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The evening world., 1893-11-22
ADVERTISED FOR MEN.
Lehigh People Receiving Appl.ca-
lions in THIS City.

In response to the following advertise
ment "a crowd of perhaps a hundred men
gathered in the billiard-room of the
United States Hotel this morning:
WANTED-LornmotiNe engineers. nrempn, freight
train conductors and brakcmon. for work out Of
New York city. Apply, after l \. NJ, at Hill
lard room, Pearl st. entrance United states
Hotel. Fulton a. fearl s'r.
A big man was stationed at the door
leading to the billiard room. In answer
to Il question if the men were wanted
for the Iehigh road, the sentry sale
they were.
The billiard-room was filed with men
waiting TO see the MAJ in charge-a tall.
well dressed man, who had an air of
authority. The crowd was composed
mostly of young and middle-aged men of
respectable appearance.
As each applicant was called up to see
the boss he was asked IL he had his
railroad paners. Those who had not
were told to return when they got them
that nothing could be lone without the
papers.
Clined TO say anything to reporters. The
questions whether tn" men were for the
Lchlgh road. who he was and whom he
represented brought out the answer,
say. Nothing at all"
An event similar to the foregoing
took, place during TIL" Buffalo switch;
Erie roads in August. 1892. All the New
York papers contained advertisements
one morning requesting railroad switch
men desiring employment out OF town to
under the United States Hotel.
They were received simply by Mr..
Sullivan, who refused to say whore the
men were to he sent. Applicants were
l~eSiancc to the Company. and they were
promised protection against strikers.
The evening world., 1893-11-22
BOTH SIDES CONFIDENT.
New Hands Discouraged from Work
at Phillipsburg nnd Easton.

PHlLLIPSBURG. y. j., Nov. 22.-It
was quiet at this place this morning, and
a. Easton. which is just across the State
line, strikers stood around in groups
discussing the situation and waiting for
developments.
Passenger trains are running through
this place and Easton from different
points, but AL hehind time. Three freight
trains have been sent out from here
since Yesterday.
About twenty-five of the 1N4 locomo-
tive crews of the Lehlgh Company at
Easton are still at work. A large num-
bcr Of men from Pennsylvania and
PouGhkeepsie, n. Y, ave arrived to
take the places of the strikers.
When the new hands made their APP
pearance the strikers did all they could
without resorting to violence to dis
courage the new hands from going to
work Some of the men became fright
encd and returned to their homes last
night. Others went away this morning.
The Railroad Company shows no signs
of giving in to the strikers. and officials
say they are running their passenger
trans and are getting men together
4 to operate the freight trains. They
claim that they can get all the men
thev want.
They also say the strikers have made
threats against tho life of Supt. Don
nelly, and have also threatened to ditch
President Wilbur's car.
q Leaders Of tho brotherhood in this
section are confident of winning the
strike.
The evening world., 1893-11-22
CONDUCTOR RETURNS TO WonK,
His Action Creates a Stir in Perth
Amboy.

PERTH AMBOY, y. j., Nov. G2.-The
situation, as far as the strike is con-
ccrncd, remains practically unchanged.
\ conductor in the freight service of the
Lehigh, Frank Tooker, fireman of Lin
coin Hose Company. returned to work
to-day. His action will cause a change
in the arrangements for the annual Fall
reception of the hose company next
month.
lockers name appears as n member
OF the committee In charge of the aiIair,
and to-day a petition was presented to
the officials of the hose company to re-
moe his name from the posters.
The pay car of the lGhigh road is eN-
pected to reach here about l o'clock to-
day.
It Is believed that such action is to
demonstrate to the strikers that ii Is the
intention of the omC!als to stand by the
proclamation of President Wilbur. which
gave the strikers until noon to-day to
report back to work.
4 little more activity was noticed
along the coal docks this forenoon, and
two engines were showing coal cars back
and forth through the yards.
No freights left the yards this morn
ing. Tho local passenger service be-
tween here and South Plaintield was
said to be operating as usual.
The evening world., 1893-11-22
PERMANENT RECEIVERS NOW.
M. M. O'Rrien and j. g. Cannon
for Madison Square Bank.
Grand Jury Considoring Charges
Against the Omcers To-day.

Deputy Attorncy-Gcncra Hogan made
a motion in Supreme Court. Chambers,
before Judge Beach to-day for the dis
solution OF the Madison Square Bank
on the ground of insolvency.
No opposition was made to the motion
by the officials of the insolvcnt bank.
At the request of the attorneys, n prl-
vate hearing was held in one of the
stenographer's rooms.
HE only witness examined was state
Bank Examiner A. c. Judson. He swore
that the liabilities of the bank exceed
the assets by $sO,OoO.
Lawyer Cntermeycr appeared as Coun-
sci for the receivers, and Lawer Lauter-
bach for the bank.
At 1 O'Clock Judge Beach signed the
order asked for by Deputy Attorney
General Hogan.
The order appolnte Miles NJ. o'Bricn
and James G. Cannon the temporary
receivers. permanent receivers. and re-
qulres a bond OF $4,000 from each.
IT ~desiGnates places OF deposit FOR the
c~civers. The Central Trust COMPANY,
Farmers Loan and Trust Company,
state Trust Company, Mechanics ana
Traders Bank. broadway National
I DdIh dlll 4NiNlDIldl li' ~
with the order Is filed a hnal state
mont from State Bank Examiner iudson
showing the value of the assets held by
the Bank August 2 to he 81 ,6l2, 202.S6 and
the total liabiitiesSl .9SS, G79.67. The capt
tai stock is considered as liabilities,
leaving the actual liabilities In excess of
the assets as stated.
All the papers in the complaints
against tn President and directors of
the Madison Square Bank We're laid be-
fore the Grand Jury this morning.
At precisely II o'clock Assistant Dis
trict-A Attorney Davis entered the Grand
Jury room, burdened with Il huge stack
of flies Of papers and rolls of tabulatcd
financial statements. Soon afterwards
the Grand Jury sent for the piStrict-At-
torney, as they desired to have Mr..
Nicoll give them information and legal
advice az to the several charges on which
indictments are sought.
Cashier Lewis Thompson and Bank
! Supt. Preston were the only witnesses
examined up to noon, when the Grand
Jury adjourned.
IT is expected hat the facts in the
ooinpIaints will occupy the attention of
the Grand jury for several days.
1t is generally believed in the District
Attorneys Office that true bills will be
found against President Blaut, McDor-
aid and SOulard.
The evening world., 1893-11-22
MILITIA NOT NEEDED.
Tho Sheriff Denies a Request to Call
for Troops at sayre.

TINTTRA, \. T., Nov. 2l.-Quietness
still rcigns at Sayre, although the sup
pressed excitement is intense, m 1t was
greatly increased by the rumor that a
large number Of mon were coming from
Buffalo to take the strikers places.
The men constantly counsel peace, and
advice against viulrnc" OF amy klhiu' bul
thry pril their teeth whe there Is talk
~ moving freight trains. and say 1t shall
not be done. They stand closer to-
G,thcr this morning than ~ tn ",r'lnf
Thr sheriff has Inn 'sI-r1 - m't" n
call for militia, hut has decided the si'ua-
tiOn does not yet d'm'ili H. but IN"
passenger train Arrived yesterday, ,,,.
morning the cruWd about the depot and
the yards is the largest that has yet
gathered, and the men ali wear a de-
Inrmlnel air.
The evening world., 1893-11-22
P0RP0ISES IN THE HARLEM.
A Sma all School Attracts Many Hunt
ing Parties.

The Harlem River this afternoon. be-
tween the Third and Fourth avcndc
bridges, is thiCkly covered with rowboats
containing parties equipped with all
kinds of firearms and fishing tackle.
The hunters are in search OF "A small
choOl Of rorpoises which entered the
river at 1880 this morning.
Four of the pOrpoiscs have been soon
at different times, and ii is supposed
that there are many more OF them in the
school.
The big fish are 9ccminEly PLAYING in
the narrow, shallow channei, frequently
exposing themselves on the surface "
CTs.
II is supposed that the pnrpoiscs came
through Bronx Kills into tho river from
the Sound, where 1t Is staid they abound.
1t is ten years since any porpOis"s
have before made their way into the
Harlem.
The evening world., 1893-11-22
WANT TO JOIN The TIGER HUHT.
Organizations Apply for Member
ship in the aSti- Tanmany League.

The anti-Tammluy movement which
was launched on the sea IF politics last
night nj the meeting in tho Union Square
Hotel promises to be II success. Ch&r'ca
Steckler this morning received several
letters from Independent organizations
in the sixteenth and Eighteenth Dis
lriCts signifying their WILLINGNESS to Join
the new rartN. Tho t~nvHift,s ur rau
appointed II arrange for . wLss-mcctiug
.at wuICn tn" pi"ln 81 tEr new u"gunIa.-
lion will hp ratified win moot tomorrow.
The meeting win be hold in Cooper
Union. Some man of prominence ike
COMPTROLLER Theodore ". Myers or John
ii. Flagler will be asked to preside.
The evening world., 1893-11-22
MORE SILVER BILLS COMING.
so says Col. ISaac Trunoo, O U:an
iitHN Owner.

CT lsaac Trumb,, extensive mine
owner of Utah, and a large delegation Of
Wes.crn silver Wr0, are in town. They
will hold a conference here AMI then
move IN to Washington.
At the Fifth a"rnUr Hotel to-day Cnl.
Trumb5 III! 10 m Evening Wor.d' rr-
porter:
"S,uc" the passage Of tn" Repeal Till
Eastern fox have !oIud th,y have
ng';Gi Inc "r2nS '%inni AT IN" ,l, IRE
Yer bills i~riTolpcgi. and ~ are sure Il
Il free and unlimited coinage NJ Amer
can silver. Every Western CONGRESSMAN
silver I'LL m his POCKET"
The evening world., 1893-11-22
PRIEST VERSUS BURGLARS.
Father Els Was Wou-dsi. but Savet
HIS Collection.

COLUMBUS, O., Nov. 22-Between
I ami . O'Clock this morning Father Els,
Of the ucrri Heart Church. discovered
two hlr-lars in his house, and had a
tusslr with them, during which five
shots were fired by them. one taking
slight .loct I'm The priests arm.
Father Els had ST. lying on his table,
tn. result II a collection. The men es-
capped hut without any booty,
The evening world., 1893-11-22
no NEWS OF MINNIE.
William Keha'oe's Personal IMAM
swered by Ills Missing Daughter.

NEW K0rHELLE. Nov. Civilian
kohllor, father of thu missing fifteen
,rar-old N'nnia E"haloo. has received
no tidings Of his daughter nor answer
tn this Personal he inserted in a New
York paper:
M. E.-Nnow all, but forgiven; only
write home. FATHER"
IL THINKS some one has taken ad-
v~antag" OF Minnic's weak mental con-
dition aad entiCCl her away. Chief OF
Police NcGuirk denies that he mas I'M
dor surveillance any schoolboys on sus-
pIClun thlt they KNOW something of the
girls disaQpearauCe.
The evening world., 1893-11-22
NO COAL FAMINE FEARED.
Lehigh Valley Strike Cannot P!ach
Now York's Poor.

People VINO have been dreading a rise
in the price of coal as a result of the
strike on the Lehigh Valley Railroad
and a possible sympathetic strike IN the
Jersey Central can draw a long breath
again.
Coal producing companies. wholesalers
n rCatil dealers, seen to-day by Even
ing World'' reporters say New York has
too many venues for receiving coal to
he seriously embarrassed by the tie-up
of one or two Coal-carrying roads.
Even should there hc Il sympathetic
tie-up, the stock of coal in New York
city and at nearby ports would last a
long while. The big private consumers
transient trade the coal dealers have full
stocks.
The evening world., 1893-11-22
ELECTRIC ROAD TO CHICAGO.
I;s Building from New York said q
Pc Almost Assured.

CLEVELAND, Nov. @.-The lose
talkel-of elevated electric railroad -
tween Chicago and New York win. In
All probability. be built.
During the last eighteen months there
have been numerous secret meetings
held In this city, Another began yester-
day and will continue throughout to-
day.
Capital from New York to st. Louis IL
Interested In the AFFAIR. and a SUM
GENTLY large amount has been secureo
by the projectors to insure Its success.
The evening world., 1893-11-22
TROUBLE AT boUnD BROCK.
LehiRh Towerman Attacked Sheriff
Callsd Upon.

SOMERVILI.E. n. j., Nov. @'-onl%
two eastbound and three westoound pas
songer trains passed through here y"St'r-
day over the Lehigh Valley road. Al Bound
Brook there are over Il hundred coal cars
and twenty-five loaded freight cars tied
up in the yard. a
for protection, as one of its towermen
was attacked last night. This mornlns
the Sheriff sworc In two specia. deputles
Others will be sworn in tomorrow.
A mar named WoodE was placed ~
charge or the Bound Brook station N
place OF the regular agent wac went on
The evening world., 1893-11-22
ON WATCH AT WILKESBARRE.
For Union Mon Who Yield TO Pres.
dent Wtlbur's Ultim etum.

WILKESBARRE, Pa, Nov. 22.-This
Is the fourth day Of the strike, II the
two c~ontending forces occupy about the
same position on the field of battle that
they did the first day.
The passenger service of the road Is
more crippled to-day thar yesterday.
According to President Wilbur's ulti-
matunl the strikers are given until noon
to-day to report for duty. The depot
here Is crowded with excited men. and
all eyes are on the stairs leading to the
Superintendent's Office. hus far only
two brotherhood men have been seen to
enter.
The evening world., 1893-11-22
MANY ROBBERIES REPORTED.
Sneak-Thievss Arc Having . Har-
vest in Brooklyn.

Sneak thieves entered the apartments
OF Mrs. Mcdonald, 81 Johnson street,
Brooklyn, this morning and stole a
quantity of clothing.
George RugCcin. of lS9 Washington
street. reported tina $50 worth Of wear
ing apparel had been stolen from his
furnished room.
Miss Margaret Driscoll, who is stop
ping at the st. George Hotel. asked the
police to find a shawl worth s2S. which
was stolen from her room this morning.
Annie Keefer, of II Myrtle avenue, re
ported to the police to-day that she was
robbcl of a gold watch and chain and
cape worth $50. and Margaret Conan, of
the same address, lost SO worth OF
clothing at the same time.
The evening world., 1893-11-22
ON THE ROCHESTER DIVISION.
T.c-up Not So Com plete-New To-
lsgraphe-s Engaged.

ROCHESTER,. Nov. 22.-The tie-up on
ihe Rochester Branch of the I-ehish
Valley Railroad is not so complete
this II orning as it was last night.
Three trains were sent out from the
station at Crouch's Island before 9.45
to-day, each N with a full crew
ana composed of the regular compile
meat OF bassage-cars and passenger
coaches
An operator from the eWstern Union
has charge OF the wires in the depot
to-day. and word was sent from Buffalo
this morning that ten operators would
leave there before noon, bound for
Rochester, TO replace the strikers OF
this division.
The evening world., 1893-11-22
BOLD HIGH WAY ROeBER..
Petroptnto Held On to One OF His
ASSISTANTS.

There was a bold highway robbery at
the corner of Park Row Il Pear street
at I o'clock this morning.
AS Joseph P~rtropinto. a wcll-tp-do
fruit merchant, was passing That poin,
he was suddenly bounced upon 10y two
men.
The largest one Of the men sc,lcl
Prtropinto abou' the body. cortiniug his
arms to his sides. while the OthC: man
took his gold watch aid chain and ran
away.
PrtroplntO held on TO the other man
until the arrival OF a policeman. In the
ToTNs Police Court the prisoner, who sal.
his name Was Frank Frawley, WAS held
for trial.
The evening world., 1893-11-22
Russian Admiral Will Visit tho
Sultan.
CBy Associated Press,

LONDON. Nov. 22.-The Berlin CORE
s%pondent Of the Daily Telegraph says
that Admira! Avelan. of the Russian
fleet. will pay his respects TO the Sultan
of Turkey at an early day. \ Turkish
steamer will meet him outside the Darda-
nelles and convey him to Constants
nople.
The evening world., 1893-11-22
ny Man or Woman % %R5 9Tw% %S 66 %So 9 s% % 2O-Word Advt. for 10 Ger

the onGiNcer, h ordered his fireman TO
ret Into tn" cab. and, amid the BOOTS and
engine was backed int, tho r,iind-hoise.
II was reported at , o'clock that the
Lchigh would try to move freight at 3
o'clock.
Thirtv-threc new men have been en-
gagged by Agent Rundio for work.
The cars viii be taken over the Cen
trdl. This will be a test of tn" telling
among the CCntral's men. Trouble is
expected.
The evening world., 1893-11-22
NEW YORK CoUHIYGETS $3.50, 900.
Settlement Ct Tho .u-chnss Money
for Wards Island.

\ settlement was reached to-day be-
tween STATE Comptroller Campbell and
city COMPTROLLER Myers about the pay
ment of the 81, OO0.Wn purchase money for
that part of Wards Island which the
city bought from the State.
Tn" STATE VIII get $1,000, New York
Couuty $4,000, and various other coun-
tics 80. ~.
The money "a due TO the counties for
u" care Of insane patirntS which were
sent u them from Wards Island when
tuc island wa used aS an immigrant
station by the State Emigration Com
m~issiuu"l"l
Bonds for the money, less the amount
due - tn" city. will be issued at the
next meeting Oi the Board of Estimate.
The evening world., 1893-11-22
WHATS PkRkhURST AFTERl
ia acd Lawyer loss Cain Oh Dis
tr.c'-attorHev Sicoll.

Rev. pr. parkhUrst and Lawyer Frank
Mo-a. Of tn" Society for the Prevention
Cf Crime. ,Ii,"i nj the District-Attor-
H,y's Office Ibis To-nnS. and had a
short talk wiki Mr.. Niroll in his pr
waite Office.
MIR. Nicoll refused to state the nature
of pr. R~grkhuysi'S visit. ana Or. Park
hurst ais refused to talk.
The evening world., 1893-11-22
FREIGHT In BUFFALO YARDS.
Switchmen Officially Avow Their
Sympathy with the Strikers.

BUFFALO, Nov. 22.-There was no
change in the Lchigh Valley strike stu
alton here this morning.
Freight, consisting mostly of iron ore,
coal and machinery is still in the Lee
nigh yards.
The switchmen have given official as
surance of their sympathy with the
strikers. and word has been wired to
the grand masters of the several orders
to come here.
The evening world., 1893-11-22

iamos M9lI-0n. INIIII IghI c0I0T-l- O m
Wrg, Tvcnts s.ih str.r'. a ra'Icrr at 'Aa ool,rnl
Home ant Hospital ms avenue and &,>' nilh'h
rIr.,r. was f,uni dead a. go "'riu.k lhH n r4
ma In au uuu~,ll!rl hu1lilng - the iuut OF
SiNty-Guh street, East River.
The evening world., 1893-11-22

ALBANY. Nov. 22.-Thc Johnston Building Com
pany, q Brooklyn, with a capital Of $3.50. 600, was
incorporated to-day, for the purpose Of huyinc
selling and improving real estate. The Directors
are James Johnston. l,250 GhAroa; Oliver Johnston,
/ .45 shares, ana j ne5 G. Church. five shares.
The evening world., 1893-11-22
AS IlNNNAu |RLnnMrIELn

IDENTIFIED AS ilANNAH BLOOMFIELD
The body Of the woman which was found in tn
East river, al The foot Of Fourteenth street, two
weeks ago, was Identified to-day as Hannah Bio m
green. TWENTY-FIVE wears old. o native Of Swcl. 90.
who before her death had been cmplovei as a
servant at l55 Fast Twcnty-gPConi street. Tn"
Identification Was made by her sister Hilda.
The evening world., 1893-11-22
u. Vi, iironn,

OF s Grand 81 NAN opened a larlo Furniture
and Carpet House conner Lexington ave, ana
housekeeping. CORDS are all marked in PLAIN
lis ures, and win sell tor C-'h only. Any person
who l. in want al Furniture, Carpets, sc. by
calling and eNumluiOg VIII le u>tonisked tn
.sSe how r~easenablS goods are sold. -
The evening world., 1893-11-22
AIRS. HENDERSON IN CONTEMPT.
Sheriff Ordered 70 Servo a Bocy
Attachment.

Judge Fltzslmons, OF the City Court,
tbIs afternoon decided nat Mrs. Rus
sell Henderson Is in contempt of court.
lie orders the Sheriff to serve the at
tachment for her body,
She evaded service OF summons Tor sup
elementary proceedings in a sin Judgment
Tor n hounet bil.
The evening world., 1893-11-22
KEEPS 1900 MEN AT WORK.
settlements Rescued in the sheet
Iron Aill industry.
fBy Associated Presll

PITTSBURG, Nov. 22.-rhe threateht1
strike in the sheet MIL industry has
been avvrted and a settlement effected
by which thirty mills, employing ovar
l7,oC men. will be continued In opera
ton during the Winter.
The settlement was efecIed by IN
rollers agreeing 20 take 11e wage n
duction Intended for the 1or8hoi0
The evening world., 1893-11-22
Bu-rIar Caught IN a Grocery.

James Fitzgerald. atlas William Ninosnt, OF
so West ThIrty-forth strest. WAS held In the JET
t,rsou Market Police Court to-day. on the chsTge
81 breaking into John p. Wemer's grocery at
nleeckef and HARROW Airee;A last nlght. lie was
|arrenlod On ne prominrA
The evening world., 1893-11-22
on TRIAL ron Ku.LrNG MS morHEr-IN,
IAM.

! RICHMOND. 8 l., Nov. % -tharl's Jones cot.
crrG was placed an trial In the COUNTY Court uf
sessions to- day tor man>lauEAtcr in the ms, de
,rrr Ia LiNtng his hruthrr-ir law, Rosemary
| Jackson. jane II lust, Jones rlliL's he acted IN
seii-driunse,
The evening world., 1893-11-22

he7n subjected to every kind Of annoy
ance from the regular employees of the
Central, who are in sympathy with the
strikers.
The evening world., 1893-11-22
P~r!ntsrs' Convention Proceedinqr.

Al the New York state Typographical Inion's
Coaysutlou in Brooklyn. the COMMITTEES on anead-
ing the Constitution reported this nornlnE. and
euer business. Ma uAnsAetea
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1893-02-21
rln,rlmonInl rnnner. N INDIAN.

Love will find way" says the song.
It has been finding its way across the
Ohio river between Kentucky and In.
diana at the rate Of 800 couples year
for long time back. But the outlook
now is that competition will prove not
the life, but the death of trade in the
matrimonial market of southern Indiana
and northern Kentucky. In the small
towns along the Indiana border the fre
quency of elopements from the neigh.
boring state has furnished new occu-
patton to certain Kentucky and Indiana
gentlemen-namely, that of "lnatrimo-
nial runner"
These runners watch for runaway low
ers, accost them and take them to Ger
tain civil magistrates in whose pay they
are, and the officer Of the law quickly
unites the pair in marriage, exacting
therefor a fee. part of which becomes
the perquisite of the runner. In spite OF
the fact that stringent laws exist for the
government of these magistrates, they
have done a lucrative business, and III
the competition that has arisen between
them and their runners the latter have
at times in their wrangles over dis.
tracted Lochinvar and his sweetheart
almost come to bloodshed. Chicago
Times.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1893-02-21

Bracelets and dudes are the latest com.
bination. The bigger the bracelet the
bigger the dude--that is. the larger the
circlet the dude can keep upon his wrist
without assuming the attitude Of man
undergoing highway robbery the greater
his claim to distinction in dudedom.
Twisted bands Of silvor wire. hall
dozen, more or less. on each wrist. is tbs
proper thing, though bands of gold.
studded with brilliants. are occasionally
worn. It is exceedingly "vulgah" to eS
pose these ornaments to public gaze on
the streets.
They are only visible in the scclusion
Of the drawing room or the dudes own
apartments. On going out the bracelets
by slight twist of the wrists are tucked
mp under tho cuffs. which must be extra
large. To execute this movement grace.
fully Is test which seems to distinguish
the real from the spurious swell.
"Oh. yes" said State street jeweler
in answer to question bracelets for
men is a fad that is spreading rapidly.
It struck Chicago month ago. but the
gwells have got it bad We have done a
rushing business in bracelets for the last
ten days. Most Of the 'fellahs pretend
they are buying for their sisters, but the
solicitude they display in getting an ar
ticle that will just tit inside thoir cuffs
gives them away. Dread of street ga
nins, | suppose. prompts them to keep
their arm ornaments concealed when out
walking. Chicago News