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The evening world., 1893-12-09
WELL KNOWN CROOKS THESE.
Lyons and Goughty Held for a
Newark Store Robbery.
Lyons Robbed Mrs. Schuyler Hamil-
ton in 1855.


Horace Lyons and James B. Goughty.
professional sneak thieves were re-
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"'anueu 'n 'he iofhos fo''ce ,o"rt ."''
morning TO await requisition from New
rh.,. Ss g., go ,., 80, .o,,o.
iney were arrested 'as' n'sn.' 'ose'ne'
with John Burke and John Finley. who
have also attained the upenyiable dis
,I,a,ta, .., ,,. ,,,..,,,t,,
',he''oh OF having 'he'r pho.oBrap's
placed In the Rogues' Gallery by Cen
tral Office Detectives "stevc" O'Br!en,
vororia,, -, ,Io,,.,,, .r,, ,,,,o ,,t,or
".'"u'es anu iho''h"u' ine WV 'a''v
we're arrested on general principles,
and were discharged from custody
As the cttv or New Work bns uo po,,ce
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.,,
"""Se" =" 'e"o the'r pr's""erS '"'""p"
the streets to the station.
Nov. "a Lyons and Goughty robbed Mrs.
Emma Ziilaux, a storekeeper, OF lil
Springfield avenue Newark, n. j., Of a
sum OF money and valuable papers.
While Doughty engaged the woman in
conversation at the door Lyons looted
the safe. The robbery was not discoy-
cred until nearly an hour afterwards.
Mrs. Zillaux came to Police Headuuar-
tcrs in New York and Identified the
pictures Of Lyons and Goughty in the
Rogues' Gallery, and returning to New
ark swore out d warrant for their arrest,
and turned over to the detectives named.
Dectective Cosgroye. of Newark, was
also in court and will take the prisoners
back to Newark.
Lyons. or Harris. as he was best
known at the time, was arrested with
The evening world., 1893-12-09
PURDY DENOUNCES CAMPBELL
Angry at Ohio's Ex-Governor for
Introducing Evans.

Sensational developments are expected
when the case OF Amos II. Evans. for
assaulting his late partner. Ambrose II.
Purdy. comes UP for examination next
Monday afternoon. Mr.. Evans was ar
rested at the Continental Hotel last
night. and as the charge OF assault in the
second degree was preferred against
him he was forced to spend the night in
a prison cell
When arraigned in jefferson Market
Police Court this morning he was pa
rolled In charge Of ex-Gov. Campbell. OF
Ohio until Monday.
Both Purdy and Evans agree in their
statements thnt their quarrel grew out
of the Ellison case. Evans accused
Purdy of not conducting the case prop
erly.
Purdy gave out an interview to-day
accusing Evans OF deceiving him by
representing himself as wealthy. He
also alleged that Evans gave him $l25
check which he could not cash.
Purdy was bitter In denouncing ex-
Gov. Campbell because the latter had
introduced Evans TO him. He also did
Il lot of wild talking about Mr.. Camp
bell being mixed up in some check trans
action.
The Ex-Governor simply smiled when
told Of the accusation.
The evening world., 1893-12-09
GIVEN UP ALL HOPE
Eczema Turning to Blood Poison.
Treated by Specialists Seven
Months Without One Particle of
BODY RUNNlAG SUReS.
Condition Terrible. Life Burden.
Tried Cuticura. In Three Days
Attends to Business. Cure Pcrma.
nent,

In the Spring Of 1891 took that dreadful skin
dsea'e Eczema, which turned Into blood poison.
I c, usuitcd the hest known specialists In this
city They treated me for seven months, never
derived a particle of good from any of them.
They hTd given 1t up as hopeless cure. was
covered with sores from head to foot had run.
ring sores all over me, some Of them rs large as
box Of your crrlcrRA. II cost me hundreds Of
dollars with these called specialists. My cln.
dition was terrible. li'e was almost u burden to
me. | could not eat, drink ur sleep. was unable
To walk and had z Ven riyse fup asdead | lri, d
NIL medicines imagln tble, un'il n friend who had
I ot relief adv sci me tutry CUrIUrRA RENrnIts-.
/ sent ont and got tnenl, and when took the tr
iuso Of yOur tITICUnh Rls>oLNENr Ielt N NH :
hcttor with three boxes of your most yaluahle
tlTIrrRA and one bottle al CrTICvRA
REsuLVENT | was new man. In three
days was up walInr around and
attending to my business, Inl II Is the CUTI-
CuHA and CUTICCRA REs0LvE>T that saved me
from the Jaws nf death. This is two years ago. |
wanted to see I, II mad been driven ont NJ my Sys
/ tenn. and can say have never had anv lrnuble
since for two year, GEu r. BRIGHT.
Z 1tFeb Penn. Ave, pItlSbuTy Pa
The evening world., 1893-12-09
WOMAN BURNED IN A SHANTY.
Annie Murphy Dragged Out with
Her Clothing Afre.
Taken to Bellevue Hospital with
Little Chance of Recovery.

A watchman's shanty on East Thirty
thlrd street, between First avenue and
the river, caught fire early this morn
ing and woman who was In there at
the time was 80 badly burned that she
may die. She says her name is Annie
Murphy. thirty-one years old, and that
her home is at 400 First avenue.
About l.3O o'clock Policeman William
Hughes heard the cry Of fire, coming
apparently from the direction of the
river. He ran down there, but no one
appeared to be moving.
The policeman looked up Thirty third
street and saw a cloud of smoke coming
from shanty In the middle OF the block
"A sewer Is being cut through the street
there; ana TWO shanties had been thrown
together to house the watchmen during
the night.
Hughes ran up to the shanty and tried
10 sniasn IN inc door. As he kicked I'm
from the ruins came the yells of a wo-
man.
Hughes saw that her clothes were on
fire. He dragged her out from the burn
ing boards and laid her on the sidewalk.
Then he ran to Bellevue Hospital for an
ambulance.
Another policeman, who by this time
tiremea came. but found no work for
them.
The blaze had started in a bag of
excelsior that had been used on bat
tered old lounge as n pillow. There was
little else In the room. The old stove
contained no fire. Near the lounge was
a water pail and n beer can.
The ambulance took the burned wo.
man to Bellevue She told the surgeon
that she had been In this country only
three months. When asked why she was
In the shanty she said:
II went there with my husband"
At first she said her husbands name
was Martin and afterwards that IL was
Lany. She did not know where he was
Her lett side and breast are badly
burned. and the surgeons think there is
little hope for her.
The watchman who is supposed to oc.
cupy the shanty is an Italian named
acters in the nelghborhood, and Marian
usually spends the night with his fellow
watchman, James Jerros, whose shanty
is further up the street.
Both have seen the woman arount
there frequently. Jerros said that sh,
was usually accompanied by one
armed fellow known as Mike Morris
II saw the couple go down towards the
river front last night after midnight
and believes they went into the shanty
Norris Is known to be a member of 6
tough gang which has it's headuuartcr.
In that vicinity. He usually Is seer
around saloon at Thirty-third stree
and First avenue. but the loungers there
last night said they did not know o.
him.
The evening world., 1893-12-09
C0W|E'S MEN WIN A POINT.
Order Granted Allowing Them to
Copy District Records.
Prospects OF Lively Times Ahead In
the Ninth.

The factional fight that has been going
on in the Republican ranks for some
time in the Ninth Assembly District,
eliminated to-day In the matter being
brought into the Supreme Court before
Justice Ingraham.
Il. j. Tinsdale. counsel for william
Wright. Calvin Il. Waterbury, William
Strang. James A. Cowie, Walter Logan,
Charles A. Winch, John II. Dahl and
William Read, jr, all representative
members OF the Republican party in the
district, and all OF whom are opposed to
George u. Deane. the present District
leader and Republican County Commit
teeman. applied to the Court for an In
junction. They ask that Deane and A. l..
Hail. Secretary OF the District organiza-
tlon, be restrained from disposing of the
records OF the organization of the Dis
trict and the roll OF the members. and
from interfering with the records so that
Cowie and his associates may make a
copy before the primary next Tuesday.
Cowie and his followers have made an
attempt to get at the records, but have
been refused.
in nxhe field next tuesday night in oppo-
sition to that prepared by Deane, with
1t was argued In opposition to the
mOtlOn tnht no cHOTt nHu Deen Tldue ny
Deane and his friends to prevent the
opposing members from examining the
records. and that they would have no
trouble H. doing so II they went about
II in proper manner. IL was stated
that Cowic and his followers wanted to
get the records "mob fashion"
Judge Ingraham ruled that they had a
right to examine the records. but that
they must do so In an orderly and proper
way.
He then ordered that Deane and the
secretary allow Cowie and his clerks or
representatives to inspect or copy the
rolls and records any time between 3
o'clock this afternoon and 10 o'clock to-
night, and the same hours on Monday.
The evening world., 1893-12-09
FIRE IN SYRACUSE.
Several Buildings Burned in West
Water Street.

SYRACu Sc, n. Y, Dec. 9,-The build
ings on West Water street occupied by
the John Single Paper Company. Wal
rath 4 Co, wholesale grocers. and
Robert Mccarthy & Son. hardware deal
out about midnight last night. The
buildings are In ashes and the stock
and fixtures total losses.
The losses and insurance are as fol-
lows: The Single Paper Company loss
800, 900, insurance $GOOOO: Mccarthy &
Son. loss $4,000. insurance S62, ,000; Wal
rath < Co.. loss SJ5. .OO0. insurance $40 900
The building occupied by Wairath &
Co. was owned by the estate of DR.. Will
lam Hoye, and was valued at $4,000
with $4,000 insurance. The building oc-
cupied by the Single Paper Company
was owned by Bradford Kennedy and
valued at $4,000. 1t was fully insured.
The evening world., 1893-12-09
Coming Events.

The Hainondss Benevolent Society will hold
it's annual ball at the Lexington Opera House
Sunday evening.
The Rcnwtck Social Circles annual bail will he
held at Central Turn Vercin East sixty seventh
street, near Third avenue tomorrow evening
Manhattan Council, 2l7. Royal Arcanum will
give an entertainment mad reception tonight al
l.eSington Opera House, Fitty-eighth street near
Lexington avenue
fair viii be given at the res!dence Of Jennie
Pyle, ts South Tenth street brooklyn, from Ia
10 p NJ, Monday, by the Industrial Five The
proceeds VIII 90 to Christmas dinner for the
poor,
Prof, Felix Adler VIII address the Society for
Ethical Culture In Music Hail. Fiity-Seyenth street
and Seventh avenue. at II A. NJ. to- morrow on
The Teachings Of Jesus. =
The forty-fourth annual ball OF the Worth Asso.
citation, under the auspices OF Worth Lodge ite.
T. o. o. r., will be held ct Central Opera House
sxty-seysnh street. near Third avenue. tkis even.
The evening world., 1893-12-09
ALL CHASED THE BURGLAR.
John Sullivan Was Glad to Escape
from His PursIers.

John Sullivan. twenty-four years old,
u ia Pavonia street. Jersey City, was
cha, ged In the Tombs Court to-day by
Michael Ferrick, Of ZIG Canal street.
Wsa into his a1d ana
watch md chain and pair of opera
glasses, all of the value OF 800.
Sullivan had gone TO the rear OF the
bult Ing and obtained a clothes pole
with which he pried open the door of
Ferrick's room. a neighbor saw him
coming out with his booty.
Sullivan was held for trial In 81 .OOC
ball He was arrested yesterday after
noon by Policeman Carroll. of the Eliz-
aheth street station, who saw crowd OF
700 persons chasing IA young man down
Canal street. shouting stop thief"
Carroll got behind wagon and when
man dashed out and grabbed him. Sui.
livan submitted quietly to arrest, evi-
IDENTIFY glad to escape the clutches of the
crowd.
As the city Of New York has no police
patrol wagon service. the officer was
o"Iiged 20 lead hts prisoner through
the streets to the station.
The evening world., 1893-12-09
HELD UP BY HlGHWAYMEN.
Daring Robbery In Third Street
Early This Morning.

The particulars of daring act OF
highway robbery were told in the JEFF
ing when William Thomas. colored
twenty-five years old of lS3 West Third
street. and William Connors, twenty-one
years old, of 60 Clinton street were ar
raigned at the bar. The complainant
was Charles Leberno. OF l2j Thompson
street.
According to Leberno's story, he was
walking through West Third street at
30 o'clock this morning, when the pris-
oners stopped him and asked the time
He said he had no watch. and then they
asked him for tobacco. While in the
wavmen fell upon him, and while one
held him the other went through his
clothing, and stole s22, His cries brought
Policeman Richie. OF the Mercer street
station, to the scene. They were held
for trial
The evening world., 1893-12-09
LUCANIA WILL GO IN DRY DOCK.
Her Last Trip Across the Ocean
Until March.

The Cunard line steamship Lucania
sailed this morning on her last voyage
across the Atlantic this Winter. She
will join her sister ship. the Campanla,
in the Liverpool drydocks, where the
two record breakers will remain until
next March.
Among the Lucan,a's cabin passengers
were Rev. Mother Mary Agnes and Rev.
Mother Alovsius Sister Emily and Sis
ter Mary Ursula. Mayor Eckford. r.
Hornell. Phi. D.: Capt. Thomas Long, 4.
w. and Mrs. &. G. Newton and daugh-
ter. Lieut.. G. l.. Peacock, II. A. REQ, A.
+. Schautiier. u, d.: Miss Roosevelt and
Capt George Pape.
The evening world., 1893-12-09
THE BARONESS'S DIVORCE.
Record of Decree Granted Mrs
Maybrick's Mother Wanted.

tDy Associated Press)
COLUMBUS. Ind. Dec. 9.-The RI
ords IN the County Clerks office h9C
are being searched at the request J
Andrew II. Davidson, an attorney rh
New York City. for the record OF ~
vorce supposed to have been granted
the present Baroness Won Roques. [
The divorce proceedings, supposed :
have been brought in Clark COUNTY ana
fr ally came here on change or
venue. we're begun to release the woman
from her first husband: whose name
was Chambers. She afterwards went
to England and married Baron Won
RoaIes, fsr daughter marrying a
wealthy Engiishman named MaybricK:
whom she was afterwards accused OF
poisoning. She was found guilty, ana
was sent to prison for life. The divorce
is believed to have been granted py
Judge Carr, now dead, about 1911, put
the exact name of the defendant Is un-
kncwn, and this makes the search az.
flcult one. though there Is no doubt
that the case was docketed here. The
object of the search ia not known here.
The evening world., 1893-12-09
SENATOR HILL IN TOWN.
viii Not Talk About the Reported
Break with Croker.

Senator David II. Hill arrived from
Washington at the New Netherland
Hotel ut l o'clock this morning.
The Senator Is here on law business
He was at the office OF b. +. Dos Passos,
with whom he Is associated in a lawsuit,
at 10 o'clock this morning.
Senator I'm would not discuss politics
or say anything about the reported break
between himself and Richard Croker.
Mr.. Croker was not one of Senator
Hilrs callers '.< ~.
Senator Hill was asked for a statement
and explanation OF his Collateral Inherit
ance Tax bill, which he will offer as an
amendment to one OF the financial bills
in .ne Senate. y
II do not care to say anything about It
now" he said.
The evening world., 1893-12-09
ROBBED BY MASKED MEN.
safe of IL West Virginia Cattleman
Looted.
tBy Associated Press.>

BLEEFIELD. w. Va, Dec. 9.-Will-
lam n. NJ. Bishop, n wealthy cattle
raiser. made n sale Of stock Thursday.
wife We're sitting together at their home.
three masked mel entered the room and
demanded that he open his safe and give
them the money.
He was confronted with two revolvers.
but did not finch. and dared the robbers
to do their worst. Mrs Bishop tainted.
ann while her husbl ni was bending over
her the robbers pushed him to the floor
and taking the keys from his pocket
opened the safe and secured 5000.
The robbers made good their escape
Mrs. Bishop Is In critical condition
owing to the severe fright she received
This Is the fourth robbery of the same
character which has taken place In this
vicinity within two months, the thieves
securing an aggregate of 5000
The evening world., 1893-12-09
SHIPPING NEWS.
FORT OF NEW YORK.
ARRIVED.


Steamer WolIs C'ty Rristoi Nov 90
steamer Custillian Prince. CRrdenas Nov. II.
shin Crofton llill, Liverpool, twenty-five days.
steamer Scanlia Hamburg Nov. %.
Steamer New York Southampton Dec. 2.
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
SAILED TODAY.
La BourgoEne, Havre.
Lucania, Liverpool
Trayc, Bremen
Wcrkcndam, Rotterdam.
Fulda, Genoa.
Orizaha, Havana.
MnracNibo, Maracaibo.
city of Augusta, savannah
Louisiana. New Orleans.
Nu"ccs. Galveston.
III Nortc. New Orleans.
TO SAIL TOMORROW
Mails close. Vessels sail.
Panama Havana,....... 800 A. NJ. 100 A. NJ
Massachusetts,. London. -
INCOMING STEAMERS.
DUE TO-DAY.
New York, Southampton Dec. O.
Etruria, Liverpool Dec. 2.
llunalo Hui Nov. q
olympia swansea Nov. 20.
DUE TOMORROW.
La Gasc-gne. lIavre Dec. 2.
Ethiopia, Glasgow Nov. go
Persian Monarch, London Nov. IS
Colorado. Hull Nov. 26,
The evening world., 1893-12-09
BROKE HIS PROMISE TO WE'D.
Becker Arrested in Miss Ctron's
Suit for $4,000 Damages.

Joseph Becker has been arrested on
an order OF Justice McGown. of the
City Court. and held In default of 500
bail in an action brought against him
by Leah Citron to recover $4,000 for
breach OF promise of marriage.
She says they were to wed Dec. 3. after
a cCurtship OF two years. She had pre-
pared II trousseau and made all ar
rangements for the wedding. Invita-
tions were sent out, and about n hun
dred guests were on hand for the we'd
ding on that day. lie sent word by his
brother that he would not marry her,
and the guests had to depart.
The evening world., 1893-12-09
Under, New Management.

The New York Musical Echo. one OF the bes,
known musical journals of the city, has Just
the change being Simultaneous with q change
70 the management OF the paper. Edmund 5,
Morgan. well known In newspaper and Masonic
OF The Musical Echo. and the result IL at ones
npparsnt The paper. which Is . monthly pub.
iicafion Il handsomely illustrated With haif-tone
cuts. and . noteworthy feature 10 the printing In
e.eh number Of some thirty or more pages OF
Deysiaf vocal and Instrumental mugs
The evening world., 1893-12-09
VETERAN JAILED IN CANADA.
lie Wants Uncle Sam to Interfere In
His Behalf.
Try Associated Press.)

DETROIT. Dec. 9.-Lloyd Shorter. a
citizen OF the United States residing in
Windsor. ont. has begun proceed
ings against the Canadian Government
to secure damages for false imprison-
ment. A petition has been forwarded to
Secretary of State Gresham, through the
American Consul at Windsor. asking him
that the case be investigated and Canada
required to make reparation.
Shorter was soldier in the late war,
and in 1852 secured a pension. paying a
s25 fee to Agent George w. Simon. While
Shorter's application was pending he met
Mercer u. Morton, who offered to Sc
slderation OF one-eighth OF the amount
received. Shorter accepted Morton y
terms but ~ Simon secured the pension
Shorter refused to pay Morton, and was
Jailed.
The evening world., 1893-12-09
WESTGARTH TO BE TRIED.
An Illinois Crank Who Wanted a
Chicago Mob to Assemble.
(By Associated Press }

GENEVA, Ill.,. Dec. 9.-Instead OF
marching at the head of 10000 armed
and mounted men at the lake front In
Chicago next Tuesday at daybreak. John
Westgarth will be tried In Kane
County court for insanity. Several
years ago he attempted to kill his wife,
and ne was then tried for insanity, but
the Jury thought him sane.
Two years ago boy was killed by
the cars at Lilly Lake, and Westgarth
attempted to raise an army of citizens
to march on the Railroad Company s
property. He then issued II fiery mani
armed assemblage In Chicago.
The evening world., 1893-12-09
BORROWED PAULME'S MONEY.
Says Her Lover Got 1t by Fraud and
Has Him Arrested.

Bernard Wolfson, arrested to-day on
an order issued by Judge McGown. of
the City Court. is charged by Pauline
Cohen with obtaining 5000 from her by
false pretenses.
Pauline alleges that she met Wolfson
last July. and that he claimed connec-
tion with the Vermont Distilling Com
He borrowed the money, she says.
to buy q liquor store In this city. and
when she asked him to repay her con-
fessed that he had deceived her and
spent II.
The evening world., 1893-12-09
THEY FORGOT THE LAWYER.
Rosenbnch and His Wife Made Up,
but Must Pay.

a motion was made before Judge Du-
gro. in superior Court Chambers, to-day
to have Max RosenbaCh punished for
contempt of court in refusing to pay
the alimony and counsel fees granted
by the Court In the divorce suit brought
against him by his wife, Gizella.
since the Court granted the order the
plaintiff and defendant have become re-
cpncilcd. and the defendant refused to
pay counsel fees on this ground
Judge Dugro signed an order allowing
LAWYER Levy So counsel fees, and said
IL the amount was not paid by next
Wednesday Rosenbach would be In con
tempt, and would be punished.
The evening world., 1893-12-09
SHE FORGOT TO THANK HIM.
Mckcnna Took His Presents Back
and Was Arrested.

James McKenna. OF 5s East Fourth
street who WAS arrested last night ON a
complaint preferred by Rosa Blum. a
handsome brunette, twenty years old
was discharged in the Essex Market
Court to-day.
Miss Blum claims to be McKenna's $
common law wife. She charged him
with stealing her new coat and bonnet.
Mckenna had made her n present of
the coat and bonnet. but took them
away from her because she neglected to
thank him, but started to go out and
exhibit the new finery on the street.
The evening world., 1893-12-09
WILD CAT IN HIS KITCHEN.
A California Man Has an Exciting
Experience.

SAN BERNARDINE. Cal. Dec. 81.
w. Hamilton, OF East Highlands, was at
tackled by II big wildcat last night and
bitten in the leg. He shook 1t off and
the beast then rushed into the kitchen OF
Hamiltons house In the pursuit of a
kitten.
Hamilton closed the kitchen door, en-
trapping the wildcat and then Sc
cured his gun and shot the beast
while II was devouring the kitten.
The animal was evidently In n famished
condition or 1t would not have made SO
bold an attack.
The evening world., 1893-12-09
MENDONCA AND FLINT CONFER
The Minister Discredits Stories Told
by British Captains.

Minister Mendonca, OF Brazil. arrived
at the Hotel Brunswick to-day from
Washington. He and MIR. Flint had n
conference Immediately.
Afterwards the Minister said the sto-
ries that the captains of the British
vessels bring from Brazil to New York
altogether unreliable, lie said he was
expecting the details OF the explosion
on the America.
The evening world., 1893-12-09
Boy Stabbed by Another.

william Seaman aged sixteen. OF iTls Atlantic
avenue, Bronklvr. and Thomas Ricks aged
eighteen, Of Utica avenue and pegraw street
got into rSht this morning AZ ~ Marks and
Utica avenues, Seaman stabbed Kicks In the arm
with a knife, Kicks was taken to ST. Mary 3
Hospital and Seaman arrested.
The evening world., 1893-12-09

The Thirty fourth Street Reformed Church ~ill
hold special services tom rroW to cnmmcm IRA tc
its stNentetH anniversary. In the morning Rev.
Or Peter Strrk'r who has been the pastor ut
the ChuryA for k,rty.hye years. Will deliver a
historical sermon. and Rev. Talbot Chambers
u. D, LL. d, will denver ~ address. AddrCssc,
by many Of the former superintenl,nts Will tak,
place IN the afternoon at the Sunday sci hool ser,
vices, and N the evening letters Of uunyratuIa.
uon from the old pastors VIII be read. IN ciab
crate musical programme has also been arranged
The evening world., 1893-12-09
Deacon Richardson as Bondsman.

Deacon william Richardson this morning iustI
fed as surety In 81. O01 for Mrs IIulda Prentice
OF 81 DE kalb avenue, brooklyn. who is being sued
for personal damages by Katherine Wernecker
The riain;in claims that she fell dow nstaIrs IN
Mrs, Frentics's hous. because there we're no
guard rails on the staircase.
The evening world., 1893-12-09
Knocked Down by a Horse-Car.

James Clcary. forty five years old OF 3ls East
Thirty seventh street, knocked down at fllty.
ninth street and Third avenue to-day by beli
line Cleary sent to st. Luke iiosp.s
with two scalp wounds. John Horton 'he -
driver, arrested.
The evening world., 1893-12-09
Schattma- Hermann Engagement.

Announcement Is made Of the engagement OF
Miss belle Hermann, daughter OF the late Adolph
H. Hermann. TO Eli Scnsttman. They will be at
home to their friends Sunday Dec. II. at Miss
HermannR residence. So West one Hundred and
rwenty-siNth street.