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The evening world., 1893-12-23
ALL BEFORE BYRNES.
Conference OF Inspectors and Cap
tains at Headquarters.

There was a notable gathering in supt.
Byrnes's private Office, at Police Head
quarters. this morning.
There was n conference between all the
Police Inspectors and a number of Cap
tains. Som Of the Captains were Mar
tens, Schultz, Doherty, Berghold. Gala
CHER, Devery and Price. They were
closeted with Supt. Byrnes for an hour.
During the morning twenty-five Police
Captains had called upon and been In
consultation with Supt. Byrnes.
Supt. Byrnes said he called the Cap
tains to talk about the plan OF the
police devotlng one-half OF | per cent.
Of their salaries to the poor OF the city.
The Captains received the matter IA
vorably, Mr.. Byrnes said, and would
talk to the men.
II the police agree to this plan the
sum contributed for charity will
amount to about 5000 n month.
The evening world., 1893-12-23

could not tell how he suffered. ! tied his hands
so that he would not scratch, then he would rub
his poor little checks on his little shoulders to re
licvc the intense itching. l had as good n doctor
as was in Philadelphia, but he failed to relieve
him. | read of the CuTIcURA REMEnIEs,a md at
once purchased them. strange to say, that very
night he rested without scratching his face, and
from that on he improved and soon was entirely
cured, ! would like any one suffering from this
terrible disease 10 see my boy, who is In his
twelfth year now. His complexion is as clear
and smooth as can be. This is an unsolicited
testimonial. and every word is true. thank
God for my child : recovery, and | thank the
manufacturers of CUTICURA.
Mrs. +. s. GAMBLE
So y. Forty second ST.. Philadelphia
The evening world., 1893-12-23
GIRL HURT, MAN ARRESTED.
An Unknown Young Woman Taken
to a Hospital.

Michael Carroll. aged twenty-five, n
fireman at the Girls High School, on
Nostrand avenue, Brdooklyn. was ar
rested in Flatbush this morning charged
with assault.
1T Is said that he passed last night in
me company OF a young and good look
ing woman, whose name mas not yet
been learned.
When he was about to leave her this
morning the woman threw n piece of
brick at him. lie lodged the missile,
and she fell, her head striking the
ground.
An ambulance was summoned. and she
was axe to the Kings County Hos
pital In an unconscious condition.
The evening world., 1893-12-23
TO MEET DR.. DEPEW.
Central Railroad Officials Await the
Umbria at Quarantine.

DR.. Chauncey NJ. Dcpew is a passenger
on the Cunard steamer Cmbria, due
to-day from Liverpool.
The tug Chaunccy NJ. Dcpcw. gayly
decorated with flags and bunting, went
down the bay this morning to await the
arrival of the umbria at Quarantine.
On the tug were Il number of the OIL
Gals OF the New York Central Rail-
road and several intimate friends to
greet Mr.. Depew or his return.
On the arrival of the Imbria at Quar-
antine Mr.. Depew was to be trans
ferred to the tug and brought to the
city. A fine collation. was prepared and
speeches of welcome were to be made,
to which Mr.. Depew was expected to re-
spond in his usual happy vein.
The evening world., 1893-12-23
HINRICHS ACCEPTS THE BERTH.
Made Register of Arrears at a SAL
AIRY of $4,000.

Mayor-elect Charles A. Schieren, OF
Brooklyn, to-day received n letter from
Frederick w. Hinrichs. accepting the
office of Register of Arrears.
Mr.. Hinrichs is Vice-President of the
Young Mems Democratic Club, and
n strong anti-snapper. The Office is
worth 5000 n year.
Mr.. Schieren also received n letter
from Benjamin +. Blair, declining the
ofiic" of President of tfe Board of AS
SCISSORS.
Mr.. Schiercn Is making preparations
Tor a. public reception to be held at the
City Han Jan. l..
The, Mayor-elect announced this morn.
ing That there would be no appoint
ments until Jan. ..
The evening world., 1893-12-23
BEARS MAKE A SHARP DRIVE.
New England Drops on Rumors of
Receivership.
Slight Rally Later On-The Weekly
Bank Statement.

The bears this morning made the great
est drive OF IN" whole week at the mar
ket, and were successful in brlnging
about further sharp declines. There were
no now developments in the way OF news,
except that rumors were circulated Of II
reccivorship for the New England.
II Is thought that some OF the in
s'ders have been shaken II Of their
stock, and that tho result of the present
bear campaign will be that the New
Haven people will get control OF their
rival at virtually their own price.
1t was said that the Company would
default on It's January interest. and the
Goldsmith contingent would apply for an
injunction to prevent the carrying out Of
the New York. New England and
Northern lonse.
The feeling in the Exchange was quite
gloomy, as while a few bears are max
ing severely from the shrinkagc In
values.
New England went down 4 3-s to Is Ia;
ton on, / IL to %; do. preferred, 2 to
Union, ~ to 81 canada southern, i
= York X ce a,nsGc1 l.. o To- 81 3D. W " "a; S Prev.
ferred, "a to 10 5-S, and American Sugar.
BEFORE II o'clock prices had rallied IL
q | per cent.
one hundred shares OF New England
were sold out "undcr the rule" at the
Consolidated Exchange for the account
of j. Witgenstein.
The bank statement shows an increase
OF 81 1863, $50 In reserve, and the surplus
IL now S7, 937. 17J. the largest I'm the
history of the banks. The gain in cash
for the week was nearly Sg.6o Oo. while
the expansion Of loans was less than
81. 0OO, 600.
Tn" statement reflects the continued
accumulation Of funds at this centre
and the light mercantile and speculative
demand for money.
The following are the comparative hg-
The evening world., 1893-12-23
WIVES AlLEGE CRUELTY.
Two Applications for Alimony Made
To-day.

Mrs. Minnie Beck, OF Williamsburg,
this morning p%etitioned Judge Osborne,
in the city Court. Brooklyn, for alimony
and counsel fees pending her suit for
separation from her husband, Ferdinand
Beck. She alleges cruel and inhuman
treatment. The BeCks were married in
April, 1891. They have one child.
In the same court Mrs. Marion II.
BundiCk also asked for alimony and
fees, She wants a separation
from her husband, alleging cruelty.
The evening world., 1893-12-23
M. De PARIS THREATENED.
French Anarchists Terrorlze the
Public Executioner.

PARIS. Dec. 23.-M. de Paris. other
wise Diebler, the public executioner. is
reported to have received a number OF
letters threatening to kill him with a dy-
Mantle bomb II he takes part In Vail
lnnt's execution.
1t Is added that the executioner has be-
come go alarmed that he has requested
permission to retire.
The evening world., 1893-12-23

man dropped q remark this morning TO
Q reporter In a mysterious whisper. He
said:
"Parkhurst is raising -"
He appeared to be referring to his
fare when making this peculiarly un-
called-for statement.
On the other hand the woman's calls
have been made since the trouble began
in the st. Nicholas Bank. followed by Its
1uanenslnn.
The evening world., 1893-12-23
MONEY SENT TO VALIANT.
Paris BOmb-ThrOwer Receives 5000
Francs from Sympathizcrs.

LONDON, Dec. q. A Paris despatch
to The standard says that the leg of
valiant, the bOmb-thrower. which was
20 much innamcd. shows no signs of
healing. Since his arrest valiant has re-
celved over 1900 francs in postal orders
and stamps from syinpathizers In all
parts OF France.
Several financial houses have received
menacing letters. Among them Is the
Crnlll EnnClpr
The evening world., 1893-12-23
~Intlucnza's Rapid Spread I'm Copen-
hagen.

LONDON, Dec. GA Copenhagen de
spatch says that the influenza Is increas-
ing at an alarming rate. Between the
10th and 10th of this month there were
l.jli fresh cases of the epidemic. Several
of these proved fatal. In the previous
week there were go cases.
The evening world., 1893-12-23
AID FOR THE UNEMPLOYED.
Committee Sends Out an Appeal for
Subscriptions.

An appeal, signed by the Finance Com
mittee, composed Of A. S. Frissell.
Chairman; Charles stewart Smith,
Treasurer; Thomas f, Ryan, Secretary;
John G. Brown, John ID. Crimmins,
william +. Dodge, Abram :. Hewitt,
Seth Low, Jacob II. SChilf. Jonr Sloane
and James Speyer, has ben sent out re-
qurSting all citizens - All in raising a
An subscriptions should be sent to
Charles Stewart Smith. care of the
Fifth Avenue Bank, New York.
The evening world., 1893-12-23
FACE LIKE A BURN
Bloody WaicrOozcd Out Constantly.
No Peace Day or Night. Doctors
Failed. Cured by Cuticura.

NV child's disease. which was the worst kind
OF Eczema, started on one cheek like a ngworm
The evening world., 1893-12-23
Bakers Strike May Cause n Famine
In Madrid.


MADRID. Dec. 23.-This city Is threat
ened with "A anime owing to the strike
of the bakers. The Governor has APP
piled to the military authorities to cs-
tablish bake-houscs outside OF Madrid.
The Governors OF ncighboring provinces
have been requested to prepare for the
sending OF supplies of bread to this
city.
The evening world., 1893-12-23

fight Mitchell in Florida on Jan o., 1894.
The Sunday World. being always up
to date. has photographed Corbett In
various attitudes. and tomorrow will
give the public the benefit OF these
sent all the way to Florida expressly for
this page story. 1t will give sporting
men a chance to compare Corbett with
Mitchell, whose muscles were shown in
The Sunday World recently.
The evening world., 1893-12-23
ONE KILLED BY A CAVE-IN.
Another Homestead Victim VIII Die,
While Three Others Were Injured.

NF N"s0TTHVVT TTVHHT
PlTTSBURG, Dec. ga cave-in oc-
Cured at the addition to Carnegie's mills
at Homestead. at an early hour this
morning. The foundations of the build.
ing collapsed and fourteen men were
buried.
John Z. Medic, \ Hungarian. was
lied. John Neroski, another Hungar-
ian, will die from his injuries, and three
others were injured.
The evening world., 1893-12-23
Another Commercial Crisis Re-
ported In Austria.

NV Associated Fress)
VIENNA, Dec. 23.-ScNcral business
houses have received adviccs Of n fresh
commercial crisis. At Patras four i'm
portant failures have taken place. the
bills of the firms affected having been
liShOnnrpl.
The evening world., 1893-12-23
stole from n Waterman.

William M.Glnnis. aged seventeen. Of 20
Avenue H. was held In $500 bail in the Essex
Market court to-day charged with stealing rs
cents from the pocket Of Waterman William
schultz. ~ the Bowerv Savings Bank. while
the latter Was looking into a candy show window
at 2?j Grand street last night.
The evening world., 1893-12-23
Fire I'm BROOKLYN Stables.

Fire broke out at l o'clock this morning In a
tNo-story frame stable In the rear Of 7A Dean
street. Brooklyn. and spread TO stables In the rear
of G9l and sos Bergen street, A horse belonging
TO Orlando stevens. who owns the stable where
the hre started, was 50 badly burned that II had
to be shot. The losses win not exceed 81. 600.
The evening world., 1893-12-23
jim CORBETT'S MUSCLES.
Some Beautiful Pictures of the
Fighter to Appear in "The
Sunday MOrld.V

Corbett's muscles are of more interest
to the public to-day than politics. In
fact, with the exception of Santa Claus
and L~iliuokalani, Corbett Is more talked
about thar any one, because he Is to
The evening world., 1893-12-23

inv Associated Press
LONDON, Dec. 23.-Si" George Elliot,
tn" great q owner, and author of the
proposed coal Trust, is dead.
The evening world., 1893-12-23
Kicked Over the Lamp.

When Joseph Gartella. employed by his brother
Michael Gardell, who resides on the Richmond
road, at Concord, $. l., entered the stable a, an
early hour this morning with a lamp TO feed the
horses. one OF them kicked over the lamp. setting
rage harness and two tons Of hay. as entirely
Destroyed One Of the horses was also burned 10
death.
The evening world., 1893-12-23
$500 for the Fast Side Poor.

Al a meeting OF the Board OF Directors OF the
Comanche Club at Barnes Rourke's residence
% Forsyth street, this morning $500 was raised
as a starter for a subscription for the aid OF the
over to st. Vincent de Paul Society and the rnItej
Hebrew Charities for distribution.
The evening world., 1893-12-23
Young Till-Tappers Caught.

Twslvs-yeAr.old Walter Lynch. OF SO Fulton
street. and August Ball, eleven years old. OF s4s
street. Brooklyn. were arrested this morn.
ing on the OF stealing tl.Is from the ill
OF Mrs. Mary Murphy's stationery store.
The evening world., 1893-12-23
Vessels Reported Wrecked In the
Bay of Biscay.

BILBAO, Dec. ga terrible storm Is
raging in the Bay OF BisCay. and n num-
her If vessels are reported to have been
wrecked or seriously damaged by wind
and sea.
The evening world., 1893-12-23
ILLINOIS POLITICIAN SHOT.
Judge Williams Fatally Wounded by
an Ambushed Assailant.

II y" FFVW''T
BENTON. ILL.,, Dec. 23.-Judge w. II.
Williams was shot In the side this morn
ing on a street OF Parrish by a concealed
assassin. The doctors say his injuries
are fatal.
Judge Williams is n prominent Repub-
lican politician, having served two terms
as clerk of this county. He was also "A
delegate to the Chicago Convention in
1880. being one of the famous 306. The
would-be assassin has not been arrested.
The evening world., 1893-12-23
Held for Stabbing a Boy.

Justice Connolly, In the Gates Avenue Police
Court, Brooklyn, this morning held Martin O'Con-
no-, aged nineteen, of 40 Butler street, for OK
animation on a charge Of stabbing William Fitz.
patrick. aged seventeen, Of 1874 Dean street, in
the breast.
The evening world., 1893-12-23
MENDONCA WRITES OF BRAZIL.
The Causes that Led to War Dis
cusscd by the Minister to This
Country.

None can speak for PciNoto, Of Rrazll,
with authority except the representative
OF his Government, Minister Mendonca,
who is stationed at Washington. n. G.
1t Is significant that the minister of a
The evening world., 1893-12-23

II spread and itched so the
poor little fellow had no peace
night or day. Then It started
on the other cheek and chin,
until NIL were raw MS n piece Of
be.fsteak, like a burn where
you would rub of the skin. and
bloody water oOZed out con-
SANITY. His sufieringS were
terrible | know. although he
The evening world., 1893-12-23
King of Siam Reported to BE Seri-
Ously Ill.


my Associated Pressl
PARIS, Dec. ga despatch from
Bangkok says that the condition OF the
King of Siam is serious.
The evening world., 1893-12-23
sixteen Witnesses Testlhsd.

sixteen witnesses testified to-day before the
extraordinary Grand Jury. in Brooklyn. in con-
neetion with the 0ravesend election eaaes. in
Which Aekans and others are eoneernsa.
The evening world., 1893-12-23

Throw physic to the dogs-I,u ,ono -, .,.
said Macbeth to the doctor. He was probabiy.
ne sam" frame OF mind that thousands arc +.
hay-tircd of this continual filthy d,,pging W.
10 people persist III dnlng II when there Is a rem,d,
which has simply distanced drugginy in enrt,.,
disease But we presume II Is hard ia lpt On of d.
old, aud while YOU are holding on Won will suaaS
ELECTRICITY Is Natures remedy and Tho 80
edN oil Properly applied. II win CIR.
rheumatism. Dyspepsia, Lumbago, Neryousno,s
Sciatica, Kidney Complaints, Lame BACK and n
troubles resulting from early indiscretion, e,'
cesses. &c.
DR. SANDEN'S ELECTRIC BELTS ,rs "a.
perfection of medicinal electricity. 'Tbev no, :.
once give Immediate relief and cure permanent
thousands Use them: thousands have been rrr.i
by them. They are Worn without the Toast inco,.
Nehinnce by men and women. Their ,nst is or.
a trlhe, and they cure when everything else fail,
CTNrTSs$s$. a Nm S' r;;;,:
GMntMDSEAAiHTTs i hTsT IL
sUSrENsoRy ' rrss
over :, 900 testimonials from this state alone,
DIR. A. I. SANDER, Dcdr sir: Although ma
case was especially severe, I am pleased Ia az
that the No. > belt which I purchased of You siyiy
HsST ago 81 ha Il, sn!irnIS restored ne, haa been
through the hands of II number Of medical Special,
iats. hlt with no good result and, in fact, fat
worse after taking these treatments than / did he.
fore. Tile belt seemed to put new life Into me q.
once, and At the end of thirty days | felt as good
ity, and any person desiring fair and square treat.
ment and q good Electric Belt should apply To Won
NJ, A. PHILLIP, Mount Jewett, Pa.
ful currents produced by these body batteries
without e~NamininS: therefore,. If you can, cali Rt
our Office and see and test one; il not, our Illus.
application to inventor and manufacturer,
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The evening world., 1893-12-23

foreign nation chooses The World as n
medium for letting the people Of this
country know how the President OF the
and why he found 1t necessary to resort
to arms. The Sunday World viii con-
tain a complete statement of the causes
that led 70 the revolution. from the
point OF view OF a government sun
porter. II will post people OF this coun-
try so that they will understand subse-
Quent movemnts there.
The evening world., 1893-12-23
Alderman McGarry Better.

Aldtrman James McGarry. OF l76 Neyins street
nEookiyn VINO 10 III with pneumonia, was re
ported this morning 10 have passed a comfortabl,
night He 10 better to-day.
The evening world., 1893-12-23
LIFE OF A CHORUS GIRL.
WIFE, =,
How 1t Seems to Meet De Reszk0
and Others Behind the scenes.

When you sit with the audience at the
opera o know nothing of what is
TRANSPORTING behind the scenes. A World
reporter Joined the chorus last week and
passed three nights in the dressing.
rooms and on the stage.
The evening world., 1893-12-23

nARy'c skin and scalp purified and beautiRed
oHS' v by tUTICuRA soar. Absolutely pure.
The evening world., 1893-12-23
CUTICURA WORKS WONDERS

NNU NANf eTtVIed The mOSI wonderful cures OF
]tortnring and disfguring skin aud scalp diseases
of infants aud children ever recorded. They
anprd instant relief, permit rest and sleep, and
point 10 u speedy cure when the best physicians
Hnd hl uthpT remedies fail.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-30
MORE SUPERVISORS
Grand ItApids viii HAVE He~ istghsfsi
Representation Hrsrencr

LANSING. Mich. March ~. The four
Kent count, members ~ the house had
lisel, time before the committee on
municipal corporations The morning.
the hone 81 contention being the amend.
ments 10 tho Grand Rapids charter.
The principal changes proposed are the
doing away Of the office a assistant clty
attorney. the appointment ~ a building
insreeios. the giving 10 the city the right
10 purchase an electric light plant at
cost not "a exceed sioctso. and Twelve
additional supervisors on the sounty
board. Nsssfs. Anderson and White
argued for a favorable report snd
Messrs- Fitch and Weeks against il.
Mr. White stated that since be had re-
sided In Grand Rapids he had seen the
clts's proportion ~ the counfy's Tar
raised from 90 Ia t,oi per ernt aud hc
thought IL Vas unfsir 10 the city, At
present the city has fifteen supervisors
and the tow nshiI< taents four. The
proposed addition IT twelve supervisors
would give she city representation on
the board commensurate With its pro
portion of the county tax and remedy
the existing evil. ~ well did
Mr.. White aud Mr. Anderson
argue that the committee decided
70 report favorably on the measure.
This afternoon the ball Was ordered
printed and referred 10 the committee 81
the whole. being placed on the general
order.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-30
c.S SENATOR'S HE srro,>rrpP
The ~erate Took tp the Matter ~
Ns~serstas's Session.

WssafvoroS. Nsrrh - The senate
tesius enfef~f sn what prouii@.e o. he =
profFscfsi feiafe The report n ihe
eemmiti~e an privileges and elections IN
fsvfF - the t1ref senator's apIofafe8 ~
the govsrrers - faa states Il Montana.
~ y.smia1 and Warhinzfon nas called
np and Nr ff1gh lleiissroi = conafifu.
iiensi sruuaenf ~ support - the pal
flsar tsser hy the een8mlftee
The sfsernszsos. Tat fa3lowe.i ~sa par
ticipated n ~ sra,pf~ou both sides Z
The rtaufer mhst = them Indicating
e1nsnfeenc~ 18th fhe viees = The nli
naFitY - the committee adverse - he
siiin i~~i-r = The thrrs @srsfer< TIE
ltss,stion rrfsee sp sEe3a fasaoFfcv
SENATOR poaer tienfantled an invevki
raffen - <persai semnslffrs = tbs
searres fuasle sgNrst birs ten Years aza
~ ~enafsT TaFrt~ snt 4nofei in fhe
Nsshirgten Pet ant re@sia,tao
-efsrrIrs The e'aifer - fhe effnfa4ffe
tn ariraiexrs tn,i eirsfE.u eenf OVER
rffhesft s..fh,n
Tie r<-essisfst sert - fhr seuate the
ssile~5nz aeFainaftons
fIsrnsan Sfsrp q Maryland - -
4uT%rsnsrnstent Il insusfgfafsn. r.ee
AfIiiefu IL fsefn resanesf
Wl6an 3 Fsvnps = q Maze e. -
ss *~ifss z ea@feats k,r th~ aisfrsrt &
- fssf ~
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-30

The Mexican Government Furnishes a
List of Fraudulent Firms.

WAsHiScros. March 39-Accoriing
10 official advices the traffic in tickets
of Mexican lotteries. which has recently
assumed large proportions in this coun-
try. Is to great extent fraud upon
the purchasers. The following transla-
tion Of an article in paper published
in the City OF Mexico, under the head
a Serious Case" furnished TO the
United Press by Mexican legation in
Washington some particulars which
will be of interest and value.
There has been officially exposed be-
fore the department Of the interior n
serious abuse. which has been lately
perpetrated in the neighboring republic
10 the detriment of the good name and
respectability Of the Mexican govern
ment.
The abuse is "a follows: For the last
few months there have appeared in the
United States quite number OF enter
priscs offering for sale lottery tickets
alleged 10 be issued by the lottery com
panies established in Mexico. or having
its legal existence in this country. hav-
ing been chartered according 10 the
laws Of the country or doing business in
connection with the Bencticiencia Pub
lica Lottery. having its site in this
capital. The authors Of that swinding
scheme do not hesitate in order TO
further their fraudulent business 10 use
the name and credit IL the Mexican gov
ernment. stating shat the latter guaran-
tees their tickets. thereby victimizing
the public by means ~ falsehood.
As the most noticeable among those
swindling enterprises. the following are
quoted: Original Little Lottery Of the
Beneticienca Publica. tickets signed NJ.
Ottens 4 Co: Little Mexican Lottery
company. tickets signed r. Fox 4 Co;
Little Mexican Lottery. tickets signed
Jose DE Lara: Royal iucatan Lottery
company. tickets signed &. Corstelio. j
Salsavana: the Mexican Loan company.
tickets signed q. Sorata Ycdene Mon
zeno; the Mexican Premium Note com
papy. tickets signed William b. Gordon;
Lotteria Beneiiciencia. tickets signed by
George v Whitney: Lotteria Mexicana.
tickets signed Meneieza
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-30
EScINf:ERs ARE CONFIDENT.
They Believe That The Lake shore
Viii Give Ia.

ToiEpo. Ohio. March - The hack.
bone of the Brotherhood ~ Locomotive
Engineers is far from broken. Out II
the proposed boycott of the Ann Arbor
road has grown "A serious question Tor
the Lake Shore road. As will bc re-.
membcred eight of its men struck
rather than handle Ann Arbor freight.
The reinstatement of these men is the
question which was discussed al a spe.
cial meeting Of the brotherhood this
evening. The only reason they quit
was that the principles OF the
brotherhood might be maintained. The
Lake Shore had them arrested. and
their trial will he commenced next
Monday. In the meantime the brother
hood men have thought il over. and
they have concluded that. no matter
what decision Judge Ricks shall an.
nounce next Monday, they are justified
in demanding that their brothers be
given their former positions. The re
suit. in case of refusal, WAS not consid-
cred. because the men expect there will
be no refusal.
Chiefs Arthur and Sargent have re-
turned 10 their homes