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IN THE WORLD OF LABOR.

The Amaigama'cd brass Workers Union has
contributed $40 to the agitation fund OF III" Cen
trail Labor Federation,
United Machinists' Union No. > has rcoreanitcd
the Socialist Labor Federation as a bona Nj" labor
organization.
William II. King. a member of the I~iousegmi,hs'
Union. Is the candidate Of the Peoples party in
tho Seventeenth Assembly District Of Kings
County.
John ". sowden. OF Local Assembly s.6,2. X.
OF H.. engineers. has been appointed chief en-
Eiuccr In the custon-HouBc, at a salary OF 81 $40
u year.
Charles wcrol,, Frank Jolly and u. wahic
presented credentials 10 the Central Labor Union
yesterday IN delegates u brewers rnion No, l
The credentials were REFERRED TO the Miscellaneous
Section.
The headquarters Of Progressive Carpenters
Union 10. ? has been moved from Tw"nty-nfth
street ami Eighth avenue To Finy-Gnh street and
Third avenue. where the regular meetings are
to take place every Thursday evening.
C~igar-Makers' Union No. II has elected: Isaac
lohles. President, !" Spe'km.srer, Nirc-ir"si-
dent; n. MENDOZA Tre'srr%r; David Icy. Sccre-
mlttrc; NJ. Myers. NJ. EettcnheImcr. }. Hart.
Trustees.
Eccentric A.sooIa,iou Of Enriucors No ? L.
SSlascasiIa' ian. Isipha,,a" AMI Ne:yTaIs eysnng.,
place every Saturday evening,
The Manhattan Iolg" OF ship Carpenters and
Joincrs is preparing Tor \ general fight for the
eight hour w~orEiay In tins city. BroukiSn
and J.rs"y Cl,y, " rr..sClt ship carpenters ar"
working nine hours for 32i.
The ratification meeting u the Socialist Labor
party VIII takr place on saturday evening, Oct.
q. IN linton sll!r"' ana ihr t.ntrsi i;aGbr t"n,
10 tskr rurt In the meeting
The New York Framers' Union ordered a strike
Yesterday on III" Jobs OF ln'srH Moss " Rachel
~ tho Union. Who Was expelled for violation OF
fGlrs.
a mass meeting was hold hy the International
,.-l.k At Whisf after an Aglrts lN AlpNaUlt r
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and the IIebrew-Amerirnn Typographical Union
sent new delegates to the Central Labor Fedora.
ton YESTERDAY. They were admitted with the
execution Of those representing iartrnders' Union
No. l. l.. L. No. !, which has been expelled
from the Hotel and Restaurant Employees va
tional Alliance. This Union also sent delegates
to III" Central Labor Union. which referred the
CREDENTIALS, together with a protest from the
officers NJ the National Alliance. 10 its Grievance
Committee for investigation.
sixteen memh.rs of The Anollo Musical CIub
A ia u NJ T. ara In he ais,iniIpeI hy IN,
Mutual Musical Protective rnio, for having
uI,yrI M n concert, Min mon uho I'D moi he
Ions In the NJ N r A. tbas. mo, w,r,
nrmh,rn Of IN, AroIio cIu, IN. later has in,
.trrr,.i ,hs styt,,n ms, ~. 10 my any 6ns nm
NAV hc Irn,,scI mon thorn hy III. NJ NJ y i
md ~ the latter nbouII c"p.I ,tcs, members IN,
AnrIIn rIuh Vii, 90 Ia Law and h.siIcs request
bryant. rcd labor In hoyrott the NJ. N p
A., ,gr..,.,, w,. .,,.,.d int, a, , con,s-enr,
NJ J.I.rnt.s ,rnm InraI Accumulate p, SSg , eni
S,oi K n nrJ CIr,btpg' rrt,crs' Unions
~ ,nJ % - Of Ia Tho arcc, thn,
mi, nnrga rI,n,r Iii bs,r',or,h co-orr-.,o IN
ali " ~ ma,,ar' "Thss" n,ii.a uUu Email
a. m ,, ,I,hn,, "Iir,rpshIn, ,bai, rb,rtrrg
a, -. moo,tn.s ~ 49,, nnf,nS tr,I. n,.s
,ors Mi h, vybu", "t ,bo rao,ings nj
~ ~ XXX y" r,,,rI,Ia ,niL,, n,Ii
a.. ' EN- H. , ,", r'.nn a., ''
49, "'
Jerome Ntil. James 7. Ar'hihrld, w. r. 'on,
nIlly. George iitItsrhln. J, J. nay, A: J Smltf
and J smith were appointed by the Contra
Labor tnio. Yesterday as a committee to repre-
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MAY DIE WITH HIS SECRET.
William Curran Will Not Say What
Woman Stabbed HIM.

william Curran. thirty-one years old.
a clerk. of SlS East Thirty-fourth street.
walked into Bellevue Hospital last night
suffering from serious stab wounds of the
arm and back. He refused to say how
he received his injuries. Tn police were
notified.
Curran told Detective Tlerncy that he
had been stabbed by IL married woman
at 31S Fast Twcnty-fourth street. He
~exonerated the woman from all blame,
declaring that 1t was his own fault.
Although informed by the surgeon that
his condition was critical he declined
to give the name of the woman. De-
tective Ticrney went to the address
Curran gave him. but failed to find any
one there who knew Curran or anything
of u tabbing case.
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SPORTING NEWS AND GOSSIP.
Charley Mitchell in tho City Seek
ing an Explanation.
Now Jersey Central Bowling
Leagues Schedule.

one OF the principles in the biz boxing
contest that has been apparently
squelchcd. Charley Mitchell. Is In the city
to-day trying to ind out just how 1t all
came about that the authorities 80 sud
denly jumped upon the contest. Judge
Newton IL the man Mitchell Is after. and
the latter expects a comprehensive re-
view of the situation. as we'll as some
sort of an indemnity for the trouble and
expense he has been under In his partial
preparation for the encounter.
Mitchell will get the explanation fast
enough, but he will have to guess
again as far as Inducing Judge Newton
to hand over any cash In recomprnse
for training expenses. or as n forfeit for
the failure to bring about the contest at
toney Island. In the first place Newton
Is clothed with no authority TO act for
the Club, inasmuch AZ he has resigned
from all active membership In 1t. Ergo
he can promise neither CorDett nor
Mitchell a sou for reimbursement for
training expenses.
To be frank in the case. Corbett is
the only one, II either Ia entitled to any
thing. who should get a rebate, 50 to
speak. He has really undergone train
ing at Ashury Park for Il month at least.
Mitchell has been OF the road sparring
In vaudeville pay houses with Jim Hall
week. He probably considers that train
inF, AMI maybe 1t ls. Corbett Is out OF
pocket more than Mitchell by far. He
hadn't booked any dates for this season
prior to the contest In December.
Had there been no NEGOTIATIONS for the
affair at toncy Island Corbett would
now be sparrIng on the road In Gentle
man Jack" and provaDiy clearing 81, 900
n week. 1t Is barely possible that some
soothing Information may be gained by
Mitchell and Corbett In a lay or two,
anent the contest. Those " no are on the
inside 81 the G. !. A. G. may have a
little up their sleeves thai will war
rant them in limiting to the boxers that
they shouldn't despair altogether.
Perhaps In the whirliEiK OF time things
may be so ironed out that n boxing con
test for scientific points may take place
ut the island. II that be so. the public
VIII he just as well satisfied to see Cor
bott and Mitchell compete. Hut the
crowd wouldn't be anywhere near as
great as If the contest were to he as
originally planned.
The New Jersey CENTRAL Bowling
League is n live organization which In
cludes most OF the towns along the
line Of the Jersey Central Railroad
from Jersey city to Westfeld. Their
season will open Noy. ]. and this is the
schedule for the tournament, published
for The first time:
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AFTER STEWARDS WILL AGAIN.
Cousin Alexander Gets New Evil
dence and Renews the Attack.
IIo viii Try to Prove Ills Relations
ship This TIM.

A retrial OF the suit Of Alexander
Stewart against eX-jGdSe Henry Hilton
for IL share OF the m ions lett by Alex.
andcr T. Ste Ndrt. was begun to-day be.
tore Chief Judge DAILY. in the Court Of
Common Pleas.
asserts that he Is a cousin
once removed Of tile late \. T. Stewart.
His suit WIS dismissed on the first trial
because h" could not establish his rela-
t~ionshii. This time, however. he has
some new evidence. a man Of the name
OF Fox, formerly partner OF A.. I.
stewart. having been examined on COM
mission abroad.
rho suit Is an action In "lertnlrut. IN
which the stewart will IL attacked.
William VI. ScCor appears tor the
plaintiff. The defendant Is represented
br iiorac, Russell. rilihu Root and 9th
rrs. The worl; OF 2rt.ing a jury Was VI
progress, and one Juror had been &C.
l"ctcl when Mr.. SrcOr was taken sick
ANA asked for an adjournment until to-
morrow, which was granted.
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1T PUZZLES THE LEADERS,
Unable to Fathom the Feeling as 10
' Maynard.

Senator Hill will speak In the Academy
OF Music in Brooklyn tonight. He is
expected to make his promised defense
OF Maynard.
Gen. a. c. Barnes will preside over the
meeting which will be called 10 order by
Thomas L. PeGrsall, the Democratic
nominee for Justice Of the Supreme
Court.
Mayor Body will speak on the munich
pal affairs of Brooklyn. EX-Police Com
missioner James D. Bell and Gen. Barnes
will also make addresses.
The Bar Association Is preparing an
address on the Maynard case which will
be the closing argument by the Associa-
ton. The address Ia being prepared by
Frederic X. Coudert for the judiciary
Committee of the Bar Association. 1t
is said to be Il strong arraignment of
the machine and Candidate Maynard.
Senator Hill Is wanted in Buffalo and
Albany, where there IL reported to be
disaffectiOn over the Maynard ticket.
The Democratic campaign managers
are worried, not because they have re-
ceived bad or alarming reports. except
in opposition to Maynard In certain
quarters, which would merely indicate
a slight falling off In the majority, but
because they have been unable to fathom
with any degree of accuracy the feeling
Of the people with regard to Maynard.
The evening world., 1893-10-23
CHAIRMAN WILCOX's BIG MAIL.
Women Write for Instructions on
How to Vote.

Chairman Hamilton Wilcox. OF the
woman's Suffrage party's State Com
mittee, is being overwhelmed with let
tiers. They come in reply to the Commit
tees request that all women who desire
to register and vote for School Commits
sioners at the election to be held Nov. 7
should write to him for instructions.
All the women In the state who have
registered or have attempted to register
are expected to send their experience to
Mr.. Wilcox, and all election officers who
register women are requested 20 send d
notice of the fact to the Chairman by
the first mall.
work in attending to the affairs OF the
woman SuffragiStS.
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Mr.. MYERS DECLINES.
Will Not Accept the Iudependen.
Nomination.
He T~elcaraphs to Messrs. Swayne,
Cutting and Kelly.
Efforts Yet TO Be Made to Induce
Him Co Accept.

"The Evening World'' IL In n position
to state positively that Comptroller
Myers will not make the race as an in
dependent candidate for the Office he
now holds. In answer. to an Inquiry 10y
The Evening World" he sent this re-
ply from Chicago:
Just wired swayne, Cutting and Kelly, city
Club, could not consistently accept nomination.
This Is the despatch referred to in the
above.
CHICAGO. Oct. -. 1898.
To. Wager swaync, Il. Fulton Cutting, Ertnond
Telegram received. While keen!y appreciate
the great honor conferred upon me by ny noni-
nation. | regret cannot consistently consent to
its acceptance. WIN eNplGln more fully On my re-
turn. TiEO. W. MYERS
Notwithstanding this declination, the
managers OF the independent movement
have not given up hope to induce MIR.
Myers to make tn" race.
Gen. Swayne, whO VA Chairman of
the Cooper Union meeting which placed
MIR. Myers IN nomination.. said this
morning:
This movement has had too strong an
impulse and has been too prevalent to be
given, up so easily
What curse viii It AXE now?"
THAT viii be lief, t. a decision OF
q conference to be held ut the rooms of
the City Club. on Fifth avenue, to-
"W.ho will. be present at the confer
ence?' asked the reporter.
You will have to see Mr.. Kelly abou,
that was the reply.
Mr.. Kelly was too busy to see any
one, so 1t was said ut his office in the
Equitable Building.
Gen. swayne did not conceal his dis
appointment.
If we had not been led to think that
nlr. Myers would accept we would not
' have nominated him." he said.
In the belief that he would be the
standard-bearcr of the Independent
voters his certificate of nomination was
filed with Supt. Byrnes at Police Head
quarters at i.lO o'clock or Saturday ar
ternoon.
The certificate. which bears the ac-
Acknowledgement of 600 voters, was oficl-
ally. recorded at Q o'clock this morning.
IT ,desiSnates as the city Party" the
Independent organ. 2ation which nomi-
mated Mr.. Myers for Comptroller.
Chief Clerk Delamatcr. who has charge
of the election business for the Police
Board, said the certificate was not In
regular form. the names of the President
and Secretary OF the Convention not
being signed to 1t.
Independent nominations close at mid
night tonight, and uniess Mr.. Myers's
name Ia Withdraw n 1t Will be printed on
the ballots. providing the nomination GER
tificate Is not rejected as irregular.
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The Money He Had When He Left
Homo Was Missing.

The body of the man found In the
woods near Cypress Hills Cemetery,
Brooklyn. Yesterday Is thought to be
that OF Martin Remken, n butcher, who
carried on business at 1880 Bushwick
avenue. Although the body was half
decomposed, letters and receipts found
In the coat pockets indicate that 1t was
the butcher.
Remken left his home Sept. 2 last with
a large amount of money and stated
that he was going to market. Early the
same evening he was seen boarding Il
Canarsie train in East New York.
Since then nothing was seen OF him.
When the body was found no money
was found upon 1t. The wife of the. de-
ceased, who lives with her four children
ut 1879 Bushwick avenue. stated this
morning that she believed that her hus-
band had beer. foully dealt with. lie was
of a jovial disposition, his business was
prosperous and he had no reason to take
his own life.
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WITNESSES FROM FRANCE.
They Are to Testify IN the Leroux
Robbery and Smuggling Case.

The four French witnesses who are to
testify in tho Leroux jewelry robbery
smuggling case arrived here yesterday
on La Champagne, n called to-day IN
Deputy Collector Dudley II. Phelps, of
the Law Division, at the CustOm-House.
Three of them, Lacroix, Belabeile
and Delacour. are diamond merchants
OF Par.s. They were accompanied by a
Partisan detective. They have been
summoned by the United States Govern
ment to give testimony In the COM
plicated case.
Adolphe Leroux and his wife We're ar
rested by the Brooklyn police last May
with jewelry variously estimated to be
worth from 5000 to $50. 600.
The case will come up before Judge
Benedict next Wednesday in the United
claim the jewelry was stolen; the United
States authorities say II was smugg!ed.
The evening world., 1893-10-23
CROKER INVITED VOORHEES,.
Rut h Senate Leader Couldn't
-. Come to New York just Now.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 23.-Last week
Senator Voorhees, received n telegram
from Richard Croker asking him to
come to New York City and address the
Democracy Thursday night of this
week, the occasion being the opening OF
the State campaign by a big meeting In
the Tammany Wigwam.
Mr.. Voorhees, replied tina HI would be
pleased to do 80 II the condition of the
business of the Senate was such that
he could get away. To-day. however.
he wired Mr.. Croker that II vol be i'm
possible for him to leave the city.
Mr.. Voorhees, said that he believed he
would be doing his duty by the party
and the country by remaining at his
posed of.
The evening world., 1893-10-23
VICTIMS OF A WRECK.
Bedell, Injured on Staten Island.
Will Recover.

TOTTENVILLE. S. l., Oct. 23.-Wal-
lace Bedell. the fireman or Engine 3. of
the Staten Island Rapid Transit Rail
road Company, who was seriously in
jured yesterday afternoon by jumping
from the cab to prevent being killed in
the open switch collision at Tottenville,
was this morning pronounced out of
danger.
The remains of Conductor Frank
Davis, who was crushed to death while
applying the air brakes. will be taken
to his late home at Dover Plains, n. Y.
Supt- Frank s. Cannon made an OFF,
cial investigation this morning at his
Office in Whitehall street. New York.
The evening world., 1893-10-23
DlRECTUM AND MASCOT MATCHED
Record Trotter and PAGER TO Race
for $5, 900 . Side.

LEXINGTON, Ky. Oct, 2,-Monroe
Salisbury has matched the black colt
pirectum. 2G5 IL. against the PAGER
Mascot. 20i. holder OF the worlds pac-
ing record. In IA race.
Diroctum IL the champion for two
year-old trottinE stallion. fastest four
ysar-old OF amy sex, fastest stallion,
and holds the worlds trotiing, record
stations. The match is for $500 II side.
and will be trotted at Columbus. o..
over the Fleetwood track,
Eb Geers offered TO match Robert j.
against Mascot for 5000 to $500 q side.
but Masrot's owner refused.
The evening world., 1893-10-23
DOWN AN KMENT.
slseping-Car Passengers Have Mar
row Escapes from Death.

PfTTSBURG, Pa, oct. 23.-The Balti-
more and Ohio vestibule train which
left Chicago at s o'clock last evening
ran into an open switch Mt Gallery
Junction, on the Pittsburg and West
crn Division of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railway, twenty-five miles west of
Pittsburg at 100 o'clock this morning.
The engine and -four sleeping cars
were dCrailcd. one of the sleeping
cars went over m ombankment.
Although many of the passengers
jumped from the doors and windows of
the train, not one was seriously in
iulrl,
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THINKS HE'S FULL OF IRON.
Young John Fss!cc becomes Insane
A.ter Seeing the WORLDS Fair.

At the office Of s. A. Ess!ck, inventor
Of prlnting-telegraph machincs,l nroad-
way, it was said this morning that Mr..
f.ssick or one OF his sons would probably
start for Garfield, O., this afternoon In
bring home his son, John F;sslck. who
is sale 10 be insane At that place.
John was returning from the worlds
Fair. where H. HAD been spending sew
cral weeks. We left the train 1T Gar
field about miunight saturday, and after
wandering about the hills all night was
taken in charge by j. Is. Nayior, VINO
city.
Essick imag!nes he is full OF iron, and
said II he had stayed out another night
he would have been turned into o statue.
The evening world., 1893-10-23
news Of THE STAGE WORLD.
Louis Masssn Leaves the Willard
Company.
Manager Palmer Secs Willard as
Hamlet"

Louis Masscn and his charming wife,
Marie burroughs, who during their stage
career have never yet been separated,
are now apart. MIR. MrsSen. II Is re-
ported. has left y. $. WIZARDS company.
In which Miss Burroughs Is leading
iaLy. lie was cast. 1t appears. for In
f,rior parts. and his dignity could not
endure that. \ short time ago 1t was
rumored that MIR. II Mrs. Masscn
were going to star.
The evening world., 1893-10-23
FOUND A COLONY OF TWENTY.
Report Of Detectives Hired by
Prook,yn Republicans.

The various branches OF the Citizens
Union of Brooklyn will hold meetings to-
night.
Charles A. Schieren, George Il. Elliott.
+. W. Hinrichs and Edward NJ. Grout
will address a mass-meeting to he held
at Willoughby avenue and Broadway UNI
der the auspices OF the Citiz, MS Union.
The Republicans are busy locating al
legged cases of fraudulent registration
apd colonizing by the Democrats.
The matter Is In charge of special
detectives, who reported to Foster s.
Backus and Jacob Bremen that they
registration In one clearinghouse.
The evening world., 1893-10-23
FOUR MORE IDENTIFIED.
Eighteen OF the Tw Five Battle
Creek Wet ma Have Been Claimed.

BATTLE CREEK. Mich. Oct. 23.-Four
more bodies Of the victims of Fridays
wreck on the Chicago and Grand Trunk
were positively identified this morning.
They are:
J. r.. brown. s~trathroy, Ont. Mr.. and Mrs.
oliver Darlan. TilSonburg. Ont. and Mrs. Eveline
A. Aldrich. of Edwardsburg. Mich.
This makes eighteen in all that have
been positively identified.
Two Colgrove brothers, Of London,
Ont, have partially identified their
father, and relatives of Mrs. Miller, Of
New York, have also partially iden-
tilted her remains.
Others known to have persisted and
whose bodies lave not yet been idcnti-
fled, are Father Clark. OF Brantford,
Ont: j. a. Wood. of Odessa, N. Y,
and Mrs. L. *. Warner. of Brockport,
N Y.
The evening world., 1893-10-23
,nu2n. Fnterips a House.

William Albreeht VAS held for examination In
the Gates Avenue Police Court this morning on a
charge Of burxlary.B. \. Van Theun. who lives on
Sostrabd avenue. captured Aibrecht as he was
attempting TO gain an entrance In the Van Thsun
residence by means VI false ae!s,
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l;nre,s a Lost CT.

liatrou rravers, of Police Headquarters. has
In her care this morning a three-year-oid, blue.
eyed light haired girl. who was found at the cor
ner Of one Hundrei and Twenty-sixth street and
Of the East One Hundred end r~Septy-slStL street
station.
The evening world., 1893-10-23
GU. OF the County jail.

FAR RoCKAwAY, L. l., Oct. 21--An'onio
Rafall, an Italian lahorer, employed at Rockuway
Beach, who was serving a term of Imprisonment
for some minor orensr, escaped from The county
jail this morning,
The evening world., 1893-10-23
BERLIN BREAKS HER RECORD.
With Improved Machinery She Re.
ducss Her Tine Five Hours.

Che steamship Berlin, of the American
Nine, arrived here to-day from South
ampton. after Il passage OF $ days, 7
hours and 80 minutes, having beaten
her own best previous time from South
hampton by i've hours, This was due to
Improved machinery.
Among the passengers onthe Berlin
were Right Rev. NJ. y. Gilbert, Bishop
OF Minnesota, Rev. c., w. York, Capt.
s. Murphy, and Mrs. G, +. Waite.
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struck by a r., l.. II w. Train.

ORANGE, y. j.. Oct. 22-Tho thrce-year-o,i
child NJ James Murtha, while playing on the tack
OF tho Delaware, I.ackawahna and Western Rail
road thls morning. east Of Cone street, vas struck
by u irelgAt-trhin engine. The chlil's arm was
40 horribly mansled that II was found necessary
TO amputzte H.
The evening world., 1893-10-23
GLOUCESTER ENTRIES.

GLOUCESTER RACE TRACK. Oct.
o3.-The entries and probable starters for
Tuesdays races are:
FIRST Rsce-Fiye furlongs: selling,
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Capt. Crnnfield and the crew of VAL
kyri- will sail on the White Star steamer
TeutoniC Wcjnrsday. They viii he on
t"rtainrd At IA banquet tonight In Pros
pect Hall. South brooklyn.
Article Of agreement have been signed
by Martin Muldoon, the heavyweight
wrestler. and -. A. HeintZelman for n
wrestling contest at Niles. o., oct. ~.
The conditions are that Muldnon IL 10
throw Ieint2rlmHn fiv" times In success
sion in one our or forfeit 500 mud the
receipts.
To T.. II. P.-Mitch-lrs height Is ac-
ccptcI as live feet nine inches.
In the local srrles between the New
York and brooklyn cams, averages for
batting were B~rooklyns. IN New
Works. .267: for fielding. ~Brooklyns.
.s5i, New York, .953,
The evening world., 1893-10-23

'wHEN pain and anguish wiring the brow
A m!nisteitng angel thou --BEoAo-sELrzER. -