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The evening world., 1893-11-14
HELD AS A HORSE THIEF.
Krogel Fancisd McKim's Rig and
Drove Away.

Frederick Krogel, twenty-one years
old, of 976 First avenue, was a prisoner
in the Harlem Police Court this morn
ing charged with grand larceny. He
was held in 81 1000 bail for examination.
Krogel was found on the corner OF
One Hundred and Forty-seventh street
and Eighth avenue yesterday afternoon
trying to sell horse and surrey for
S25. Detective Manyon, of the Washing
ton Heights police station, happened
along, and said he would buy the rig If
Krogel would allow him to try II.
Krogel assented, and Manyon drove to
the police station. Subsequent inquiry
developed the fact that the horse and
surrey belonged to Contractor James
McKim had business in West Thirtieth
street yesterday, and while engaged left
his horse and surrey outside. Krogel
came along and drove off with It.
The evening world., 1893-11-14
TO GET Rio OF PATTERSON
Republicans Will Have a Chance
at the Primaries.
The Men Who Are Slated for
Places at Albany.

That promised row ut the meeting of
the Republican County Committee on
Thursday may not take place as adver-
tised. Alfred A Farley and Others
who are after Jake Pattersons scalp,
may be prevailed upon to pocket their
wrath and their resolutions and let
things take their regular course.
Denouncing Patterson and his follow
ers and reading them out of the party
will not depose them from power. A
more effective way to get rid of them
has been suggested. The Republican
primaries will be held next month and
II the Republicans are tired Of Patter-
son and his methods they can vote him
into retirement. Other reforms are to
follow when Patterson Is out Of the
way.
ment for leader is Gen. Anson G. Nc
Cook. If he will accept the leadership
an effort will be made to elect County
Committee which will favor his selec-
Chairman Brookfield. of the State Com
mittee, may be asked to reorganize the
Patterson machine. Job L. Hedges is
also spoken of.
Regarding the organization of the
the extra editions of 1.-The Evening
World on the morning after election
lHdl ItOTSe II. MdlDy, VI ~. ldWTellCe,
is to be Speaker of the Assembly is con-
irmed to-day. George L. Ainsworth, of
Oswego, will be the leader of the major
ity on the floor of the Assembly. Sena-
tor Saxton. of Wayne, is slated for Pres
ident pro TEN. of the Senate.
John S. Kenyon, Secretary of the Re-
publican State Committee. will get back
his old place as Clerk of the Senate,
and Reuben Fox, Clerk of the State
Committee, can succeed Charles X. de
Freest as Clerk of the Assembly.
A report from Albany Is that the
deputies of the new State officers are to
be az follows: Delcour s. Potter,
Treasurer Addison B. Colvin's in
innate friend and campaign manager,
Deputy State Treasurer; Anson S. Wood,
Deputy Secretary of State; William j.
Morgan, of Buffalo, Deputy Comptroller;
G. d. b. Hasbrouk, who wanted the
nomination for Attorney-General. Is to
be First Deputy, and Verplanck Colvin,
of Albany, defeated candidate for State
Engineer In 1891, is the selection for
Deputy State Engineer. The salary of
each deputy Is $1,000
The evening world., 1893-11-14
MADE A MONKEY or HIMSELF.
While Van Valkenberg Played
on the Hand-Organ
Laughable Election Bet Paid by g
Williamsburg Democrat.

Williamsburg people are laughing
to-day over the comical election bet
which was paid last night, to the delight
of thousands who witnessed the odd
sight.
A tall, well-built man, wearing blue
suit derby hat and a happy smile, wan
dered about the Fifteenth Ward playing
a hand organ. A second man, short
and stout with blond mustache, ac-
companied the first one. He wore light
trousers, a zouave jacket and a fez on
his head. He impersonated n monkey.
William Van Nalkenberg. who lives In
the Twenty-seventh Ward, is a Republi-
can of the most pronounced type. He
used to play marbles with Jakey Worth
years ago, when the Election Commits.
before he ran for office: Since then Van
Valkenberg has stuck to his party
through thick and thin.
Charles Crosby, who lives at 9S7 Broad
way. is a stanch Democrat. Both gen
tlemen, prior to election had heated ar
guments as to the respective strength OF
Boody and Schieren. Finally, one night.
Van Valkenberg exclaimed impatiently:
why, Charlie, the voters are going to
make regular monkey of you"
This started another discussion. and
event Of Boody's election he Crosby
would get hand organ and play for an
hour. while Van Valkenberg should rig
up and be the monkey II Schieren was
victorious the monkey and the organ
grinder would exchange places.
When the result of the election be-
came known Van Valkenberg wrote to
Crosby - for Crosby had disappeared
tion-telling him that the organ would
play whenever the monkey was ready.
The monkey sent back word that he
would be ready for work last night, and
ARRANGEMENTS nprfecteu. A [ IH
the organ-grinder, his organ and his
monkey left the Grand street saloon and
started over to South First street.
The monkey attracted a great deal of
per agreement, and carried in his hand
a card reading:
The evening world., 1893-11-14
MERCER is FOR INDEPENDENCE.
Ex-Prsmier OF Canada Declares So
in Parliament.

QUEBEC, Nov 4.-ExPremier Mer-
cier, being twitted yesterday in Parlia-
ment with disloyalty, avowed himself as
in favor of Canadian Independence and
an entire cutting away from the North
&C urse was followed OFT Canada would
become what the United States is to-
day.
IN Ihe onited states, went on NJ.
patriots VINO have grown rich, prosper
Gus, cOntentei and happy because they
are living under government which
land In the past English Canadians
have declared their belief in ennCxation
to the United States. 80 that It cannot
be ,considere1 treason for a French Can
ud.an 10 preach independence"
NJ. MerciCr's speech created a great
sensation, and he was alternately hisscd
and applaudei.
The evening world., 1893-11-14

DIED.
FULLGRAFF. On Tuesday Nov. a. at his resi-
dence Lexington ave-, DIR. OTTO FULL
GRAFT, In the 74th year OF his age.
Notice of funeral hereafter.
The evening world., 1893-11-14
LEONARD BECK WITH's SANITY.
Commission Appointed to Inquire
Into His Condition.

Jutsice Patterson, of the Supreme
Court. has appointed a commission to
inquire into the sanity of Leonard Forbes
Beckwith. gentleman of many delu-
sions. one OF the latest OF which is that
ne can construct an airship, In which he
Will make bee line for Brazil and put
an end to the rebellion there by dropping
dynamite bombs on insurgent Mellos
warships.
Mr.. Beckwith is building new house
In upper Fifth avenue, but at present il
living In Lenox. Mass He is worth
slo9,oOo and has a wife, two daughters
and two sons His wife is a daughter
or the late Edawrd Pierrepont. He had
a brother Arthur, who became insane.
The petition Is made to the Court by
Mrs: BeGkwith and her daughter, Mar
has affected Mr.. Beckwith SO seriously
that he has developed homicidal mania,
He IL fifty years old.
The evening world., 1893-11-14
SPAIN MAY FACE A CRISIS.
Public Confidence Low and the
Army Dissfeoted.
Cuban Revolt Denied General Nsws
by Cable.
(By Associated Press.)

LONDON, Nov. IA letter received
from the Spanish agent of a great COM
mercial house OF this city has caused
much comment in commercial circles.
The writer says that the condition Of
affairs in Spain Is decidedly critical.
Public confidence is at the lowest ebb
The Government and other officials are
uneasy, and the army is notoriously
disaffected, owing to its pay being in
arrears,
Melilla disturbances have not diverted
public attention from the Barcelona dy-
Mantle bomb outrage which has further
infamed the people against the Govern
ment.
Mr.. Ramsden, the British Consul al
Santiago, now in London, has received a
telegram assuring him OF the pacific con-
dition Of Cuba, and saying that the report
of a revolt on that Island comes from
the Cuban party In Florida.
The evening world., 1893-11-14

Wah Jim's weight should not prevent
rim from winning. Terrifier may beat
Lord Harry for second money.
Fifth Race.-Purse 5000: for all ages; selling;
The evening world., 1893-11-14

In beating this lot. CHS wick and Car
nalite look the best Of the others.
Fourth Race --puraa f7oo. . h.rdi.an o.. .u
The evening world., 1893-11-14
CAR TO SEIZE RAILROADS,
Will Take Possession Of Three Lines
to Mobilize Troops.
(By Associated Press. }


LONDON. Nov. 1.-THE Standard
correspondent at st. Petersburg says
'hat as strategic measure to secure
entire control Of the three principal
railways In Russia. in the event of a
mobilization Of the troops. the Govern
ment has decided TO avail itself of a
clause in the concession acquired from
the private company which built the
roads, and to pay compensation In the
sum OF $500, ,0OO. 900.
The roads run from st. Petersburg to
Moscow. from st. ePtersburg to Warsaw
and from Moscow to Mini Novgorod.
This move means a heavy loss to those
shareholders who are employees of the
roads and have no remedy. NJ Witte,
Minister OF Finance, Is the author of the
proposal.
The evening world., 1893-11-14
FIRE In A TENEMENT.
Ince nd,arism Suspected but No Proof
Found.

A fire broke out early this morning in
the cellar of the four-story tenement
house at 236 West Sixtieth street under
suspicious circumstances, and a panic
was narrowly averted. The house Is oc-
cupied by colored tenants, with one ex-
ception. Mrs. Scannell, an Irish woman.
lives In one of the apartments on the
first floor. At o'clock this morning
Mrs. Scannell was awakened by the
smell of smoke. The room where she
slept was filled with 1t.
Jumping frcm bed she aroused her
family. and then, running into the hall,
shouted Fire." at the top of her voice
several times.
An alarm waG sent out, and the fire.
which was discovered in the cellar, was
extinguished before 1t gained any head
way. One of the tenants said she had
smelled kerosene, but II oil was used In
setting the fire all traces OF It were
gone when the firemen arrived 1t was
said that at times tramps have crept into
the cellar to sleep, and 1t Is not improb-
able that they set the place on fire.
The evening world., 1893-11-14
MAGGIE GIVES UP HER SECRET,
Butcher Frany, She Declares, Is the
Father OF Her Child.

In the Even Street Police Court, Will
iamsburg, this morning Maggie thinner
twenty-eight years Old OF 23l Irving
avenue, charged Martin Franz, a butcher
living at South Ninth street and Bed.
ford avenue, with being the father OF
her three mon ths-old child.
In last August Maggie gave birth tc
the child in an open lot. Sne took thC
infant and buried II in an ash heap
She was observed by some passevs-by
and the infant was rescued from III
grave OF ashes
Mo,her and child were sent to St
Gatherings Hospital, where both recov
cred and were discharged. Maggie re
fused 10 name her betrayer unti yes
torday, when Franz declared that ht
would support her no longer. She ther
procured his arrest. In court this morn
ing he was held for further examination
The evening world., 1893-11-14
Wire News IN Erie.

The families Of striking iron workers were
cviCtci from the Company houses by the PittsburE
Force ana Iron Company at Plttsburg. yesterday
through failure to pay their rent.
grip cSr on the Milwaukee Avenue line struck
the loose cover of manhOle in Chicago last night
and came 10 such a sudden stop that fifteen peo-
pie were cut or bruised.
Al Princeton, Nd, yesterday thieves robbed tho
store OF W T. Wade OF thirty zone gold watches
and tray OF diamond rings
At kokomo, Ind, yesterday Judge Kirkpatrick
appointed Leonard Wittee receiver Of the ChlcAE0
and Southwestern Railway.
The evening world., 1893-11-14
SCENE PAINTER DROPS DEAD.
peaver Was In the Last Stage oi
Consumption,

William II. Deaver, thirty-six years
old formerly employed as an assistant
scene painter by Il. NJ. Gros, at the
STANDARD Theatre, dropped dead in the
hallway Of the stage entrance at 3
o. clock this morning.
Deaver was in the last stages OF con-
sumption. He had been out of work for
some weeks, and probably utilized the
Standard Theatres stage as dormi-
tory.
He was unmarried, and his parents
live at Walnut avenue, Egleston square,
Boston. The body was taken to the
West Thirtieth street station, and his
family notified.
The evening world., 1893-11-14
THIS WAS A FLYING SHARK.
L. Came from the Files and Mar
rowlY Missed tho Haro.

The audience at II. r. Jacobs Third
Avenue Theatre last night was treated to
an amusing scene. During the second
act OF THE Bottom of he Sea-" the
hero. or one OF the heroes, for there are
three In the plav, was about to start
on long voyage, While bidding his
mother farewell in a beautiful garden. a
large pasteboard shark, which Ia used
the files, just missing the heads OF the
hero and his mother.
The shark was quickly hauled up, and
II IS believed II was not hurt, as II APP
pcared as usual at the bottom OF the
sea.
The evening world., 1893-11-14
POINTERS ON THE RACES.
Interesting Card of Six Races to
Be Decided at Clifton.
The Track Should Be Dry sud Fast
To-day.

There are two good races on the Cliff
ton programme to-day. One is five
furlong dash, with Wah Jim, Lord
Harry, Logan, Major DAILY. Terrifier and
Mohican entered, and another is six
furlong sprint, in which Maidstone. Copy
right. Tartarian. Poor Jonathan, Melanie
and Sir Richard are named to go. Both
should furnish excellent contests.
The other events are also interesting.
Tom Flynn, Chief Justice, Kirkover,
Bess MacDuff and Airplant start in the
mile event. which is first on the card,
and a good lot of two-year-olds go in
the second. The three-year-olds In the
third race are a poor lot. Major DAILY
and Aloha seem to have the lot in the
last race at their mercy. They ought to
finish close together.
The track will be dry and fast. The
entries and selections are as follows:
First Race. Purse $500. for thrcs-year-oids and
The evening world., 1893-11-14
Coming EYants.

The Lady Flashes" an organization COM
posed Of Dukes cigarette girls. hold their fourth
annual ball at this Lyeeun Opera House. Third
avenue and Thirty-fourth street on Nov 2b
Charles NJ. Skinner will give an illustrated
talk on "Prairie Mountain and Shore" before
the members and students OF the National Acad-
emy Of Design. at p. NJ. tomorrow.
The annual ball Of the employees Of the Omitted
Dressed beef Company will be held on Friday
evening: Dec. !. iS93. at the Lexington Avenue
Opera. House
The evening world., 1893-11-14
Fire.Eneins Driver Injured.

Engine Company No. 5s answered call last
evening for a slight fire at 367 West One Hun
dred mad Sixteenth street and Eighth avenue.
Marcus Stein. on the way home, at One Hun
dred and Sixteenth street and Eighth avenue.
the engine collided with truck and Driver
Charles w. Smith was thrown to the ground.
His right leg was fractured. He was taken TO
Manhattan Hospital.
The evening world., 1893-11-14
BR0US0SKY'S BAD BOY.
His Father Couldn't Take Him to
the ProtectorY.

Frank Brousosky. twelve years old,
OF 237 Eighth avenue, was committed
to the Catholic Protectory by Justice
Feitner IN the Harlem Police Court this
morning.
Brousosky Is very bad boy. He
smokes cigarettes and shows his arfec-
tion for his mother by hurting at her
such trifies as lamps and chairs when
ever he feels in the humor.
he refused TO go TO school and per-
lceman Mayer, at the request OF
Franks father, arrested the lad this
morning.
After the boy was committed his
father started to take him to the Pro-
tectory. Frank ran away, but was
caught and taken back to the Police
Court. There a strapping policeman was
tlon.
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Sixth Race-six and a half furlongs; selling
Beat a Man Who Chased s,ys.

John siene-uald, seventeen years old. and
Carries bis brother, ninOte m years old, who live
~ $50 Wallabout street. held in the Lee
Avenue Court Williamsburg. to-day on charge
Of assault Sam Gruber. Of 2s7 wallabout street.
runs little store. end he is greatly annoyed
by tins small boys who hang around his place
Yesterday afternoon he was chasing some young
aers a.ay, when the stenerWalds lnterfered and
The evening world., 1893-11-14
SHED A TEAR FOR THE POOR
DEMOCRATIC MONKEY.


Van Valkenberg put in a very busy
hour of 1t, and travelled along South
First street, from Keap to Havemeyer,
and then back along South Second street
At every place they stopped collection
was taken UP. The total amount realized
was over s., which Organ Grinder Van
Valkenberg and Monkey Crosby spent
on wine
The evening world., 1893-11-14
Programme OF tho New Austrisn
Ministry.

LONDON, Nov. IA Times despatch
from Vienna says the new ministry will
deal with the questions Of direct taxation
and the reform of the income tax. At
meetings of the old and new Czech
parties 1t has been resolved to oppose
the Cabinet and its programme,
The evening world., 1893-11-14
Newspapers on the Coal
Miners Strike.
tBy Associated Press.)


LONDON, Nov. 1.-THE Standard says
that before deciding to interfere in the
coal miners strike the Government re-
ceived startling Information in refer
ence to the injurious effect which the
strike was having upon the trade Of
the country. The Times says It doubts
the cxpediency of Government media
ton in the coal miners strike. as 1t
fears that 1t may create an awkward
precedent.
The evening world., 1893-11-14
JERSEY ELECTIONS STAND.
though the Gsrrymander Is Uncon
stitutional.

TRENTON, y. j., Nov. 14.-The Su-
preme Court has handed down a decision
declaring that the gerrymander act was
unconstitutional, but that the decision
Will not affect the recent elections.
1t is said a bill will be introduced in
the coming Legislature TO annex Glouces-
ter CITY to Camden. IL this should be-
come a law the race track and gambling
houses would. In all likelihood. be driven
out of existence.
The evening world., 1893-11-14
Spanish Troops Soon to Advance O,
Mslilla.
(py Associated Presa.l

(Dy Associated PresS.)
LONDON, Nov. 1I-A correspondent
OF the Daily Telegram, who has arrived
at Malaga from Melilla, from which
place he had been expelled. with other
foreign journalists. says that an advance
OF Spanish troops was expected within
ten days.
The evening world., 1893-11-14
Gloucenter selectiona.

Again the fields are very heavy at the
Gloucester course. Although the track
may be trife heavy, good contests
should be seen. The entries and selec-
tions follow:
First Race-six and a half furlonss; selling.
The evening world., 1893-11-14
STABBED A WOMAN.
Young italian Missing and HIS Vic
tim Seriously Wounded,

The Brooklyn police are looking for
Salvador Nicobardo, "A young Italian,
who is accused OF stabbing Mary Man
turo, OF 23l Hamilton avenue. The
woman was walking on Carroll street
last night when her assailant stepped
up behind her and plunged knife Into
her back.
The surgeons say her wound is serious.
She IL acquainted with her assailant.
but declines to talk about the matter.
The evening world., 1893-11-14
EorninR Papers Selsctiona
At ~ IErnN

First Race-Chief Justice. Kirkover.
Second Race-Johnny. Blossom.
Third Race-Chiswick, Sam Bryant.
Fourth Race-Wah Jim. Major DAILY.
Fifth RaceSir Richard. Copyright.
Sixth Race-Aloha, Play or Pay.
First Race-Chief Justice, Bess Nc
Duff.
Second Race-Chance, Johnny.
Third Race-Chiswick, Josephine.
Fourth Race-Wah Jim, Lord Harry.
Fifth Race-Copyright, Melanie.
Sixth Race-Aloha. Major Daily.
First Race-Kirkover Chief Justice.
Second. .Race-Chance. Intimidad.
Thi-s Race-Chiswick, Sam Bryant.
Fourth Race-Wah Jim. Lord Harry.
Fifth Race-Madstone, Melanie.
Sixth Race-AlOha, Major DAILY.
First Race-Tom Flynn, Bess McDun.
Second Race-Virago, Johnny.
Third Race-Chiswick, Sam Bryant.
Fourth Race-Wah Jim, Terrifier.
Fifth Race-Copyright, Minnie j.
Sixth Race-Major DAILY. Aloha.
First Race-Chief Justice Bess Nc
Dun.
Second Race-Johnny, Chance.
Third Race-Chiswick. Sam Bryant.
Fourth Race-Wah Jim, Lord Harry.
Fifth Race-Copyright Minnie j.
Sixth Race-Aloha, Major DAILY
The evening world., 1893-11-14
zanardelli May Succeed Giolettl az
Italian Premier.

(by Associated Press.)
ROME Nov. A.-It is rumored that
Premier Gioletti will retire and that
Sig. Zanardelli will succeed him.
The evening world., 1893-11-14

Inspector c. seems to have an excellent
chance to win this race. Intimidad may
get the place and Chance ought to beat
the others. Blossom was only galloped
when last out, but should the money 60
down on her to-day she will come very
near winning.
Third Raee.-Purse $500; for tbree-year.olds
The evening world., 1893-11-14
WITH Ianoat and Virus.

Dr. Doty's vAccinstors are at work to-day
among tRe employees Of Peter Doegcr's brewery
Schumacher q EttlinGer. lithographers: Hearn 4
Co, dry goods; Keep & Co, shirt Jor-
dan l.. Mott, iron works; Fitch Co. Hrsch a
Co, cigars; and sohmeg Plano Company. No
cases Of smallpox we're reported this morning
The evening world., 1893-11-14
Paris Anarchist Newspaper to Be
Prosecuted.
(By Associated Press.)

(By Associated Press)
PARIS, Nov. 14.-At Cabinet Council
held to-day it was decided to prosecute
the Anarchist newspaper lie Pere
Peinard for extolling the Barcelona
dynamite bomb outrage.
The evening world., 1893-11-14
Legal Notices.

TO THE CREDITORS OF TIE MADI.
son SQUARE BANK.
Notice is hereby given to present your claims
against the Madison Square Bank TO the under
signed at their Office, Mt Broadway, 9th Ave. and
25th ST., New York City. on and after Thursday
Nov. 16 1893, and that upon satisfactory proof
of such claims dividend of rs per cent will bs
paid by the Receivers, cn delivery to them Of .
receipt In the form to be furnished by them.
Datel New York, Nov. IL. 1893.
MILES NJ. O'BRIEN,
JAMES q. CANNON,
The evening world., 1893-11-14
SHIPPING NEWS.
ALMANAC FOR TOD

PORT OF NEW YORK.
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
gAlLED TO-DAY.
Lain Bremen.
Venezuela, la Guayra.
Coleridge, Montevidco.
I'll Sol, New Orleans.
The evening world., 1893-11-14

yheu Baby was sick, We gave her Castoris,
Then Ahs was Child, she cried for CaStoria,
Shen shs became Miss, she chung TO cAstoria,
yhsu Hhs had chIldrsa, she gave thsm castorIO
The evening world., 1893-11-14
INCOMING sTEAMERA
MIN srn NAV

INCOMING STEAMERS
DUE TODAY.
Italia, Gibraltar Oct. 20.
Yumuri. Havana Nov. o.
Adirondack, Kingston Nov. Q.
MohicAn, swansea Nov, =,
p. Caland. Rotterdam Oct, 81
AhchoriA. Glasgow Nov. I.
DUE TOMORROW.
reutonic, Liverpool Nov. 5.
Havel, Bremen Nov. Z.
Peruvian, glasgow, Nov. 8.
Aadlana, 81. Croix Nov. 0.
The evening world., 1893-11-14
Won't Tell Who His Appointess Are.

Collector Kilbreth this morning said that he
would not announce to-day the names of the men
he had chosen 70 MI oinees under him.
The evening world., 1893-11-14

The closing event may be won by
Aloha, with Major DAILY second ana
Play or Pay not worse than third.
The evening world., 1893-11-14

caSsS sss & sgRssss aga slIfPSs SSs lOa
The evening world., 1893-11-14

Copyright looks the winner of this
race. Sir Richard and Melanie may fight
II out for the place.
Sixth Ra,e.-Purse $500; for three-year. oldN and
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-12-27
An Offer of 2, 800 Sheep Refused.

An offer of 2, 800 sheep for nothing be
ing refused is recorded by Sydney pa
per. This occurred in the Riverina,
New South Wales, where, in conse-
quence of the drought. the land is great
ly overstocked. In the case mentioned
the sheep had been shorn, and as the Sc.
lector, to whom they were offered, had
no spare feed or water for them, they
were killed and their carcasses burned.
In other cases sheep have been skinned,
their carcasses having been burned, as
the skins were worth more than the
sheep were when alive. One lot, sent by
rail some distance, did not realize enough
to pay expenses.