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REPORTS
To Be Submitted to the Bliss Com
mittee Tonight.
The Philadelphia Plan Is Regarded
with Much Favor.

There will be a meeting tonight of
Cornelius II. BLISS Committee OF Thir-
ty-three. to receive the reports of the
subcommittee on Investigation and
Reorganization o the Republican party
In this city. TIL reports will be submit
ted to the County Committee on Thurs
day night.
Under the rules the reports cannot be
acted upon for twenty days. and the
present County Committee will go out
of existence before then.
The new committee will be controlled
by the same influences as the present
one. II unless some plan OF reorgani-
cation IL adopted. independent action will
be taken to bring II about.
The State Committee Will support and
give recognition to the independent move
mcnt. and would recognize the reor-
saniZed party as regular.
The Philadelphia plan Is the one I'M
der which reorganization is favored.
Alfred r.. Howes and +. J.. Short. repre-
senting the reorganization faction, went
tn Philadelphia to learn how elections are
conducted there: They had a conference
Republican Committee. and John Rus
sell Young, President Of the Union
League.
The Philadelphia plan was explained to
the New Workers. and they decided to
recommend It's adoption for New York.
\ meeting In Scottish Rite Hall to or
GnnlZ" on the Philadelphia plan, which
was To have been held last night, was
postponed To give Patterson and his fol-
lowers an opportunity TO accept reor-
EdniZation before 1t Is forced upon them.
The Philadelphia plan Is organization
by election instead Of Assembly districts.
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LOUIS GRIMM DISAPPEARS.
Attended a Ball at Coney Island and
Did Not Return Home.

COMFY ISLAND, N. II. Dec. 1s.-The
police Of Coney Island are looking for
LOUIS Grimm. twenty-five years old.
who has been missing from his home. 1872
Bridge street, Brooklyn, since Dec. II.
His wife and his mother. who live at
Westville, N. j., have called upon the
authorities to help them find him.
On Dec. II Grimm came to Coney
Island and attended the fremen's ball.
Grimm telegraphed his employer, Mr..
Bartells, a provision dealer at 7 Wall
about Market, that he would be at work
the next day, as he was injured on the
way by a barrel falling on his foot. Since
then nothing has been heard of him.
Grimm was a steady man and was not
known to be n tinker.
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HER SIGHT DESTROYED.
Mrs. Carman Struck with n Stone
Thrown Into a Car,

Officials OF the Long Island Railroad
Company will send detectives out to
break up a gan of young ruffians who
amuse themselves by throwing stones
at trains as they pass along Atlantic
avenue.
on excursion trains were cut by missiles,
and the police were then asked to AXE
action In the matter.
Yesterday afternoon Mrs. r. II. Car
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, DR..
Wood. who was called, found that the
sight of the eye had been destroyed.
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LIEUT. Gov. sHEEHAN IN TOWN
Here to Discuss the Organization
and Policy Of the Minority.
Democratic Legislators Will Not
Adopt Obstructive Tactics.

~ T., T., cha off,
Lieu''-So'' ''"" 80
on al important political mission. his
name was omitted. probably at his re-
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quest rum u ''t P''"'N 49,
arrivals published In the morning papers.
Since the late upheayal I'm Buffalo Mr..
ST.. ..,a 80, = y. n,a -, IN.
oheehah prefers ho' u W NV w Wv
i. III. AS. lie takes the back-door
route whom he comes to the CITY now.
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MI Sheehah "hiie mere WIZ u'S'"s'
and arrange with the leaders the details
49, 49,, ,ha no,io,
Hsaeii'p's VI Nv h''''o'i'9 u" Nv f"'''
which is to be followed by the minority
in regard 10 legislation.
49,. ~.
Sena'or d. a. 'ah'or VIII aba'" Nv 'he
Democratic leader on the floor OF the
Senate. Speaker Sulzer and eX-Speaker
Bush viii divide the honors OF The
leadership OF their party in the Assem-
~ Democratic caucus ia to be held in
Aihany the day before the Legislature
meets and as the Republican, pro-
pramns i'm regard To p~rouosed legislation
IL Well knnwn n Man of action Will be
n mel on ~
Jtis moi the intention or the Demo-
cra,ic ,eadera 70 ahnnt obstrurtIyr the.
tica Nnst ~ IN. nlea slr.s to he in
trTdur"J nv The PeinhIicans are espe-
claIiy designed to gain popular sup
mort anl The Damocrnts say then will
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BR00KLYN NE VS..
C0WAN LACKED NERVE.
Dropped DIR. Harcourt's Diamond
After Grabbing II.

George Cowan. who says he Is only
sixteen years old, but looks to be at
least thirty, and lives at l76 sixteenth
street, Brooklyn. was this morning held
by Justice Walsh in the Adams Street
Court for examination Friday, on a
Sharge OF attempting to steal a $500
diamond scarfpin from DR.. Joseph Nj.
liarcourt. a dentist, of 3oj Clinton street.
Or. iiarcourt was riding In IA crowded
,nurt street car last evening and the
prisoner stood near him. Opposite the
t,lty Hall the car stopped suddenly and
CoWan, 1t IL charged, dashed u news
paper under the Doctors eyes. Dr.
harcourt thought that the sudden Jerk
ing OF the car had caused the young
man to. lose his balance. until he felt
somebody Juggling at his scarfpln, and
saw Cowan drop his hand to his side.
Harcourt discovered that his diamond
had disappeared. but found 1t on the foor
Cowan jumped from the car. and the
dentist followed him. He was caugh
a policeman.
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JERSEY.
NO CONTRACTS FOR WORK.
But Condor Did Plenty of Work
for Jersey City.
Strange to Say, His Bills Were Al
ways Under Legal Figures.

At 1915 this morning Mayor Wanser
took his seat In the Aldermanlc Cham
Der to act as judge In the Investigation
into the Street and Water Board. All
the Commissioners were present. city
Attorney Weart was on hand to repre-
sent the Mayor. while Counsellor cor
bin appeared on behalf of the Commits
sioners.
The entire morning Mas taken up with
the testimony of Patrick Condor, the
contractor who furnished the cement on
the water main across the Hackensack
meadows from Belleville to High Ser
Vice.
Mr.. Condor testified that the work was
done by order OF Commissioner Dugan.
lie said that the first batch of claims
for. work performed by him amounted
to s2,sV. The second batch was s2,OW.
lie was asked why he had no contract
for this work, n replied that II was OF
such a puttering sort that II could not
be done by contract.
main he found the cement peeled OF
In spaces about 100 feet apart. The
bricks had fallen away and the iron pipe
In places was eaten away by. rust. The
work was such that he could not tell
what the, labor would be until actually
performed.
He was asked why 1t happened that his
bills were presented in amounts less than
$500 for work done for the city and II he
| did not know hat II II contrary to the
law 10 pay bills of 5000 and over except
under contract. duly advertised.
1t was limited that his habit of render
Ing bills for Il trifie under $500 looked like
an evasion of the law.
Mr.. Condor replied that he knew moth
ing about the law. He had sent bills
In from time to time as he happened to
need the money, and II they CHANGED TO
amount to less thar $500. 1t was not his
fault. He followed Commissioner Dugan's
instructions.
Mr.Condon was next examined as to the
excavating that vas done in the building
of Public School No. %, in which s., N(
was expended without Il contract. Mr.
Condor replied that he had a contract
for building the school. but no mention
was made OF the eNcavating I'm the con.
be done and he charged 81. 900 for II.
ton place, for which s2,@7 was paid out
without a contract, Mr.. Condor said this
Is was very patchy work. When he
started in at the Job he supposed there
would simply be some holes to All up
b,t he found so many holes that In orde,
to make a good job OF 1t ne was obligeC
finally 10 repave the entire street.
The matter of the closing of Pearl stree
was next inquired Into. He said tina
Chief Engineer Reynolds had not pre-
pared the measurements required tina
would cradle him to proceed In this mat
Mayor Manser sent Engineer eugsle,
to measure Pearl street and find gu
how much OF II was occupied by tn,
pennsylvania Railroad Company.
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BROOKLYN PLAY-HOus{s.
"Panjandrum" Seen for the First
Time at the Amphion.
"The New South" "Robin Hood
and cdr. Bill" Presented.

"Paniandrum was given Its initial
performance in Brooklyn last evening at
the Amphion Theatre. The clever COM
b,nation of music and comedy was pre-
scented in its original form. DE Wolf
Hopper, Della Fox and other members
of the who have established
themselves as favorites on former &C.
casions, were encored many times. The
choruses were excellent and the scenic
mountings superb. During the perform
ance Ida Fuller. a sister of l. Loie.'
introduced several dances. A large
| theatre party, composed Of the mem
bers Of the Loyola Club, attended the
performance, and the house was hand
somely decorated.
PARK THEATRE.
THE New South was again presented
at Col. Sims Park Theatre last night.
Joseph Grismer and Phoebe Davies filled
the leading characters with ability. The
supporting company was good and the
play was staged artistically.
COLUMBIA THEATRE.
The B~ostonians were greeted by a
large audience last night upon their re-
appearance at the Columbia Theatre in
De Koven & Smiths ever-acceptable
robin Hood II c. Barnabee, w. II.
Mcdonald, Jessie Bartlett Davis, George
rockingham and Margaret Reid remain
In the cast. There will be no matinee
on Wednesday.
GRAND OPERA-HOUSE.
Or. BILL with Will Miller Farnham
in the title role. was revived at the
Grand Opera-House last night. The farce
was given with all of it's original snap.
nnl nrnNnn thncn uyhn nnntrihntal I'm
the success OF the entertainment were
Lansing Rowan, Stella Lawman, Sadie
Peters. E A; Locke, George Robeiing
and May Nard.
LEE AVENUE ACADEMY.
Max Rosenberg's company appeared
In a pro, action of 1.-The Octoroon."
Emma Bell and Clarence Handysides in
terpreted the principal parts,
BIJOU THEATRE.
."Hoss and Hoss," which was seen at
the Park Theatre earlier In the season.
sire last night. While Golfer. as the
Judge, did many funny things. and he
Allen, Thomas d. DAILY. James B. Gentry
and others.
GAYETY THEATRE.
At the Gayety Theatre last night the
bin included Gus Hill. club swinger;
N Nl1,yf a% nnG'h Nay, ~ Morr tnses o and Hickey My,
Fred Roberts, Estelle Wellington, Ed
ward Earle. Ross and Noble and sew
eral other performers.
EMPIRE THEATRE.
"Gloriana'' held the boards at the En-
lire Theatre last night. The farce was
"A erpreted by a. company headed by
Ass Emily Bancker.
NOVELTY THEATRE.
A pile-driver and other realistic effects
are introduced in The Pulse of New
York" which was given at the Novelty
Theatre last night. Carrie Sweeney
played the leading. part and introduced
several clever specialties.
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HACKETT,
& CO..
oo,o-u. PES 4 267 b way below Chamber e.
|'"fes 42O & = b way corner Canal St.
Wire News in Brief.

owen B~oyuton. aged sixty-tour. took arsenic
In Boston and died In great agony.
The hve.yesr-old daughter OF Mrs John Des.
roster, OF F~arnumsville, Mass. was fatally burned
Arbuckle's op.rs-House block. including half .
dozen business houses, was destroyed by IRE ~
Princeton. Mo-. last night. Loss $50. 900.
Ezra Cooper. a widely known milliner. banker.
merchant and manufacturer. died at Erie. Pa.
Monday night OF paralysis. He leaves an eostate
estimated at 81, jO0, 0O0.
James A. Kennedy. the Postmaster at Tarentum.
having been sunocated by natural gas. A photog-
rapher and his son were Frustrated, but were dis
covered In time TO be resuscltated.
Assignee Williams yesterday filed at Dss Moinss
savory and the American Emigrant Company. OF
New York, which recently failed. The liabilities
foot over 500, 900 and sssetss about $3.50. 600.
John JOness, aged forty, sot LonsdaIs We:
train at Woonsocket last night.
p. IL Boyce, OF San Francisco. committed sui
eide at the Atlantic Hotel, Bridgeport, Conn.
last evening. lie was twenty-elsht years old.
aud supposed to be a commercial man.
The National Wall Paper Company has been
chartered TO transact business In Missouri. The
capital stock Is S4 0O0. 900. and the incorporatoru
are Sydney $. Nichols, Rudolph Rueler. Edward
l.. barnes. Alfred DAWN, Edward Merriam. all
Of New York.
Police Department, WAS Kitten nv a woman while
arrssting her lies at the point OF death from blood
POISONING litf name Is Emma itdli'
calvin g, ard John c. Chaplin, of Holden, Mass.
are In jail at Worcester charged with brutal as
ssult upon Mary II. Chaplin. the wife OF Calvin
and the mother OF John. Her condition Is serious.
Patrick Hayes got into a quarrel at Irving.
Mass, with -four other men. and was Knocked
ssusSlcss Nv Ons o. them and left beside the
road. lie died from his injuries and the expos
ure. All Of the other men have been arrested.
N-lll. Groves. aged fifteen, a mill girl employees
in the Harmony Mills at Sohoes ~ y. ten
down a fight nf stairs In the factory yesterday
and was instantly Killed.
jeremiah Shea was struck nv a train near Crit
,endsn. X. V, and was killed, He was sixty
eight years old aud leaves a family.
Abraham Nathan has been arrested in Buffalo
on the charge OF stealing the entire stock OF \
store at Grand Ledge, Mich. He will BIZ taken
- Michigan as soon as requisltion papers are re-
Csiyed,
The body Of Charles s Lane. Of Dexter, Ne.
was found Yesterday In the Hudson River at the
foot Of Hamilton street, Albany. Lane was fore
man Of the Telegram Job printing Once and vas
last seen Saturday night, He probably fell int
the river, as money and valuables on his persoa
NIre untouched.
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SUICIDE AFTER VIOLENCE.
Fear of Exposure Drove Aged Ben
jamin Hammond to Self Murder.

BOONTON, n. u. Dec. LIT leaked
out to-day that the suicide Sunday of
Benjamin Hammond. "a widower, seventy
years old. was probably due to fear OF
exposure of his dastardly attempt to as
sault n young woman. who. with her
husband. occupies part of the house
on Union street. where Hammond lived.
During the absence OF the young wo-
mans husband Sunday the old man
entered her apartments. She success
fully repulsed him. and when he tried
to condone his attempted outrage by
offers OF money she threatened him with
exposure.
Several hours later Hammond was
found dead in his apartments. He had
cut his throat and wrist.
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COOL THIEVES, THESE.
Had a Wagon to Carry or Their
Plumber In.

A man, who gave the name of John
Clark, and refused to tell where he lived.
was held by the Brooklyn police this
morning pending investigation into his
record. Late last night three men drove
up in front of a grocery store at 1874
Greene avenue, and began loading the
wagon with goods which had been left
on the sidewalk.
Policeman McGoldrick called upon
them for an explanation. and they ran
away Clark was captured after rum
ming two blocks. The horse and wagon
are now at the De Kalb avenue police
station.
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MORE TO SAY ABOUT CROKER.
Independent County Organization to
BE More Explicit.

Tn, Committee authorized by the mass
meeting Of the Independent County Or
SANITATION to form branches in every
Assembly district sill meet at the Union
Square Ho,el next Tuesday night at 8
O'Clock. The details and plan Of organ!2a-
tlon will be discussed AZ that meeting.
Nj. Cr1ker's reply TO the charges made
by Mr.. Townsend al the mas'-meeting is
not satisfactory to the leaders OF the
Inlapendert County Organization. They
VIII have more 10 say about Mr.. Croker
and TummRny methods. and will be even
more sDeclhc in their allegations.
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STRUCK HIM FOR NOTHING.
Young Politician Knocked Senseless
by a Drunken Man.

Henry Herman, who refused to tell
where he lived, was held in the Lee Ave-
nue. Court, williamsburg. to-day. or a
charge OF assaulting Charles j. Tighe. a
Young politician, of the Thirteenth Ward.
Early his morning Herman was stag
gering along briggs avenue, very much
under the influence of liquor. when he
him in the face. knocking him sense
less.
Policeman Gilmore arrested Herman,
and in court 1t was shown that the as.
sault was unprovoked, as Herman did
not ever know Tighe.
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Brooklyn Brevltics.

The apartments OF John Roy. 635A Lexington
avenue, Brooklyn. were robbed last night OF lew
cry and ~silveTware valued at $40.
Anton Moraller. a isweller. OF 55 Gates avenue.
brooklyn, asked the police to-day 20 look for a
man who bought a gold watch g., SIS and saw. a
worthless check for ss5 and secured the change.
Phillip Jaoono, aged ~ffty.siK, Of So Pacific stree.
hTooalyn, was arrested this morning on eompiaIs.
81 Thomas Companello, his roommate who AZ.
eused him OF stealing ss5. -
the hYlse Of William Y. Weeks, 2is Lenerts
Peg lrooklyn. was robbed this mornins Of
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SOLD U THE SHOP.
Ausso, However, Had Paid but $40
on Account for 1t.

Justice Goetting. in the Lee Avenue
JCourt. Williamsburg. to-day held An
await examination.
Giuseppe di Pazzo owned a barber shop
at 1852 Gates avenue. but he wanted to
dispose of 1t.
Musso called to see the place, and de-
cided to take 1t, paying $40 down n
giving a chattel mortgage of $3.50 for the
rest.
According to di PazZo, the $40 is all the
money he has received from Musso. who
has now closed the barber shop, and dis
posed of the furniture and razors.
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CONFlSCATED HER CASH.
Mrs. Emma GudehuT Has Her Hus-
band Arrested.

Mrs. Emma Gndehur, Of 2o4 West
ThirtIeth street. had her husband, Karl,
arrested this morning n nrraigned in
Jefferson Market Court, In March they
separated, and he agreed 10 pay her SIC
n month. Mrs. Gudehuff inherited prop
erty In Westchester which she sold for
1901. Yesterday her husband went into
the house. and taking the $500, had II de-
posted in n bank In his W name.
Justice Hogan told the woman hat he
had no jurisdiction In the case.
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ALL PLEADED NOT GUILTY.
Mrs. Bauman and Her Alleged
Divorce COnspirators Arraigned.

Mrs. A. Bauman. Ernest w. Sachs,
Max k~estenbaum n Samuel Diamond,
who were recently indicted by the special
Grand Jury for conspiracy and perjury,
pleaded not guilty before Judge Cowing
IN Part I. Of the General Sessions, to-day.
The indictment alleges that Mrs. Bau
man conspired to securela fraudulent d.
vorce from her husband by swearing [,
false a~fidayits, and that the men wer,
In her employ and assisted her. .
Mrs. Bauman Is out on bail, but Sachs
kestenbaum and Diamond were com
mitted to the Tombs.
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KILLED BY A TRUCK.
Post-Office Clerk Turner Net Death
While Assisting u Woman.

Charles NJ. Turner, ~..rty years old.
chief mailing clerk OF the Jersey City
Post-Ofice. while assisting a woman
to board an electric car. at Grand and
Burrow streets, Jersey City. last night.
lost his balance and fell under the wheels
OF "A moving truck OF the American Sugar
Refining Company.
The Wheels passed over his abdomen.
INJECTING injuries from which he died at
1910 A. NJ. to-day,
william Davis. the driver OF the truck.
was arrested on a charge OF careless
driving and held pending the Inquest.
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The worst cases Of Chronic
Catarrh in the Head, yield to
DR.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy.
So certain is it that its makers
offer $500 reward for an incura'
BILE case.
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PICKED UP FOR DEAD.
Catillo Came to Life While Awaiting
Removal to the Morgue.

Joe Catillo, an Italian, sixty-two years
Of age, who resides In Union Hill. N. j..
while picking up coal on the Erie rail-
road tracks, at Twelfth street, Hoboken.
this morning, was struck by engine 40S,
and was thrown into a ditch.
His supposed dead body was picked up
and carried to Hoboken.
While the body was In the station
house., awaiting its removal to the
morgue, the Italian showed signs Of life.
He was then removed to the City Hos
p,tal, where it was found that he had
sustained but slight injuries.
The evening world., 1893-12-19
GOOD REASONS

Why physicians prefer 10 prescribe Cas-:
we'll, Massov Il Co. S Emulsion o: Cod
Liver oil with Pcpsin and Quinine.
II is not advertised as a c~ure-a!l.
II is made OF better materials than any
other.
II can he taken by tho most delicate
when other emulsions of PLAIN Cod Liver
Oil are intolerable.
CfswELL, MASSEY a CO.
ll2I B'way, b7s 9Th Ave. and Newport.
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WOMEN AS MlNSTRELS.
Society Leaders to Give . Novel
Show for Charity.

The OF the Memorial Hos
pital for Women and Children. of Brook
Ign. are preparing for a novel entertain
ment for the benefit of the institution.
1t will be a minstrel show with society
women of New York and Brooklyn as
performers. They will blacken their
aces and give an old-fashioned negro
minstrel entertainment at the Brooklyn
Academy Of Music on Jan. 8.
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Congressman O'Ncin's Successor.
INV Associated PresaN

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. -Ro Adams, IT,.
sK Minister to Brazil. Was to-day elected mem
her Of Congress in the Second District TO sue
50 overwhelmingly Republican that the Demo-
Gratis decided to make no nomination, Some OF
Prohibition candidate.
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PLAT ROBBED PLAT.
The Former an Employee OF the
Latter's Express Company.

Edward o. Plat, thirty-two years old.
OF East Forty-fourth street. Bayonne.
a messenger employed by the United
States Express Company. was held for
trial by Justice O'Donnell this morning,
in Jersey city, charged with embezzling
$3.50 from the Company.
Platt, II Is alleged. has been carrying
on a systematic robbery from the Com
pan for q year past. lie was detected
In his stealing by Assistant Superinten-
lent Charles G.. Rust.
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Frank Frayne's Daughter to Wed.

COMFY ISLAND. N. Y, Dec. l9.-Cards are
out for the wedding of Clara v. Frayne. dsugh-
ter OF Mrs. Frank /. Frayne, OF Lions Kloot
Cottage. this place, and William e. Deverna.
The marriage Is to take place on Jan. l. at noon,
al the Church OF the TRANSPORTATION, Fifth avenue
and TNenty-ninth street, New York. The bride
Is the only daughter OF the late Frank !. Frayne,
who was we'll known in theatrical circles. The
bridegroom is a Nell-known theatrical manager in
New York City.
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Gen. Sir Owen WiIliams's Son Died
Fighting Matabcles.
tBy Associated Press)

LONDON, Dec. l9.-Gen. Sir owen Will
Jams has received the details OF the
death OF his 7on. Capt. Williams, in
Matabeleland.
Capt. Williams's horse was shot during
the fight of Oct. 20. The Captain refused
to surrender, although surrounded by
Matabeles. n fell fighting. after killing
several Matabeles with his rife and re-
volver.
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Caught by the Female Detective.

Lena Keyssr, ~ sSS Fast one Hundred and
ThirIy.auh street. was h'li by Justice Noorhis
In Essex Market Police Court. this morning on
a charge OF shoplitiug she is twouUy-nlne years
cid. Eva rtyser, the female detective a. nd
lNy's. testified that ghc say the woman drop s.
worth ~ snail articles into a uatchcl. The goods
alleged to have To teen Siplen we're 10 tae bag
Whsn OHcer Young arrested her.
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Passed n Counterfeit Dollar.

Frederick rsterman, thirty years Of age, who
said he was a bartender. OF $50 IVES, Fttty.
second street, New York. vas held for the Grand
Jury by Recorder Mcponough, In Hoboksn, to-
day on the charge OF passing a counterfeit silver
dollar 10. Dukes Hotel last night.
The evening world., 1893-12-19

A full sccoyut Of Wall street AFFAIRS will be
found In the 9 O'Clock Edition Of The Evening
World"
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ARRESTED FOR MURDER.
Louis FiehIc Accused of Staying
Christian Ziass.

MELVILLE. n. j., Dec. le.-Louis
Fiehle was arrested early this morning
at South Vine.and. on the charge OF muir
dering Christian Ziass. a Vineland
baker. last October.