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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-14
Two Drowned and Two Burned to p...h.

BENNINGTON. ONT. Sept. n-rhs
steamer Byron Trerice. running n con-
nectton with the Erie and Huron RAN
road. was burned at her dock hers Ct
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-21
THE STATE or TEXAS, 90
TARIlANf,

Press irot company oaiuesvinc, ref.
TIE STATE or TEXAS, COUNTY on
TARnANr
The chicago, Ruok Islam and roaas haii-
way company w. Proylnc Matple OF ~
10 W. Fosipr residence unknown de-
fvndhnt herclni
Statement vi condemnation In the above
cause now pending IN county court OF TAT
rant county, Tex.
Yon arc hereby nntlhed that tue Nhicago,
lt0cl lalnJM aud Texas hallway conipsy
has Mod ~ qtatumvnt N WHY
Ing before tho Honorable Robert q,
inhuaou. county Judge ~ Iarihnt
eountY shaving III substance That nnih ran
WAY r1npnny desires tu construct It's fnu-
way over your land. and that SAID company
has hcnD unable TO agree With YOU On ihe
nmDiut Of hnmhpvs 10 which Fou may No
omitted by reason thprnof aud aaka for tue
nnunlhtuunt " cdmmiaHlQncrs 20 nfsrHa
amid dninnF0H the said land being lots Nos.
D. o. A. ~, ~ iA, ~ ~ 10 " ana ~ IN
hlonl M 2 II prOvinp and Mhrpln'A addition
10 the clty u Fort Worth, 1Arfant cuun'y'
1os, 49,.
Tic nndpfsiFned commissioners appointed
haaps4 said damages Will mnrt M fntufihy'
the ibth day N July iNsi, W y o'clock y.
NJ. Vt the court house of said county, Tor
a hearing hefr0f aud remain IN session trnm
DAY 10 day until The haine " lliplaed VI.
sAML q, IuMllNsoN,
\, N, VINCENT
Commissioners.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-21
NOTES AND PERSONALS.

An Shoemaker. the representative of
Uak. Harding 4 Co., has returned 10
n l1uarters
IA 4 pohert Stevens of Gainesville was
y NJ, vast..,,lay ON his way M the
-,of
,,.;, orr,,a a, Amarillo
\ hiu'h VIZ ",n' ',b LIN Min
tN ~ " w nj" W."
4 tleiI-olu steers loI soie'
a ". Llveliiy Of Cl'hurue' VINO mas
/. BE nneh near san Antonio anu oIl@r
4 p'S w ENTER 81 y,.strr,iay md talked
N @n ''''
Z .'n .,,,,...,...., 90 .,,r,hor.
Mh following S1li,llen' ., t"'t w. IT,
made ifon, l 'h !i.,.,U ~ a. TN TN
~, II r"t, - 'v,s", - tytsr
nv hy"N' ~" teHG hnai
HR wear " iiui''cr' low n''"'
+ he Mangum star says the foreman
"a be Karl ranch. now located IN me
al Territory, was arrested ny hu-
Logan for Stealing cattle anu WIS
,r,ii III triol We "
-, ..,.
raiur' que y, .ue lllus' S"J''ss
"a ns'nN" - -
r&NiirGh. ne mas a 10y oi pis 'nItle
u ne wlll snip on ~ july u me mar
= nyorable' Mt l'alilc says l1nlnh
ny 6a' had me rams anu lhe Mhe9l,
add grass crops are as good us ne
~ saw there
a C,a- Merchant of Abilene Is M from
,Suth country. where he went on IL
4 sss,s trip. lie saws cattle down there
pot IN Rad order Owners are not so
NM ia sall cows ms they have been.
n r-cnanile rhe fnrt tL6t the ranges
"A, .thng cle,npd ont and they want
u br,c1nr stock '
X n W. u,u,.r ,rho tol,os caro- of
# ni iiun't tho NJ L.,n ,SN; puci
1srss'1 s, Oh the tvails,' ,,.I iro,
N l W leNas' hes Jus, i tr,,rn So,, ,tp
\. ufV I 'ms sun N' iu I, vy"' mysr
rssS ,n v ~, y",',r o, run y"5.y u snottcd
'I n 'l'u ,nn 'u ,I Vom''I In yery drv in
~ ~ " sou'e ll'ces' p"' WY Wy :"
ne farmers of this county, says the
#alsn1l Star, would club together ana
for breeding purposes, and grade up
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-21
BOOKS FREE /!

bNhHh
III nFhS HE,E,
DOO1AR Il Ltli
-, no further Increase is,,.e the popuiaI,y Oh
snv Co'' ~, nVi, ,vut ~ , 1pu ,lr "a
seut W 'ne i' W.T. H. '''s p'bG, .n' md
liz WA, feir AN NJ u.n ~ tn ihs MAJ
nma sS9 th aS ara,s' Inrns, Ian sbmg
hnnses " nv tbu timtri Sfnt,s Which wii
n" ouhfs =" ,b tna u",' send "n n,'" "na
,l ftt,,'in vi
,,a,J ho' ,n ,U,t'"'"e .ddross
hu ,p mail , po'N an rcce,pt ~ 10 cenIs mi,
~ No., c,ynr ri,sf,l,,c o,d narting
iihsa,,." l, :" nrintS ~, ,,ooJ n nan.r mi
hound viii uinminated eoyrr ia colors
i gYu a,n m,n asR"I l. IA coyer charges
and c,.i ot naclng nuJ will be nrnmnt.
IN refnnlcd To- anyone not perf,ctiy I'd.
isfed.
81 ppEAkT 1rE-Bv liz Marvel
tnnnnld d Nlitcbcln
IN cG..VopOIIS- paui Rourrat
* REYIliIES on A BACHELOR
Nl MY H. "A'''' 'i'on"'d w.
A WAS Tr StICIDEY nv ana
" Wheeler Wilcox. one Of dis
waibgsS P S5Ttrn TorN'' Nv pages
q pUhAAIIS ASD YAiiNs NY JAMES
WUIrCONIB RILEY AND
mil NYE- Prose bv Nve no
a,rv by Riity. Illustrations! 10
moo.
k% ENGLISH GIRL IN AMER.
it'A~By Tlulnh Mnttoson Pow.
eli. A most charming account Of
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-21

i sr louis MARKET

IhN
x.,ional Livestock Reporter of st.
Ns 'tig@ M for that market as
q 's sis'esro' says; For saturday a
~ ~, Texas cattle were Oh the
10 m Ne steers At $3.50 to 500
5H NJ steady 10 strong prices.
- Grade cattle were, easier' my no no..
N, lower. \ considerable amount
~ va gu thc inareet, ana lnci Met
siscngo for Texas cattle than
have resulted IN good
hipsswuooiitments. ST. Louis Is not
vi market as Chicago, but Texas
IN f,w exceptions get their
Y. ar money AZ ST Louis. Ont
81 Trims forwarded from st,
t'us Chicago within the past ten
,s-es loads about paid out; the
/. ! LOST quite little money.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-21
CLASSIFIED COLUMN.

Nothinv publshca tr,S ,xc"pt "shns.
tions Wanted"
on Rccount Of tho Increasing dcnsnds up
on the space OF The Gazette, 10th BY adj
vertisers and TO meet the requirements OF
the papers news service, Il Is com
PEELED to discontinue the publication daily
OF trce advertisements for persons desiring
help and Of notices of articles lost or found.
Desiring. however. TO aid the unemployed,
The Gazette viii print three uncs thrive
times FREE for persons seeking employment.
For advertisements OF this character the ci-
cess over three lines aud insertions more than
three will be charged at tho rate OF one
cent word each insertion.
ONE CENT A WORD ADS.
All advertisements under the following
classlncNtions win be charged NJ the rate
OF one cent word each Insertion. aud must
be paid for In advance. This rule Is inyar'
liable and no exception Will be made 10 any
case.
PERSONAL
LOST,
FOUND,
STItNNEp.
STOLEN.
STRAINED or STOLEN.
BUSINESS CHANCES,
WANTED pwELl.INGS.
WANrED-ROuNS.
| MANTEn-BOARn
WANTED REAi ESTATE.
WANrEp-ro EXCHANGE.
WANTED -NllsCELLANEouS
ron RENT.
FOR SALE
HELP WANTED.
WANrED-BoARnhh
Professional financial and other cards
special notices, etc, In this classified de
| partment, 81 20 line per month. Discount
for time ads aud for cash.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-21

r.. na,,vsr Pueblo and Colorado sbrig1ss'
10 ls ~ an ale May 10 good until get.
81 iS Tis III Fort Worth and Denver S''s
Seii.at Mice 4Ol Main street,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-21
ATHlNG OF BEAUTY.


~. ,.aies Of Fort worth are Invited
w, N The Gnzettc business gnies
examine The GageasE @ApiAss
srsnluus saving machine
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-21

rhe Panhandle Machinery amt, ana in
,. me company, corner First ana
lAro ss;ii;ae vols of any depth. They neg
l n3r T prepaFcd to do de yors IN, en- lew W.
nv Eortpst possible notice aqa u w KIM
S ss ,,ossilu priee. frrnlshhlpSS. ,il on them.
and guaranteeing the wen. - ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-21

..s dor soap Kills fees n 9ogs
snfails soid only at Andersons Gun
house.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-21

Joseph Rogers finest cutlery H 1i,,as
an earti; sold only at Anderson gun
hgusq
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-21
,,y,,rH AND PLEASURE RE-
ii SORTS.

arranging your trip for i Ky, s ~
Whena a .ia, forgst the Union farins !.
mer 90 Se,ith aud pleasure Iefgsttt w..
famons ni'yaabio Colorado spflngs ial laat,
peAls,h -, ssit Lake. Utah, iAe 49, he1u
IN, ft,nariea hnd many other pls.f =
81 fgiiy described ip egi X Z Davis
ssns , WIZ agent. i01 Main street
u, vesrs Old Belle p Neisoh
None ply NOR lie AiniisiaH oAh-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-21
GAzETTFS LETTER LlS1.

Advertisers should rcmcmher that letters
directed to initials only are not delivered
through the postonicc. II Initials aro used
they should be directed TO the earc Of some
person, nrm or postonlcc box,
List VI lottera remaining uncancd for Ia
the counting ROOM yesterday at y. ~
Persons calling for them will please say Ad'
Vprii4cd
ca HI
bargain, a K-l
Box 81 N. IA
C.-H y Ft
u A. o.. %. Ii
Miss E.-2 ". L. WI.
houselteeper-l W, TT
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-21

rive hundred Thousand good bard rcd
building brick, For pflcpe write Unlueaylhs
Press nrlot company, Gainesville, Tex
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-21

n You WANT ANYTHING IN TIfAr
llnn write The Tort Worth Stamp CON.
pnny, 5i3 alain street. Fort Worth,
Tea.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-21

n O HALL. JEwEiER clIfAPEHr
honse In the city. BUYS Old RDld Rnd sill
yer. Corner Main aud Eleventh street.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-21

roRr WORM sfilAM pYB wORKs IA.
dies aud Eguih gapnenu VI all hinls
dyed aud clennpi. iiephpg HfoA,, M
Houston street iforl Worm lex Oooda
aont BY express promptly attended 10
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-21

REAL ESTATE DEALERS AND AGENTS
can help out ihulr incs ,u greatly by
milling 10 aptcad the Srnll Weekly bHErifa.
II WORKS Tor fefgs ull tho time Take 40
Rgancy. Write ihe Democrat Publishing
company. Fort worth Icr
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-21
CLASSIFIED COLUMN.


WANTED no MY urRIGWr PIANO.
VIII pay sash, must be very cheap ~ o.,
care GAsotto
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-21

VcASfTn fl00D,. 'siyE. fffgrffe0
agents FOR flle Fort Worth Gaxrfip. VIII
pay big cash c0uimissipna beei9rH We
affen ofer tstrn Inducements. Write for
terms and state whit you can DO Denip-
traf pqliiEhine company. Fort worth
The evening world., 1893-12-21
HANDSOME RUGS GIVEN AWAY.
Carpet Buyers Will Find Bargains
at Truesdell's.

For the balance OF this week Trues-
dell, Spreter & Co., Sth We, 2ith and 18th
SITS. will make. lay and furnish lining
free with all carpets over SOC. per yard.
and also present a handsome rug with
such carpets. Their stock is large and
varied. and the following are but a few
of the specials which they nave to offer:
Moquettes, roc. yard; Wilton Velvets,
Csc. yard; 800 quality Brussels at 72c.
yard; good Brussels. soc. yard; Kidder-
minister Ingram, CSC, yard; Madras In
grain. &c. yard; English Linoleums, CSC.
yard; good oilcloths. l5c. yard; mattingS
&c. yard.
A splendid sale at half price of Japan
ese rugs is also attracting attention, with
the following leaders: Rugs, 1879 feet,
:l2.Sj; lo:6x7.6, Sa.9S; 9x6 feet. $685.; 7xi
In the upholstery department curtains,
&C., many bargains can be found at
prices way below actual vulue.
All purchases Of S. and over will be DC
livered free within one hundred niles,
and during this week the store Will be
open evenings until 1890 o'clock. ,"
The evening world., 1893-12-21
DETECTIVE BECKER ACCUSED.
Charged with Searching n Hous,
Without u Warrant.

James Thompson, of 2Ci Linwood street.
Brooklyn. has rctained counsel to prose
cute Detective Sergeant John T.. Becker.
one Of Commissioners ~Iiayden's latest APP
pointees, who Is stationed in the Seven
teenth Precinct. lie accuses the detec-
tive of forcibly entering and searching
his house without n warrant.
According to Thompson's story, Wolff
Gall. Il secondhand clothing dealer. at
2772 Atlantic avenue, lost four geese, and
told Detective Becker that he suspected
Thompson of stealing them.
Last night, Thompson says Detective
Becker, accompanied by Gall and the
officer on post, went to his house and ac-
cusod him of the theft. Then Detective
Becker said lie Intended to search the
house.
thompson says he protested against
the detective entering without a war;
rant, but he was caught and held bare
headed in the cold night air by the Off
Ger, while Becker made a search, fright
ening Mrs. Thompson, and turning things
topsy turvy. The geese were not found.
Thompson says he complained TO Police
Captain German, and was told not 10
make n fuss about a little thing Ike
thnt'
The evening world., 1893-12-21
COGHLAN PLAYED DETECTIVE.
Then Mrs. Davis Had Him Arrested
for Dlsorderly Conduct.

John Coghlan, thirty years old, Il
butcher living at 3l9 East Forty-hfth
street. and employed by Schwartzchild
~Sulzbergcr & Co, First avenue and
Forty-ffth street. was held In the Har-
lem Police Cour this morning in $500
bail to keep the peace for six months.
The charge against Coghlan was dis
orderly conduct. 1t vas made by Mrs.
Blanche Davis, twenty-five years Old,
who IL living with her brother-in-law,
Thomas Merrigan. at SIS Columbus ave-
nue..
Mrs. Davis Is "A pronounced blonl".
She has not been living with her husband
for five years. He IL now in Cincinnati,
and she Is suing for divorce. The coupl"
have u bright e-year-oll girl named
Blanche, who L. with M"s. DAVIS.
For some time the husband has been
irving to get the custody of the child.
He says he followed Mrs. Davis and
"A man named Hardy to a hotel on Third
avenue where they registered as man
and wife. Later he called on her at
MerriGan's house and upbralded her.
Merrigan put him out.
This happened three months ago, but
It was only after II quarrel bctween Mer-
rigan and Coghlan ON Saturday night
that the charge was made. Coghlan ~
accused OF breaking In the door of Mer-
rigan's house.
The evening world., 1893-12-21
MAC LEANS INVESTIGATION.
Rumors that He Is After the Captain
of an Uptown Precinct.

Supt. Byrnes was suffering from a cod
this morning and did not appear at Head
quarters until 9.l5. nearly two hours later
than usual. He hasn't been feeling well
for several days. His trouble is not grip.
he says.
Fewer politicians tina usual called at
Police Headquarters this morning to in
terview officials there.
The returns from the East One Hun
dred and T~wenty-siXth street station
show that Police Commissioners MacLean
was In Harlem Court yesterday morn
ing, the second visit there since last Sat
urday.
1t was rumored that the Commissioner
was gathering evidence which he intends
TO make the basis of a complaint against
a certain captain in one Of the uptown
precincts. Further, II Is rumored that
Commissioners MacLean Is faniliarizInc
himself with the procedure of the police
justices in dealing with women who
ave been arrested in iisorderly houses
OF course, the Commissioners will NOT
talk about the matter.
The evening world., 1893-12-21
DENIES FRAUDS.
He Says the Story Of Tobacco Re-
bate Steal Is Visionary.
Only S7,17s.46 Has Been Refunded
by the Custom-House.


in which Collector Kilbreth charac,erizes
The announcement FROM Wa sb,ny,o, NJ
Us iom
the unearthing OF a miliion-doiiar FRAUD
in the Custom-House here. The announce
10 a. 49, -, ,sa, .nao,a,
"''"t was w .me e"e|' '""' d op'e
agent from the treasury Department haa
been working here for some time, and In
HE 1o,,i,od ranor, ubou,ad ,h., N. Gov
49,. ~
ernmept had been defrauded out OF N,WO.-
600 IN the ~refundlng OF tobacco rebates.
It ASA charged the New York customs
officials with gross negligence. The pc
riod covered extended from 1889 to the
presont ,,mc
The news was a shock at the Custom
House. This finally gave way to indig-
nation.
49,. -
CHARLES Crawford. the refund clerk
who has been at the head Of the bureau
,or h go, 49,, A. - ,,.n, o,.r
y. 80"
funded on tobacco rebates during the
iast ,n,an,, 800 ~ asso,iu 60 I7V ,c
nnst twenty years. was eNac'iy s'.i'o,4o'
This had all been paid since June IL, 1888.
Under the old law all baled tobacco
was regarded as a unit, II the contents
of a bale averaged &c per cent. of pure
tobacco, a duty OF rs per cent. was paid.
If the average was less, the duty was SET
at rs per cent.
In 1895 the Secretnry Of the Treasury
decided that pro rata duty should be col
iected. The Importers protested and
carried the matter to the courts, In de.
Gliding the BIumleIn case the Court of
Appeals ruled against the Government
Instructions on this decision were sent
out by the Department June ~. 1891
What rebates have heen allowed weTa
basel ,ipon This dec,sion "'e
Rebates on hat were s,,s-
pended by Secretary Foster
The story of the alleged frauds evi.
IDENTIFY arose from the fact that n clerk
named Koehler, from the Customs
Bureau. Washington, was sent here ten
days ago 10 gather in]formatlnn conreyn.
ing the system adopted al the Custom.
House here in tobac Geo rebates No re-.
bates have ever been allowed on the
principle laid down in the decision in
the Schlesinger case. as vet. What this
decision amounts to Is not even known
by the officials in this CITY.
Deputy Collector PHELPS. head OF IN,
Ninth Division. better known az the In "a
division. wrote the Secretary ~ ihr
Treasury a week ago concerning The
reply.
The statement that I have been In
correspondencp with the Deno rtment a,
Washington concerning any fraud IN tba
rebates OF tobacco is absolutely false .
said Collector KIltreth TO an "Eveninr
World" reporter We nre In corr
spondence with the Department dnilv On
all kinds OF subjects. hui This has neve,
been one OF them" ~
The system adopted In refund,ng re-
bates In all cases compeis the filing of a
The evening world., 1893-12-21
WILL STAND TRIAL.
Frieder aud MIR. and Mrs. Herisko-
yitZ Go TO Philadelphia.

Samuel Frieder. OF Si7 Second ven
and Isaac Heriskovitz and his wife. OF
2i5 East Forty-nfth street, who were
arrested last Thursday on a charge OF
swindling Wood. Brown q CO.. OF Phila-
delphia. out OF 5000 worth OF notions
and dry goods, left for that city this
morning In charge OF Detective f. i.
Center.
Immediately after their arrest they got
out "A writ OF hab-as corpus, which was
returnable on saturday. This morning
went to Philadelphia on the requ!sition
issued by Gov, Pattlsnn. Of Pennsylvania.
Frieder in August last opened Il store
at 81 South street. Philadelphia. and the
Heriskovitzs purchased the goods for
him, The store was suddenly closed, the
defendants disappeared and the property
was removed.
The evening world., 1893-12-21
HYDE GOES FREE.
lie Was Exonernted OF the Charge
of Murder To-Day.

James +. Hyde. OF pa West Twenty
second street, a ticket SPECTATOR. was
]exonerated OF n charge of murder In
the tirst degree by Judge Cowing in Part
/. OF the General Sessions to-day. An In
dictment. found by the Grand Jury in
June, 1890, charged him with killing
William Turnhull, another Spectator. In
front OF the Fourteenth Street Theatre
on March %, 1890.
Assistant District-Attorney Davis. who
was given charge OF the case, recon-
menaed the Dismissal of the indictment
on the ground that Hyde acted in self
defense.
An old Indictment against John II.
Kirwln. a real estate broker. of $50
West Thirty-irst street. was dismissed.
He was tried and convicted on Sept. %,
1891. and sentenced TO t~wenty-siN months
The evening world., 1893-12-21
MORE TOBACCO STOLEN.
Three Men Held OH Suspicion In the
Tombs Police Court.

John Farrell. thirty-nine years Did. OF
30 West Houston street; Charles Spier,
~twenty-nine years old, OF 90 Broad
street, and John IL. Albert. thirty-fve
years old, of 80 Greenwich street. were
remanded in the Tombs Police Court
for examination this morning.
They were charged with stealing to-
bacCo from Alhcnstein & Co., No. .
Stone street. Hundreds OF dollars worth
of tobacco has been taken during the
last few months.
Two of the men have been In the EN-
ploy Of Albcrstein & Co.
All of the prisoners were arrested on
suspicion, but they declare their limo.
CeuCe,
The evening world., 1893-12-21
ACTOR DUFFY STOLE A SAW.
Arrested While Playing the Part OF
Slave Driver.

Daniel Duffy, aged twenty-one years,
was held for trial In Norkville Court
to-day on n charge Of Sealing a saw
from Harrington's slaughter-house. 76l
First avenue, and pawning II. He ad-
mitted the theft,
lie was arrested last night while play
ing the part of slave driver In Uncle
Toms Cabin. in Jacobs Third Avenue
Theatre.
The evening world., 1893-12-21
FEMALE CROOK ARRESTED.
I4ottie Bruce, II Noted Plckpocket,
Locked Up In Louisville.

LOUISVILLE. Ky. Dec. 2l.-Lottle
Bruce, a noted p!cpocket and crook,
was arrested here yesterday. Her
picture adorns the Rogues' Galleries OF
New York and Cincinnati.
About a year ago she and a man
known as Bruce robbed a drummer OF
SO, 600 worth of diamonds on a train
between Chicago and Milwaukee.
Bruce Is nov doing time in the pris.
on at J~erfersonville for blowing six
safes at Terre Haute, Ind, and is
wanted in Chicago. Milwaukee. Cincin-
natl and Indianapolis on various charges.
The evening world., 1893-12-21
ROBBED BY THE MAN HE SAVED.
Chicken Thief Turns Burglar and
Fights His BeneCactor.

On the charge OF burglary. Daniel
OtonnOr. t~wenty-three years Did. OF
IA IL East T~hlrty-ninth street. was In
the Yorkvilie Police Court this morning
held for examination. Two months ago
he was charged by his uncle with chicken
stealing, AMI was then save from ar
rest by William J. Rusby. "A stable
keeper, OF 33 Fast Thirty.seventh street.
who gave him work.
II" r"oaid the kindness by breaking
igto the stable last night, knocking
scnsrlrss the man In charge, and when
without his coat, Later in the Night he
was captured.
The evening world., 1893-12-21
HE HAS ANOTHER WIFE.
Babetta Wolf Granted an Absolute
Divorce from Her Husband.

BAbetta Wolf. OF liS7 Second avenue,
was granted an absolute divorce from
her husband, Gustav Wolf, by Judge Nc
Adam, OF the Superior Court, to-day.
The couple were married in his city
Feb, %. 1880. On Dec. IL, 1891, Mrs. Wolf
discovered that her husband had another
wife living. She Immediately left him
he engaged in the grocery business.
Dispositions from Austin residents
were offered In evidence to the effect
that he is living with his other wife In
that city.
The evening world., 1893-12-21

street. Jacob LIGHT. the %1anitor OF the
house, caught him while he was at
work and handed him over to Police
man Campbell. Of the Delaney street
station. who found II pair OF pincers
on the boy.
Policeman Currie. OF the Madison street
sta don. arrested the other two lads I'm
Hamilton street last night as suspicious
characters. Each Of the lads had "A
string OF water pals In his possession,
which ne admitted having stolen. Both
boys were arrested once before on a
liz ,rty ON account of their youth.
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Imprisonment in Sing Sing for crim,-
nally ~assaulting Mrs. Mary Aliin. OF 4a
West Twenty-frst street. on May 20 Of
the same, year, lie appealed and the
holding that the facts presented on the
trial did not warrant n conviction. AS
II IL impossible to secure new evidence
dismissal,
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THREE YOUTHFUL THIEVES.
Precocious Crooks Turned Over to
the Gerry Society.

Justice Noorhis, in Essex Market Court
this morning committed three lads to the
care OF the Gerry Society pending an
Investigation OF the charges made against
them.
They were Charles LANCER, thirteen
years old. OF ll3 Suffolk street; William
Hughes. fourteen years old. OF 81 Monroe
street, and John Smith. fifteen years old.
Of So Hamilton street.
Hughes was caught stealing brass stair
plates from the tenement at les Delaney
The evening world., 1893-12-21
Walter j. weiIkers Is Freed.

Judge McAdam. OF the Superior Court. to-day
granted Walter J. wiekers, an engraver. a de-
cree Of absolute divorce from his wife, Emma.
The couple were married March Il, 1855. and on
Nov, 3 last. the complaint states, Mrs. wiekeTs
was guilty Of Improper conduct with an unknown
man at the Manhattan Hotel. In Sixth avenue.
The evening world., 1893-12-21
BURGLAR SHOT IN CHICAGO.
Dick Henshaw Fatally Wounded
While Housebreaking.
(py Associated Preas.l

CHICAGO. Dec. A.-A burglar entered
the residence or Alfred Luiey. at 1856
Maxwell street, shortly before IL o'clock
last night and was discovered and shot
by Luiey.
County Hospital where he died. II is
said the burglar. was Nick HenshaW. q
well-known crook.