrs. r. II. Car
man. of Fast Rockaway. was on her
way home. AS the train passed Ralph
avenue a stone about the size OF an
egg was hurled through the window be-
side her. The missile struck her in the
eye.
When the train arrived at Jamaica, DE-.
Wood, who was called. found that the
sight of the eye had been destroyed.
The evening world., 1893-12-19
POWDER MILL BLOWS UP.
One Man Killed, and Eight Others
Leave just In Time.

WILMINGTON, Del. Dec. Bone of
The powder mills Mt the Dupont Powder
Works. near here. exploded from some
cause this morning. Edward
Gallagher. aged f~fty-three years. was in
stantly killed.
Therv had been nine workmen in the
mill, but just before the explosion oc-
Cured eight of them left the building.
Gallagher Was the only person near the
mill. and his body was blown almost to
atoms. He leaves a widow and ten
Children.
The evening world., 1893-12-19
RESULTS AT NEW ORLEANS.
Jim lamb Wins the First Race To-
Day, Jim Lee the Second.

RACE TRACK NEW ORLEANS.
Dec. l9.-The races at this track to-day
resulted as follows:
First Race-Five %furlongs.-Wo by
Jim Lamb. 3 to / and G to 3; Matte How
ard, 6 to 8 for place, was second, and
Loftin, jr.. third. Time--l.O5.
Second Race-Flve and Il half fur
longs.-Won by Jim Lee, . to l and 4 to
s; Queen Bird, 2 to l for place, was sec
ond, and Newsboy third. Time-l.ll Ia.
The evening world., 1893-12-19
HAL BANKS DISAPPEARS.
Said He Was Forced Into MatrimOny
Last Saturday.

Hal Banks, son OF william l.. Banks.
n prominent real estate dealer in White
Plains, has disappeared since his mar
riage to Miss Mabel Van Tassel, daugh-
ter of Girard Van Tassel,
1t Is said that Mr.. Van Tassel invited
Banks to his house on Saturday night.
Rev. DR. Cosbon. Of the Memorial
Church. was there and the ceremony was
quickly performed. Banks is afterwards
said to have declared he was forced into
the marriage.
The evening world., 1893-12-19
BETTS'S BAIL FORFEITED.
lie Did Not Appear In the Harlem
Court To-day.

Carlton II. Belts did not appear In the
Harlem Court this afternoon for exam
%ination on a charge of forgery made by
Mrs. McGowan.
Lawyer Shipman. Mrs. McGowan's at
torney, made n motion to forfeit Betts's
81 900 bond. The motion was granted by
Justice Feitner. Belts is still In the
Cortlandt County Jail.
Lernan h. Tredwell. former counsel
for Belts, has given place to Col. r. J..
Hare, who said he would have his
client in court within forty-eight hours.
Sllipman said that II this could be done
he would not oppose the %reopening OF the
default.
The evening world., 1893-12-19
CARPET MILLS SHUT DOWN.
Five Hundred People VIII Lose En-
ploYment In R%rOOkINn.

Circulars were distributed among the
employees OF the Planet Carpet and
Yarn Mills on President street, Brook
Ign. to-day announcing that after Christ
mas the mills would be closed for an in
definite" period.
The reason given for the closing down
Is the anticipated effect OF the Wilson
bill upon this industry.
Five hundred employees will be thrown
ont of work.
The evening world., 1893-12-19
FAIR AND COLDER TOMORROW.
Light Flurries Of Snow and Showers
Throughout To-day.

According to Local Forecaster Dunn.
there will be light fiurries OF snow and
light showers throughout the day.
There was IL furry of snow about $50
this morning. lasting about twenty min
utes.
Tonight the weather will clear up and
tomorrow II VIII be fair ana slightly
The evening world., 1893-12-19

NEW BRUNSWICK, y. j., Dec. P.-The Ma
tlonal Iron Works In this city this morning an
rounced n general 10 per cent. reduction in wages
to take effect immediately. The firm has been
offered a large contrac, from the Cambria Iron
Works, Of Johnstown. Pu., that would keep the
foundry busy all Winter. The cambria company
demanded q low or price than the standard. con
tending that he hard times would not allow
hem 10 nay full prices, Te men will work at
the reduced rates.
The evening world., 1893-12-19
REY-DEL-REY HOTEL BURNED.
The Loss by the Fire Is Estimated
at $4,000.

The Rey-del-Rey Hotel. adjacent to
the Westminster race track. on Bronx-
dale avenue, Westchester, was totally de-
stroyed by fire this morning about .
O'Clock.
The loss IL about 5000. 1t IL said that
the hotel has not been profitable lncs
the opening of the trolley road to the
track.
The evening world., 1893-12-19
stole Cornet and Horn.

burglars visited the IIackcnbeck animal fhow
at Tattersalrs, Firy-hfth street and Seventh ave.
nue.. last night and got away with a gold-mounted
Garnet and a silver horn belonging to the leader
OF the orchestra. Complaint VAS made TO the po-
tectlye on the case,
The evening world., 1893-12-19
Snatched "A Watch and RIM.

While a short, stout gentleman. evil
IDENTIFY from the country, stood survey
ing the Post-ofhce from Park Row at
$50 o'clock this afternoon, a thief came
along and snatched his gold watch and
chain. The thief ran down Mail street
into Park place with a bowling mob at
his heels. He escaped.
The evening world., 1893-12-19
shoe Dealer Wright Assigns.

Wuliam : Wright. Jr, shoe dealer at 2t5
sixth avenue. assigned to-day to George C..
D.Lary, with the following preferences: EruestIne
s.. sSs. Andrew Philip, N.3e7; Mamie
Dempsey, Slyi; bertha Wright, 3,4lS.
The evening world., 1893-12-19
Congressman O'Neill's Successor.
nv Associated Press)

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. is.-Robert Adams. jr.,
ex.MinIster to Brazil. was to-day elected mem
her OF Congress In the Second District to sue
so overwhelmingly Republican that the Demo
crats decided to make no nomination. Some Of
The Democrats voted for ". ]. ]. Grimm. the
Prohibition candidate.
The evening world., 1893-12-19

William ! WrieAt. Ir, boot AMI Shoe drplrr at,
lGi sixth avenue mad" an assignment TODAY To-
George G. he Lacy, Of -io4 Seventh avenue, The
assets and liabilities are not stated. tn" p|rrfarr,i
'rcdiiors are Andrew Phillips, SIg-7,l and
ErnCallne ~EluOmftId. s. EaN- %
The evening world., 1893-12-19
Jake Sebaeffcr 10 BE Dipcd.

Harvey J. Ubert, proprietor OF the billiard
hall at ~ Broadway, has arranged for a dinner at
his place Of business at 3 O'Clock tomorrow al
ternoon 10 WIZARD Jake Schaener and news
paper men. After the dinner Jake Schaener will
play an exhibition game OF $50 points with ". A.
Splnks. his partner.
The evening world., 1893-12-19
Want Leaders Suppressed.

Lieut.. Gov. Sheehan is In the city to
discuss the organization and policy OF
the Democratic minority. which, It is
announced. contemplates In the coming
caucus, to keep the leaders, as much as
possible, in the background.
The evening world., 1893-12-19
MONTREAL BEATS NEW york.
Police Patrol System Went Into
Effect There To- Day.

Cy Associated Press)
MONTREAL, Dec. l9.-The police -
troll system was begun here to-day.
The evening world., 1893-12-19
Michael Dolan Dies Suddenly.

Michael Dolan. htty-eight years old. OF Blooms
burgh, n. j.. died suddenly to-day at 2'ls
Eighteenth avenue. WHARF he was visiting his
sona.
The evening world., 1893-12-19
Three Years for a .Jewelry Thief.

oscar Erwin, a grocery clerk at lll3 Third ave
,.pc. p'cndcd guilty in Fart | Of General Sessions
thi0 morning to the larcrny o; $500 worth OF Jew
.liy belonging to The wife 0f his cmployor, Joseph
Isrbrr. lhc jCWrlry was In LADDERS safe, Judge
ecn,rGrei Errin to three y-arE In state
The evening world., 1893-12-19

The Truak Line Passenger Committee held ths
G-s. Of iis ser!ss OF Winter weekly meetings to,
lay In the Central BuIidinE, corner Liberty aud
West streets
The evening world., 1893-12-19
Queen Empress Departs.

The locomotive Queen Empress, which was "a.
at the Worlds Fair, Is on board The steam.
shin Runic, which started on her vo,age to E,r.
To-day.
The evening world., 1893-12-19

Marvellous fuel, Ses;alit, the only one Of IFS
States Fuel Co tL'tedh " Park place, n. w.
The evening world., 1893-12-19

WASHINGTON, Dec. l9.-The follow
ing is the majority report of the Ways
and Means Committee on the Tariff
THE TARlEE REPORT
The evening world., 1893-12-19

Continued on Seventh Ru9s.
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gropndx- We bcys brought up y The
country Lad % dig foe bait befoee We
starssd 1oe IL hanks % the Razit1n
We pat he sharp e'ixe Of The spade
against The erornd ard then put orr
foot On the spade. ana with one troznen-
doul plunge Of our strength q body ana
Win We drove it in up 70 the handle end
thet turned over the cod
We had never read Walton's "CosG.
plets Angler OF Charles Cotlon's In
s'ructions How to Angle For Graylins
In Clear Stream We knew nothing
about tho modern red hackle OK the ~
Of orange colonel mohair. but We got the
right kind q bait. No use trying to an
gle for ash or angle for souls unless You
have the right kind Of bait. and there il
plenty 81 il in tho promises, the para
bies. the miracles. the crucifixion. the
heaven Of the grand old gospel
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| but use only fresh bait. You cannot do
anything down vt the pond with old
| angleworma. New views Of truth
| New views Of God. New views Of the
soul. There are all the good books to
help you dig. But make up your mind
as to whether you viii take the hint Of
| Habukkuk and Isaiah and job and use
hook and line, Or take the hint Of Mat
thew and Luke and Christ and fish with
| . net.
| think many lose their time by want
ing to fsh with net, and they never get
place to swing the net. In other words,
they want to do gospel work On big
scale or thcy viii not do IL at all. see
| feeble minded Christian men going
around With 3 Bagster's Bible under
/! their arm. hoping TO DO the work Of an
evangelist and use the net. while they
might be better content with hook and
hne and take one soul at time. They
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