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The evening world., 1893-12-02
STOLE A SHEEP AND RAN,
The Thief Placed It in a Policeman's
Arms When Hot Pressed.

Policeman Hinch, of the Leonard street
station, while on post last night, saw a
young man stop in front Of a butcher
shop at 1870 Hudson street. glance fur
lively around, then lift the carcass of a
sheep from a hook, shoulder 1t and run
away.
The policeman ran after the thief, all
Ing on him tos stop. but he only ran the
faster But the policeman overhauled
him and reached forward to grab him.
The thief. turning suddenly, placed the
sheep In the arms of the policeman n
ran into a cellar.
The policeman cast the sheep into the
gutter and followed the thief, whom he
found hiding in a coal bin.
The carcass of the sheep was recovered
by its owner just as another man was
starting off with 1t. The carcass went
through n securing process. after which
II was placed under lock md key.
In the Tombs Court this morning the
prisoner said he was BARLEY Hart, six
teen years old. Of II West Houston
street. He said he did not know sheep
stealing would be punishable by hanging.
He was held for trial.
The evening world., 1893-12-02
YET ANOTHER AMT" PARTY.
Ex-Sherin o'Brier. Runs Opposition
to the Grace. Fairchild Psopls.

There Is another anti-Tammany War
wick in the field. Ex-Sherif James
O'Brien, who doesn't like Mr.. Grace and
his new political movement, has formed
an organization. Among Its members
are John II. McNulty, ex-President of
II leg Harlem Democratic Club: Andrew
-. Parker, ex-Alderman Michael Duffy,
Tim Shea. ex-senator George Langbein
and many other outs.
Mr.. O'Brien thinks he has such a good
thing that he won't let anybody know
about It. The proceedings at the meet
ings are yelled in four-ply mystery.
Cloud Hotel next Thursday.
The General Committee appointed at
the anti-Tammany conference at the
Union Square Hotel will meet at the
same hotel on Monday evening to hear
the report of the subcommittee OF Ten
on Mass-Meeting.
The latter committee, Mt n meeting this
afternoon. will prepare its report. Well
known speakers have been selected for
the meeting. which vii, be held on
Thursday, Dec. IA. A ringing platform
will he adopted.
The list OF speakers and vice-presi-
dents will include some OF the best
known men In the city.
The Young Mems Democratic Club, OF
the Ninth Assembly District, has elected
r. W. Campbell President, George w.
Hogert Nice-President, Daniel II. Van
Wart Secretary. j. q. W. Hunter
The club will Join the Grace-Fair-
bly, be the Grace leader In the dis
trICt.
The evening world., 1893-12-02
LOST ALL IN J0HNsTOWN FLOOD,
Joel Hayden Charged with Passing
Worthless Drafts.

joel Hayden, nfty-flve years old, and
said to have been at one time a million
aire mill-owner in western Pennsyl-
vania. was arraigned in jefferson Mar
ket Police Court this morning on a
charge of passing worthless checks for
$l56 on Jesse Crockeron. proprietor Of
the Brewer House. in payment OF a bill
OF 500 he had contracted there during
the past two months.
Hayden has long been a patron of the
Brewer House. Joseph Cochron, son of
the proprietor. wan In court intent upon
being as lenient as possible with the de-
PENDANT. He explained that he believed
Hayden had made a mistake. n tina
they would compromise in the matter.
The case was continued for a day to
relatives. who are said to be wealthy.
Hayden Is said to have lost every
thing he possessed In the Johnstown
flood OF several years ago.
The evening world., 1893-12-02
ARE HIS ACCOUNTS SH0RT7
Arthur Nioolai Arrested for Alleged
EN- beZzlement,

Arthur Nicoloi was held for examina-
ton In the Tombs Court this morning
on the charge embezzlement.
The complainant is George A. Weaver.
OF the New Jersey Land Improvement
Company, OF 2s7 Broadway. N!coloi has
been employed by the Company for two
years as agent. and was intrusted with
the handling of a great deal OF money.
1t Is alleged that Il partial eXamina-
ton OF his accounts showed him to have
embezZled 81. 600. He Is charged with col
and failing to account for the same.
II Is thought that a thorough investi-
CATION nay show a still larger shortage
in Nicoloi's accounts.
lish, Of the Tombs squad, at his home,
2l7 East Eighty-sixth street. this morn
Ing. Nicoloi Is said to have been living
in style. He Is married.
The evening world., 1893-12-02
HARDENED BOY CRIMINAL.
Slabs His Sister After Committing
Nearly Every Crime.

Richard Williams, twelve years old.
was charged in the Lee Avenue Police
Court this morning with stabbing his
fourteen-year-old sister Caroline last
night at the residence of their parents.
l3l Throop avenue. He was committed
10 the Chilirtn's Society.
The complaints against the boy
include an attempt at arson. highway
robbery committed on children OF his
" age, or, in some cases. even older,
and criminal assault upon various little
girls.
II hav' been Il very bad boy" said the
younSster. as he stood In the pen this
ll6ining, but ] will o get out of here.
'aid he stabbed his sister because she
made him mad.
Two ycllow-covcred novels which were
found in Richards pockets gave one rea-
son for his bad conduct.
The evening world., 1893-12-02
MEXICAN TROOPS TURN REBELS.
Revolt Said to Be More General
Than Federals Think.

TT. pASO, Dec. "a revolutionary
courier has arrived with the information
that he two companies OF Federal
troops that wen from chihuahua into
the tasas Grande country last week
have Joined the insurgents. Ii IL sail
they were attacked II few miles south of
Casus Grandes and the officers were all
killed and the soldiers taken into the
rebel amp. They are now under the
communal OF Machario Pacho, one OF
hIc chiefs.
\ man believed to stand very close to
santa Ana Perez declares the movement
n general one. He says the attack on
lalomas was only a fcint. 1t is further
said the Iaqua Indians are combining
with the Tomochians and other Chihua-
hua people ana that at q p~reconcerted
signal there will be some desperate work
done.
The evening world., 1893-12-02
THE SPOOK'S A GIRL.
West Farms Spectre Is q Policem ans
Daughter and Pretty.

The West Farms ghost that has been
soaring people out of their wits for the
past week turns out to be lda Danrer-
lein, the pretty daughter Of Policeman
George Dannerlein. of the Prince street
station. who lives on Honeywell avenue.
Probably Ida would not have admitted
that she was the terrible spook had she
not become alarmed Mt the hysterical
condition INTO which one OF her victims,
Nellie Duffy. VAS thrown when Ida
sprang the white-sheeter spectre on her
last Sunday.
Pastor Mallory was with Nellie at the
time. and when he failed to resuscltatc
Nellie from her Swooning condition Ida
whipped the ghostly sheeting off her
shoulders and confessed that she was the
wrath. Nellie recovered with amazing
celebrity, and since then Ida hasn't dabbled
In the spook business.
The evening world., 1893-12-02
ENGELHART in THE T0MBS.
Brought Back from St. Louis This
Morning.

Herman Engelhart, thirty-three years
old.s who two Years ago was a book
keeper for the Egyptian Lacquer and
Narnish Company, of l%2 Maiden lane,
was brought to the Observation-Disclosures
Office this morning by Detective Trainer
from st. Louis, Mo, on IL charge OF
grand larceny.
Engelhart, while in the employ of the
above firm, appropriated to his own use
a number of checks. aggregating about
81, 200. He had, II is alleged, a duplicate
rubber stamp. with which he Endorsed
the checks and signed them III. Engel-
hart. attorney"
After the deficit In his accounts was
discovered, he disappeared, taking with
the books OF the firm, These he re-
turned by express.
He was traced to Chicago, but before
Detective Trainer arrived there he had
left. Trainer then followed him TO sew
eral cities and at last located him in
St. Louis. where he was stopping at the
-. James Hotel.
tGngelhart consented to come to this
city without a requisition, Chief Clerk
Carroll committed him to the Tombs.
The evening world., 1893-12-02
Distribution IN KANSAS.
Many Peopls Without Fuel or the
Necessaries OF Life.

TOPEKA Kan, Dec. .~-Reports from
Western kansas indicate Il great dcal nf
suffering, y blizzard has swept tho
barren plyins, where hundreds of fam
HES are without fuel to keep them warm.
James Willis, Of Cheyenne County. says
hundreds of families in tho northwest
rin counties are destitute OF fuel and
the .necessarics of life.
IN" hlizzlru drove many families into
the. VILLAGES. where they We're allowed
TO keep warm around the stoves in the
stoi"s. Others are trying to keep warm
over fires made from The twisted buffalo
grass and dried manure from stables. He
says the situation Is serious for MANY
people II they do not get immediate aid.
The evening world., 1893-12-02
GAVE UP THEIR GUNS.
william Walter Phelps D!sarms
Trespassers Upon His Property.

William Walter Phelps has an estate
OF 5000 acres In New JERSEY. lie Is Presl-
dent OF the Bergen County Game As
ISOLATION, and objects to hunters tres
passing upon his property. Ills place is
open to the public, but signs are posted
out guns"
Thank sgiving Day Judge Phelps met
.wo men with guns. and requested the
piled. The other hesitated. The muZzle
Of the gun in the Judges hands pointed
at the breast of the hunter. lie con-
cluded to surrender.
and Marshall, and hailed from Brooklyn.
The evening world., 1893-12-02
DIsBANDs POLICE AND FIREnEN,
Cedar Rapids Takes Heroic Action
in Face OF Tax Troubles.

NY AssOcIaIed Pfess,l
CEDAR RAPIDS, Ia. Dec. 2.-Because
Of the serving of a writ Of temporary
injunction restraining the Mayor, Asses
sor and city Council from collecting city
taxes upon real ami personal property
upon a cash Value basis, Mayor Daniels
prepared a proclamation, which was car
rled at the regular session Of the CITY
the Democrats upholding the Mayor.
This proclamation In effect disbands the
entire police force and fire department,
and voids all electric light, gas and water
city without protection of any kind.
The evening world., 1893-12-02
ABANDONED BY PARENTS.
Little Patrick Collins and Els Baby
Sister Appeal to the Police.

The police OF the Morrisania station
notified Police Headquarters this morn
ing that Patrick Collins. sixteen years
old, came to the station-house last even
ing. In his arms he carried his eighteen
mon'hs-oid sister Katie. The lad told
the sergeant that his parents had aban-
doned him and Katie, and they did not
The boy was sent to Gerry's Society,
and Katie was taken to Police Head
quarters. The police in the mean time
are looking after tine children's par
ents.
The evening world., 1893-12-02
THE TARIFF IN THE SENATE.
Republicans VIII Not Pursue Tactic,
for Delay.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 2.-Senator Haw-
ley was asked by an Associated Press
reporter to-day If he thought the Re
publicans in the Senate would make an
effort to prolong the debate upon the
Tariff bill when it shall reach the SEN
ate.
'"rhe Republicans will demand an OPP
p~ortunity to be heard upon the sub
ject," he replied. I'm all its branches,
and there will be full debate upon our
side of the Chamber; but we shall make
no factious opposition and will not re-
sort to tactics for delay of the final day
beyond the time when legitimate de-
bate shall be exhausted"
The evening world., 1893-12-02
GAVE THEM A BOGUS CHECK.
Posen Held on tho Charge of De-
frauding Clothing realers.

Seskine Rosen. of 1S4 Division street,
was hcld in $1,000 in the Tombs Police
Court this morning, charged with giving
d bogus check for $40 to Ullman & Co.,
clothing dealers, at 80 Howard street,
six months ago. The check was given
in payment of a bill for goods.
Rosen. who took the goods and disap-
peared, was arrested last night by De-
tectives Nugent and McGuiness.
The evening world., 1893-12-02
STABBED As WELL IS ROBBED.
Barber Zlchefski Fell a Victim to
tn, Panel Game.
Then, He Says, 'tQuecnie" Thornton
Put n Knife Into His Temple.

Valentine Xachefski, a barber, OF
Eighteenth street and Sixth avenue. APP
peared before Justice Koch in Jefferson
Market Police Court this morning to
complain of Gail, alias "Q~ueenie,"
Thornton, of the Tenderloin district, for
%stabbing him with a knife over the left
temple at Twenty-eighth street and
Sixth avenue last night.
The barber had his head swathed in
b~andages, and his shirt front was be-
smeared with the sanguinary evidences
of the. alleged assault. He said he met
oueenie on Sixth avenue last night
Twenty-ninth street. where he was made
the victim Of the panel game TO the ex-
tent OF 81, all, the money he had.
He said nothing, but invited "Queenle"
nuc., That was n pretext, he said, for
getting, the woman out on the street.
When he did so "Queenie'' asked him
how far he was going. He told her as
she would then find out.
said. drew a knife and. With an oath,
then lunged at him full in the face.
The weapon landed on his forehead,
cutting q cash five inches in length.
sault,a nd called a policeman, and the
woman was LOCKED up in the Thirtieth
street police station.
As the city OF New York ha. no police
patrol waROn service. the onccr was
obliged TO lead his prisoner through the
streets to the station,
Zachefski was taken to the New York
Hospital. and his wounds dressed.
case through her counsel until Tuesday
afternoon, the Judge requiring her to
furnish $1,000 bail for her appearance.
The evening world., 1893-12-02
MADE A SLOW TRIP.
The LucAnia Encountered Head
Wirds and n Rough Sea.

The Cunard liner Lucanla arrived this
morning. Owing to head winds the trip
was a slow one. The ship sailed from
Liverpool Nov. %, and encountered adj
verse winds and a rough sea from the
at 10 o'clock last night and locked AT 10
O'Clock this morning.
I'VE did not make one days fast time"
Capt. Mckay said to an Evening World
reporter. The wind was against US all
the time"
There were 100 saloon passengers on
board, among whom was Eugene Sandow
the strong man."
The evening world., 1893-12-02
DELINQUENTS MUST PAY UP.
Receiver Austin Sends Out HI.
Annual Notice {, Tax-Payer

Tax Receiver Austen has Just issued
a notice 10 delinquent taxpayers that
they must cash In at his office before
Jan. /. or the usual penalties will be
enforced.
The law provides that any tax remain
Ing unpaid ON Dec. ! Ii subject to AN it,
crease of | per cent, and IL II remains I'M
paid ON Jan. /, 1884. an extra sum repre-
senting Interest ut the ate Of per
cent. per annum calculated from oct. =
To the date of payment will be collected.
The evening world., 1893-12-02
Struck Her In sslf.psfense.

Edward Donohue. Of sS7 South Fifth street, was
held in The Lee Avenue Court. Williamsburg. to.
day on = charge OF assault preferred by Mrs.
Mary Scully, nny years old, who lives At the
same address Mrs, scully Was In court with two
black eyes. a swollen lip and badly cut about the
face and arms DonGhue said Mrs. Srully chased
him about the house With = knife, and he struck
her In self.deiense.
The evening world., 1893-12-02
BEAT HIS BUSINESS RIVAL.
Metz Says Cohn Was Envious OF
His Success.

Henry Cohn, n crockery dealer OF 37S
Grand street, was held in the Lee Ave-
II Court Williamsburg, to-day on a
charge OF assault. Herman Metz keeps
a crockery store at $50 Grand street.
~ course there is Intense rivalry be-
tween the two ;lrms.
Metz claims he did all the business
last night, and In consequence Henry
tohn M his brother Marcus attacked
him. Mets had Henry arrested. but
Marcus got away.
The evening world., 1893-12-02

PottoWatomie, Hartford and Vision
seem the pick Of this lot. and may finish
as named.
Sixth RaCe.-Purse $500; for all ,r.s. ,e,IIny
The evening world., 1893-12-02
ch.nsss Crossing tn. RIO qrand..

SAN ANTONIO, Tex, Dee. lit Ia said that .
large Number Of Chinese have been crossing IN,
Rio Grande from Mexico under cover OF darkness
and making their way To the Southern Paclh'
road track, where they board trains and easily
get into the interior Of the country. II IL be
lieved that there are several hundred Chinese u
the movement.
The evening world., 1893-12-02
Electric Car Hit by q Train.
By Associated Press.)

BINGHAMToN. Dec, Am electric s~treet-cAr
and a Delaware. L~ackawanna nd Western pas.
senger train coliided here last night. Frank Harper.
lie may die.
The evening world., 1893-12-02
POINTERS ON THE RACES.
Excellent Gard Of Six Races to Be
Decided at Bennings.
The Five Fur!ong Dash tho Best on
the Programme.

An excellent card of six races will be
run on Mt Bennings to-day. The entries
are high class and the fields seem well
matched. Spirited finishes should be the
order of the day.
The five furlong dash is the feature.
Correction. Logan, Terrihor. Equity,
Tom Tough, Rico. Bessie Blsland and
Panway are among the entries. The
four and oneAialf furlong dash, FIRST on
the card. ought TO furnish IA good finish,
as VIII the t~wo-ycar-olds In the second.
The stocplechase In the fourth event
on the card. Maidens will occupy the
attention OF r]acegoers in the nth, and
selling platers meet In the mile dash,
which IL last on the card.
The track viii be dry and fast. The
entries and selections are az follows:
First Race Purse 1900. for three year Odds and
The evening world., 1893-12-02
Scale Rejected and Trouble Feared.

PROVIDENCE. r. l., Dec. 1.-The revised scale
as prepared by the woollen manufacturers was
posted yesterday. and is 80 unsatisfactory to the
strikers that at meetings held last evening II
VAS alnott unanimously rejected. The manufac.
turers fear violence next Monday, when the mills
included In the strike will be opened and police
Will be on hand to protect property.
The evening world., 1893-12-02
Farmer Murdered by Negroes.

IVY NsStflhItl iFfNr1
GRIFFIN, GA, dee. Arthur REYNOLDS, a
Young white farmer, " PIKE County. was way.
laid hrutally murdered and robbed hy two ne
gfu.s. The men we've caught and may be iyncnch.
The evening world., 1893-12-02

hrc most Of the time, My
body hal big red spots on H.,
and did not know what Ia do.
Went Ia four different doctors
and they helped me ut first.
In the lEll | got worse again:
then tried other remedies,
hut they did mo no good. |
was ashamed to GO into public.
was n sight TO look NJ. Every
one wuild say, What is tho
uinf,pr WIN don't N,,u taxa
The evening world., 1893-12-02
SIX Tillman Men Elected Judges.

NY Associated Press
'olI MBlA, :, G., Dec. 2-Gsneral Assembly
elected six Judges Yesterday. Every one n them
is a rctormer, or Tillnan Democrat.
The evening world., 1893-12-02
Found Dead In a Yard.

Patrick Mrtartlar, twenty eight years old. a
homeless man was found dead this morning. in the
yard of a. Wrst rHenty-si>th street. IL d,ei
from exposure.
The evening world., 1893-12-02
Date for Dance Changed.

Mr.. and Mrs. BENJAMIN Wood have changed the
date for their dance from Dec. 20 to Dec. "a. 1t
viii be given at the Waldorf. One hundred and
my invitations will be sent out Monday.
The evening world., 1893-12-02
switchmen strike in East st. Louis.

ST. LOUIS. Dec, 2.-The Louisville and Nash
VILE switcbmen In the East St, Louis yards struck
last night because Of the roads failure to restore
wages to the ngure prevailing before the financial
| strtnuenpy
The evening world., 1893-12-02
CUTICURA WORKS WONDERS.

''iN'HN htNolNENI, IN" new Blood aud
Skin Purifier Internally TO cleanse the blood %!
all impurities and poisonous elements. and CurI-
cruN, the great skin cure, with CrriCuRA Soar,
al exquisite skin Purifier and Benutiher, eNtcr.
nally Ito lear tho sSih and scclp and rcS'o-r the
hair, cure eNc!y disease aud humor OF the skin,
scalp and blood. With loss Of hair, from infancy
To age, from pimpIes to s~crofula, when the hest
physicians, and ali other remcd cS tail.
The evening world., 1893-12-02

The closing event may he won by Bess
MhcLnr, with liolero second and Shud-
Ow third.
The evening world., 1893-12-02

FIRST Race-Tom Kari. plehcan.
Second Rollu, ontario.
Third Racc-Verrifisr, Logan.
Fourth RuCr-pat oakley, G]lenfullon.
Erin l.ar"-h ottowatomlp. Hartford.
Sisth RaCe-i:rss MacDuu, Sulross.
The evening world., 1893-12-02

Second RaCe-Little Hiatt, Roila.
Third Racc-Tom Tough, Terriner.
Fourth Hace-Pat Oakley. 81. John.
Flfth Race-Far,ford. Pottuwatomie.
sixth Race uiruss. shadow.
The evening world., 1893-12-02
VIEWS.
ALMANAC FOR TO-DAY.
Low WATER TODAY.
FORT or NEW YORK.
OUTGOING

OUTGOING sTEAMRRA
SAILED TO-DAY.
Ailsa, Kingston,
Chattahoo"hec, Savannah.
La Rretagnt. Hayre.
MSasdam. Rotterdam.
Slale. bremen.
Seneca. Havana,
Thingralla, ChrlStiansGnd.
lmGriL. Liverpool,
lludsoa, New Orleans.
LeOna, Galveston,
r. Sol, New Orleans.
The evening world., 1893-12-02

Tom Tough looks the winner OF this
event. Terriier and Correction may
fight 1t out for second money.
Fourth Race. Purse $500: handicap steeple-
The evening world., 1893-12-02

&C. |. Hood 4 Co.. Lowell. Mass.
Gentlemen am very happy to write to
you that j have been taking Bood's Sarsapa-
Fila for catarrh with great success. ! have
been troubled with thI' Sompls!nt for over
ten years. with dun headache nearly all tho
time, Af'e- taking three bottles OF Hoods
ssrsaparilia. ] AIN cured of Catarrh and clear
of the headache. I was also troubled with a
scalp disease, which was very ANNOYING four
The evening world., 1893-12-02
sTEAMERA
DUE TO-DAY,

I'slis, steitin Nov. Is
Newport. Colon Nov. IS.
Sueyii, Hamburg Nov. 10
TAoymina, Hamburg Nov, Is
DUE TOMORROW.
La Bourgosne. IIaNre Nov. IS.
FuldA, Genoa Nov. "a.
Olympia, Hamburg Nov. 10.
EdSm. Rotterdam Nov. q.
orinoco, Bermuda Nov, 30.
The evening world., 1893-12-02

SIll throughout the world. Price, CtTIcuRA,
DOC. ,l-,Ar, 25c. RLsoINENr,sl. PurTER DnUG
COM, sole PTopTielOrS, Boston.
ns-"lIuw To Cure skin Diseases. " mailed free.
The evening world., 1893-12-02

Pat Oakley has little to beat over the
sticks, and should be returned an easy
winner, Rightaway may be second, and
Mars third.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1893-08-16
A NATIONAL MONEY.

Gold and Silver When Coined Belongs 70
Mine Owners and Is Not Issued by the
Government.
Don't for a moment infer because the
Spectator is not joining in the crusade
for free silver that 1t is opposed TO
larger volume of money. On the con-
trary, we stand on the Omaha platform
as to volume of money. We believe it
an awful wrong to contract the money
volume as it has been done, until the
labor cost of debts is several times
larger than the labor cost at the time
the debts were contracted. We are de-
cidedly in favor of more money. We
want better money than gold or sill
yer. We want peoples money based
upon the wealth, the labor, and the in
tegrity of the whole nation. We are
decidedly opposed to a money based
upon the product of one or two special
interests, as gold or silver, that may be
contracted or expanded at the pleasure
of few men, giving to money specu-
lative quality that leaves all legitimate
interest in a state of constant unser-
tainty, and leaves the debtor class at
the mercy of selfish and conscienceless
Shylocks.
with the peoples money-United
States treasury notes, the volume to be
determined by the demands of trade
the dollar becomes the measure Of
value, and value itself would be de-
termined by the cost of production,
varied by the law of supply and de-
mand. This is the natural law. Under
the present system natural law is set
aside, and the purchasing power of the
dollar is varied at the will of the few
men who are able to corner that part Of
our money in which all debts are finally
payable. No thoughtful man wants
that kind of a money, nor that kind of
financial system Give us money
that cannot be cornered. Give US a
money that stands for all labor and not
alone for the labor involved in ono or
two interests. Give US money that is
controlled by natural law and not by
selfish schemes. Give us money that
is a measure of value and not of human
greed. Give us money of the people
and not money of millionaire mine
owners.-National Spectator.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1893-08-16

Gold and Silver When Coined Belongs "a
Mine Owners and Is Not Issued by the
Government.