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The evening world., 1893-12-05
STABBED A MAN AND A WOMAN.
Bennett Asked for Food and Then
Attacked Them.

william Bennett. a telegraph lineman,
thirty-thrre years old, of ll West
Twenty-eighth street. was held for
further examination by Justice Burke,
at the Yorkville Police Court,
to-day on a charge OF felon-
ious assault, preferred oy Peter
McCabe, aged twenty-five years. of 29
Et st Twenty-ffth street, and Stella
Blarck, n young woman boarder in the
latter's house.
Last Thursday night Bennett called
on McCabe wh'le under the influence of
liquor and asked for something to eat,
When McCabe arose to get a dish from
the closet Bennett. he alleges, stabbed
him in the neck. head and jaw.
When the woman interfered Bennett
stabbed her in the arm. He then ncd. but
was arrested later by Detectives limo
ney and Farrell, of the East Twenty
second street station.
As the city of New York has no police
patrol wagon service, the officers were
obliged to lead their prisoner through
the streets to the station.
The evening world., 1893-12-05
IHLORAL KILLED PROF. TYNDALl.
Coroner's Inqrest shows hat the
Scientist Took an Overdose.

(Dy AssocIated PreFs)
LONDON. Dec. 5.-The inquest held
upon the remains Of Prof. Tyndall has
resulted in the Coroner's jury rendering
died from the effects of an overdose of
chlOral.
The evening world., 1893-12-05
CITY BONDS IN DEMAND.
Many Bidders for Those old by
Comptroller Myers To-Day.

A sign that times are better and that
money Is easier was indicated by the
bids for New FORK City bonds, which
We're sold by Comptroller Myers this
afternoon.
The Comptroller had 1850, 900 Of bonds
and stocks to sell. and he received bids
for s7.OCO,OCO worth.
During the hnarcia, ]strIngency there
was no other bidder for city bonds man
the Sinking Fund. which tool; UP all
offered for sale at par.
To-day there were many bid at par
and above. The bonds offered for sale
were $4,000 worth of 3 per cent. con-
solo ated stock Of the city, payable Nov.
1, 1915. and $i50,Oo) worth of doc!; bonds,
payable Nov, n, 1924.
The successful bidders werr the New
York Guarantee and Indemnity Com
pany. who got both patches at 100. 80.
Tomorrow the Comptroller will sell
s672. 900 worth of bonds, the money for
which Is to be used to liquidate the City's
debt for the purchase OF Wards Island.
The bonds sold to-day are free from
local taxation.
The evening world., 1893-12-05
MOVING AGAINST ThMMANY.
The Various Organizations Arc Be-
coming Active.

The anti-Tammany movement is being
actively pushed. At eX-Mayor Grace's
New York democracy headquarters, 50
William street, n force Of clerks is busy
sending out letters to Democrats inviting
them to enroll IN tine new organization.
When a sufficient number of names has
been secured a meeting OF the General
Committee Will be held.
The Independent County Organization.
the name adopted by the Union Square
Ho;el conference for the new anti-Tam-
many faction, is making arrangements
Tor the mass-meeting to be held under
it's auspices Dec. "A. Speakers from
Brooklyn and Jersey city will tell New
Workers 0 the rings were overthrown
in those cities.
Ex-Shcrirf O'Brlen and his associates
in the anti -Tammany movement. which
was launched last week at the Holland
House. will meet mt the st. Cloud Hotel
on Thursday evening to consider further
a plan for organization.
Chairman Charles 5. Fairchild. of the
New York State Democracy, has issued
Il call for "a meeting of his organization
to be hell in two weeks.
The date of the meeting is made thus
far distant to give the supporters of the
movement time to prepare for It.
The evening world., 1893-12-05
M NE. MELBA'S LUCIA.
The Australian Primo Donna at the
Metropolitan Opora-House.

The cable had shot frequent and glowing
accounts OF Nine. Melbi md her work
across the Atlantic. and the audience at
the Metropolitan Opcra-lIouse last night
not as large AS IL might have bcen-was
fully prepared to hear a vocal wonder
And ii must at once be said that there
was no disappointment IN the i%nterpretd-
ton of Lucia di LammermoOr given by
the Australian prima donna. Nine; Mel
bi, Who is a handsome woman, a chubby
edition. Of fmina Eam+s has "A lovely
bnil-akr voice, pure, ringing, sympathetic
auI marvclllusly cultivated she Is cS-
srntiIlly A pyrOtechric singer, an .artist
% rpula,ios, and II a, for vocal EN-
brOilpry that she claims most attention.
In her scene II. the first act with Alice
she won instant success, for II was then
that her strong point was displayed. Inc
~il"XibilItH Of her voice suggests ialtl. a
few years ago, but she is less interesting
when abe Is not inlulging in fireworks, Tor
hcr art ia fashionable" and her limitations
are easily discovered. Dramatically,
SINE. Media is n Disciple OF thc good 90
Italian opera sCHOol. She throws herself
about the stage, she presses her hands to
her bosom, she looks pleasant in q sterco-
typed way, and she is p"rsiste" fly STACEY.
she met with a gratifying success, but
Il is not likely that she w.ll he as popu-
lar as the unusual ana admirable 'aive.
Lucia iii LLmnsrmOOr,' DunizettFs
opera, dragged a good deal, Il is such
an "old-tiincI" tina IL seems very mucn
out Of date to-day. Mile. MclDa was the
only interesting Of the features, although
Sig. Nignas a. l.lgarIp did good work.
The interchangeable Nile. Bauermeister sang
the role Of Alice; Sig. Rin..ldini was the
n%urnfanno, and NJ. Groms,hewsky re-
placed NJ. Dufriche as Enrlco Ashton.
Hhe chorus was extremely good, AMI the
opera vas clevcrly and p'cturesqueiy
The evening world., 1893-12-05
ATCR|SOA STOCK HAMMERED.
Rumors that a Receiver Would
Be Appointed.
Tie Entire Market Was Nnde Weak
md Fcvcrish.


London wa~ tho great factor on
,I.,,u. ant, u.,,,u ~, ,.,r, .n
"''h' l"'a "''''I"N' '"' W. :"
mors that n" Atchis"n was about 10
s,ocl, sold at % ia c,uivolor, 10 1919,
''"'N VIZ a. - ,'''"'"'
here. Tine iorrIGh houses haa liberal
selling orders, ana the stock after OPEN
i,, a, 9,i.. AGAINST ul ia lac, uIybt
'"' "'' "' "'''
dr"nreI !" ~ ,S ,r,,,, ,ocot,oro,,n
VIM, IN" stories hhpHt II iIc'iN"'Snlp
We're denied, IT was ihmor"l that h".
fault would be mad" on IN" intetcst
due. Jan. l. ON about $l3j,0i"UyJ, four
per cents, Th", comphn%, II was as,
]strlcli haI 'ri'I 10 taisI a,mTI SI'',rpwo
~ cash. aud lad met WIN rrtush! from
the bankers TO "hom "ppIi'ati'h hah
been made.
A',hison Is hrok" = ~ 70 d. ana 10
In addition TO III. stories current con,
c@rninG At,hison ne lact M rnl,r9ml
ear iings at hand ioIlay WIr" nHfaN2r.
able led I" more or less selling Tor the
Atchison declined : ;3-s e, ~ ~; Cen
eral Electric, l 70 - IA; st. Paul, ! to
a. ~; western mon ~ Co. ~. ,h'on
pncl,lc, - y" - IA GariiiH'9n a
quincy, ~ 70 ~ -: ituck lS!hnl' -, 10
u, ~; lphisVlllc n ~SashEiilt 90 70 81 ~
M~anhattan: ~ to, ~ missouri n,acltc;
~ 10 ~; Nalohal i'.hh, - 10 H. ana
Nabash preferred - 10 ~ - .
Actuil huS'h"NS IN rN'hlnS' was ~
ist, a ~ : ior bankers "'-,EhI. oils
ana ~ IL "a 4no ~ lor niEhu, ht SUI
ply OF CointheIclhi was 'nc'',ll'is'! N,,tni.
and there was. m increased inquiry
against sales or securities LOT iorelsl
account. -
Money lent AT a - per cent On
caii: RIM 'ner'ant'e pap"r Wa "I
counted at - a - per cent accord
ing to the date OF maturity.
The Sub-Trcasury hhl II d"n't baiance
az IN" nlearinE- nouse 'o-dhy OF ~'S''"'
The evening world., 1893-12-05
WHO KNOWS CATHERINE DEENEY
Found Insane On a Courthouse
Steps and Can Explain Nothing.

Catherine Deeney, twenty-five years
old. who refused to give any address,
was this morning in the Harlem Police
Court committed to the care of the Com
missioners OF Charities and Correction
for examination as to her sanity. The
woman. who Is rather pretty and well
dressed. was found by Policeman Ray
dell, of the East One Hundred and
T~wenty-sixth street station, at Bis this
morning sitting on the steps or the old
police courthouse in the latter street.
berse,f and tho matron az dbe atn.ooii
tried unsuccessfully to get the girls
story. She would not say how or where
she had spent the night. but in u ram
bling way said she had lost $li7.
The evening world., 1893-12-05
TkITERSALL'S HORSE SALE.
Opened This Morning with q. e.
Eenry's stock.

There was only n fair attendance at
the opening sale of trotting-bred stock
at Madison Square Garden this morning.
The sale opened with a large consign-
ment from II. S. Henry's Penn Valley
Stud.
The summary of horses that brought
500 and over follows:
Bozarrus. blk g., 1859. by Young wllkes-Mnl
Baby J. II Never. city, 1895,
Anterior, b. 20. ls92, by Anteeo-Miss Gretchen;
T ], Ely. city, SEES.
Alantara, br. 6, 1892, by Alcantara-satinet N.
Strnus, city, $500,
". ID. and A. NJ. Sheppard, Shephardson, W. Va.
$3.50. "
Antseletta, b. l., 1899, by Anteeo-I Iamletta n.
Straus, city. 5000.
Anactoria. b. l., 1899. by Anteco-NutIena W.
J. and A, NJ. sheppard. $3.50.
AdmintRra, blk. 4. 1892, by Alcsntara-AdmIra
tion; 7, u, Warner. Bridgeport. 5000.
The evening world., 1893-12-05
DAMS DU VENTRE OFF,
Cairo Street Exhib ton Postponed
Until After To-Norrow's Trial.

Visitors to the Cairo Theatre in the
Grand Central Palace this afternoon
were confronted by "A notice which in
formed them hat the dams du ventre
would not be performed until further
orders.
Manager DelacroiX said that Capt.
BcrSholl and his detectives were pre-
sent and intended 70 arrest the fair
Algerilns even If they only appeared
on the stage without going through
their famous performance. Capt. Berg
hold verified this statement. and an I'M
meuse audienc" was disappointed.
Nearly all. however, went inside and
witnessed the Torture Dance per-
tOrmel by four of the male musicians.
This was n revolving exhibition, and
when the men thrust needles into their
checks and other portions of their anat-
omy, many of the audience arose ana
left Disguised.
The Dams du Ncntre will not be given
until after the trial of the fair partiCi-
pants In Special Sessions Court to-mOr-
row.
The evening world., 1893-12-05
PRINCESS SECRETLY Welded.
Elizabeth OF Bavaria SAID to Be a
Liautenant's Bride.

MUNICH. Dec. 1.-The Nues Mach
r!chten declares that the Princess Eliza
beth OF Bavaria granddaughter of the
Regent o. Bavaria, was secretly mar
riei on Nov :. at Genoa, 10 Baron
Se!gfreii-Battenheim. a second lieutenant
in the Blvarinn Army.
TIT marriage. If the report Is true, Is
the result Of a most romantic attach
ment. as It has been announced that
the Princess Elizabeth was 10 have been
betrotbed to hrch1uke Frances Ferdin-
ana d'f,ste as soon as he returned from
his recent journey arOun the world.
The rincess Elizabeth of Bavaria Is a
granddaughter Of the Emperor Francis
Joseph of Austria, as well as Of the
Prince Regent Luitpold Of Bavaria. She
was born Jan. 6, 1874.
The evening world., 1893-12-05
DYNAMITE SCARE IN LONDON,
Grows Gu; of a Tube That Made q
Tub Of Water SizzIe.

Of some bottles and a mysterious metal
tube among the belongings of a man
named Schneider, whom Sheriff's officers
were misunderstanding at q Parliament Hill.
Hampstead.
The stuff was taken to - Chancery
lane, ana the report was spread abroad
that the police had discovered Il dyna-
mite plot,
n contained matter which caused n
furious sIzZling in Il tub of water.
The Evening standard adds to the
excitement following the discovery In
Chanccry lane by reporting that the
police have found n humble of bombs
In IA swell cafe in the West End OF
London
The evening world., 1893-12-05
Local News in Rrie..

Mrs. Annie Lynch, who attempted TO jump from
q PENNSYLVANIA Railroad ferry-buat last
Friday. was discharged from Bellevue to-day.
Charles Van RapieT, a carpet layer, aged thirty
four, OF 2ll East one Hundred and Twentieth
street. and Louis Nadel, a bartender. aged forty
four, o; 81 Stanton street, died to-day In the
insane pavilion at bellevue.
The body Of the man who died suddenly yester-
d.. y near Bellevue Hospital Was Identified at the
Ntorgut this morning as that of Robert l.oescher.
II musician, aged ~forty-six. who had no home.
William Dunn. tweL;y-seven years old. OF 5l7
East Fourth street, was held for trial in the
Essex Market Police Court to-day on the charge
OF stealing a 81 trunk from David Schwartz
store at ia Fourth avenue.
In Jefferson Market Court to-day Samuel
Scawarts. q one-legget man, was held on the
charge Of robbing Thomas W. Williams, Of Bay
Ridge, L. l.. Of S6S in = Thompson street saloon
last night
The evening world., 1893-12-05
MADE CORPORATION COUNSEL.
Albert @. Mcdonald Appointed by
May or Elect Shieren.

Mayor-elect Charles A. Schieren, of
Brooklyn, announced this afternoon that
he had appointed Albert g.. Mcdonald,
of las Willow street, as Corporation
Counsel.
Mr.. Mcdonald Is "A lawyer. He was
graduated from the College of New York
In 1868. He served as Supervisor from
the Nineteenth Ward from 1916 to 1880.
Hamilton and New York Yacht clubs
and the Historical Society of Brooklyn.
He became wei known to residents Of
)ss rUniy n,a mhet W., .ne ap lr"nE sa lI'I hw " cnn,
mission.
He represented Brooklyn, and ELECTED
praise from all sides at his earnest work
ior the city's interests.
The evening world., 1893-12-05

Mask ran a very fair race yesterday,
He Is about due to win a race.
The evening world., 1893-12-05
HARRISON WONT TALK.
Declines to Givo HIS Opinion on the
Presidents Message.

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. Dec. 5.-Ex-
President Harrison Vas asked last night
II he had rent tho Presidents message,
and replied that he had, but declined to
discuss It for publication.
The improperly of an cN-preslIeut
discussing publicly a Presidents mes
age" said he, rs very palpablc. and |
10 lot care to do 50. | am a Republican
and President Cleveland is II Democrat.
consequently We differ radically in our
views AMI opinions, and his suggestions
AMI recommendations are not In ac-
cJrGunce with my ideas. / notice, how
ever, that he goes down the line Of tho
departments treats OF them fully.
Its length, tog, Is greater than the aver
age message
The evening world., 1893-12-05
AGAIN
And John s. Proctor Named for .
Civil Service Commissioners.

lily NNNOCTaTtU FTtANT
WASHINGTON. Dec. 5.-The Presi-
dent to-day sent the following nomIna-
tons to the Senate:
John H. RILEY, Of New York, to he Consul
General VI the United States in Ottawa, ont.
70 he Consuls Of the United States failed OF
confirmation at the last session. II, clay Arm
strong. IT.. 81 Alabama, ut GreuOhlp. France d,
New m u. Nhhhv, u Iowa, at dublin. ireland
Mar 'oi;rs H. Davis. Of Arkansas. al Merida.
spain; li+njumIn ]l.cnthier, OF Massachusetts,. at
Shrrhrpokc. que. Frank ". Roberts, Of Maine.
ut larrelnnl spain.
Frank H. Dahnry, to be Consulting Engineer
- tho United States um the International iOun-
larv Commission provided for In the Convention
with Mexico. March |. 1883.
John 5 Proctor. Of Kentucky, to be Civii-Ser-
vice Commissioner.
Justice ,rycrss appoinrmcnu-William d Horn
blower. Of Sew York. to he Associate Justice OF
the %Suprcin" Court Of the United states.
William A. ruucher. Of New York. to be A.
tornty OF the United States for the Northern IBIS
triCt OF New York,
The evening world., 1893-12-05
STATE BANK TAX REPEAL.
House Committee to 90 on Consider
Ing Some Bill Therefor.

UBy Associated Press
WASHINGTON. Dec. 1.-The Banking
and Currency Committee had quite a
spirited mt citing this morning.
During the session II was Developed
Il at there was considerable dislppolut-
ment among those favorinS the repeal
Of the state Eank tax. because the Pres
ident had rot mentioned this in his mes
sage.
Mr.. Johnson. OF Ohio. Is reported as
having said that there was nothing FUR
thCr Ton this Committee To do and
thought It might as we'll lock up and go
home.
Nevertheless, the Committee decided
on Friday To 20 ON with the cunsi!rru-
ion e som" bill for repeating the tuN
AND will meet Friday for that purpose.
The evening world., 1893-12-05
HIS FIST THROUGH THE WINDOW.
Kiercher Got Too Vehement While
Talking In a Trolley Car.

John K%iercher. an upholsterer, twenty
five wears old, of 8 Manhattan street,
was sent to the island for ten days by
Justice Welde in the Harlem Police
Court his morning for breaking a pane
of g'ass in a trolley car OF the Union
Railroad line at one Hundred and Tween
ty-nlnth street and Third avenue.
cars last evening, and BEGAN to make
n political harangue from the rear
platform. The conductor told him to
keep quiet.
Kiercher went into the car and, while
g~esticulating, put his fist through one
of the windows. He was then arrested.
The evening world., 1893-12-05
JOHN T. LANIGAN'S BENEFIT.
The Newspaper Dram attic League to
Produce The Shaughrauu.''

The Newspaper Dramatic League will
give Its first erformance this season
tomorrow night at the ~Athenaeum. At.
lantlc avenue and Clinton street, Brook
Ign. when Dion Boucicault's familiar
play. THE Shraughraun," will be
produced with a carefully selected cast.
The performance will be "A benefit for
John T. Lanigan. one of the first mem
bers OF the League. and an excellent ac-
tor. He has been III some months. Mr..
Lanigan viii appear as Father Dolan,
ID. Doyle, Sol c.. Frost. j. ID. White,
Thomas Held, Frank Dignon, Sam Coul-
ter, Harry Wood and the Misses K. NJ.
Blanchheld, Agnes Boyton, Jennie Lace
and Anna Fischer. Following the per
ormance there will be dancing.
The evening world., 1893-12-05
CHINESE GAMBLING-DEN RAIDED
Nee Cling Says He Was Only Enter.
tanning Relatives and Friends.

Nee Cling, OF II Mott street, was re-
manded in the Tombs Court to-day, to
give the police time to procure evidence
against him for conducting a gambling
den.
Nee Cling a arrested. and a quantity
of cards. dominoes and dice seized.
As the city OF New York has no police
patrol wagon service, the Omcer was
obliged to lead his prisoner through
the streets to the station.
Nee Cling denied that he kept a gamb-
ling den. lie said he merely entertained
his relatives and friends.
The evening world., 1893-12-05
MAsON'S ASSIGNMENT is VOID.
Set Aside on the Ground OF Intent
to Defraud Creditors.

The assignment of job Mason, the
jewelier, On une p, 1892. to John Oscar
Ball. was set aside by Justice Lawrence,
OF the Supreme Court. to-day.
The action to declare The assignment
void was brought by Edith Mason
Faxon. who secured a judgment against
Mason last year for S7S,576. which she
q been unable 10 collect.
Justice Lawrence held that the cvi-
dence showed that the assignment was
made to defraud the creditors.
The evening world., 1893-12-05
s'a.s Horse Breeders Omcers.


ROCHESTER,, y. y. Dee, 5-Thc tenth an
nlal session OF the New York state Horse Ereed
rrs' Association met here today. Officers were
elected as follows: President Dr } W. Day;
Frs \icr.prcslucnt, NJ Little: Second Vice
Pr,eul,1t. Leslie Russell. Third Vicc-Prcsident
Jacob Rupert .o' Now York Secretary and Treas
urcr. VI. =. Sery,s. u Rochester, II was decided
10 h,II rsccs at Fleetwood n->; Summer open 10
the whole world.
The evening world., 1893-12-05
Bishop Waken DIS Idea OF Dressing
Ladies' Hair.
NlY Assocllted ZIG.

0Iy Associated ?resS.)
LONDON, Dec.5.-The Bishop of Wake
Held. at the opening of the Arts Exhibit
ton here, congratulated the ladies upon
having discarded the fashionable keep
ing VI of hair like n Tower of Babel"
and reverted to the more artistic style
of wearing the hair low down upon the
ntCE.' ..
The evening world., 1893-12-05
James Bryce to Be Acting Secretary
Tor Ireland

VEN FFVNTsNFH TT-|
LONDON, Dec. J.-During the absence
o: the lt. Hon. John Morley, chief Sec
rotary for Ireland. who has been or
dercl by his physicians to take n COM
plrtc rest. the Rt. Hon. James bryce,
Chancellor OF the DuChy Of Lancaster,
who is also n member of the Cabinet,
viii assume a. his duties.
The evening world., 1893-12-05
OLIVES AMES I'd A DIRECTOR.
Union Pacific Chooses a Successor
TO Frad l.. Ames,

At the meeting Of the Union Pacific
Railroad Directors to-day. Oliver Amcs
81 was elected "A Director in place OF
Frederick l.. Ames, deceased.
RESOLUTIONS were passed euloGiGing the
deceased director.
President $. II, II Clark, and j.. W.
poane, Of Chicago, one OF the Govern
mcUt directors. attended the meeting.
The evening world., 1893-12-05
DR.. GUTTMAN HELD FOR TRIAL,
Ee Treated Mrs. Goldberg Inc She
Is Critically Ill.

Fanny Goldberg, eighteen years old.
was removed his afternoon from her
home, 400 East Twelfth street, to Belle
vue Hospital. suffering from the effects
Of Il criminal operation. She is a pris-
oncr.
Or. Jonas Guttnan, of 354 East Fourth
street, was arrested by the East Fifth
street police, charged with performing
the operation. He was held in $1,000
bail.
Solomon Goldberg, the woman's hus-
band, was arrested as accessory to The
crime, but was discharged.
The evening world., 1893-12-05
WANT TARIFF REFORM DELAYED.
Petition 20 Postpon. the Operation
Cf tho Wilson BIZ.

BALTIMORE, Md, Dec. "a petition
Is being circulated among the merchants
OF this city with Il view to having the
operation of the Wilson Tariff bin post
poncd until July !, 1t the country IS to
have the measure imposed upon H..
II Is receiving the signatures OF many
OF the most prominent business men OF
the city.
The evening world., 1893-12-05
Cody. POND Forfe,tnn.

William Cody. forty years old, a liquor dealer
OF lls Christopher street, was to have been tried
IN Part III. General Sessions. to-day for man,
s,anghtc' In the second degree. Cody vas not
present. and. In spite NJ a physicians crrtihcats.
Judge MARITIME ordered the bond forfeited and a
bench warrant for Cody issued.
The evening world., 1893-12-05
BOSTON LAWYER In CONTEMPT.
Fined 5000 for Having an Article
Published In a Newspaper.
(Dy Associated Press.

Uy Associated Press)
BOSTON, Dec. b.-Judge Dunbar this
morning adjudged Lawyer Hayes Lougee
to be in contempt of court, and lined
him 5000.
Lougee caused an article on the Nor
ton Savage case. In which alienation OF
affection was charged. to be published
in a Boston newspaper.
The evening world., 1893-12-05
Contracts for New Gunooa.s.

wAsHl%GToN. Dee. S-Sccrota'y Herbert TO
day awarded the contract Tor two o! the nov
]gunhoats to the Newpoit Nows Dry pork and
ship building Company, IN compliance with the
contract tor the third eunbOIt VAL ~ysvLauly be
~ arded during the day.
The evening world., 1893-12-05
Judgments Against C,othiers.

70 'rr County Clerks ual,o against August
ng.'Aors. rlo'Aing dealers at q Wee, Fourth
street m favor 81 tho fHilNNlnc creditors Shg.
an, Leather bank, 81 759, N,rhgni.s and Trad.
srI Iank. 1915, FIrh Avenue hank. 81. 1G7.
The evening world., 1893-12-05
Resisted AIRES, with a Knre

Isaac IiIkavitz. Of Eastern Park. Fast New
YORK, Was held In 1900 bail In Essex Market
Police Court this morning. on a charge OF steal.
ing property valued at SIS from Julius Neunan.
u % orchard street. iT' wGs arrested in his
butcher shn? at Brow nsville l.. l.. this morning
ana made A desperate resistance with a big knife,
hut was ovcr9owered before he hal injured tho
pf1rrR
The evening world., 1893-12-05
SHOE FAILURE in BOSTON.
8. Eirschbsrc & Co. Assion-Liab' bill.
ties About S16O, 900.

BOSTON. Dec. 5.-S. Hirschberg & Co..
wholesale boot and shoe dealers, at lls
Pearl street. have made an assignment
to Joseph NJ. Herman. of the firm of
Fan Herman q Co., and William f.
Hawley.
Liabilities are about $780, 900: assets
about the same.
The evening world., 1893-12-05

Billy Roller arrived at Washington
with fifteen horses yesterday. This looks
as though Roller had received pretty
good assurances that the meeting would
go on for some time.
The evening world., 1893-12-05

! Five favorites won at Bennings yes
terday. AS a rule the choices win on a
heavy track.
The evening world., 1893-12-05
Wh,te Ii-Nt. .or Vessals IN Tow.

~ - Meeting - the ri0t Commission RS mis-
afternoon the prnpr sal 70 use colorcd instead oi
vhi'e i'ShlS on VssIsls IL Tow w.s discussed aai
L!.aVp.J cd.
The evening world., 1893-12-05

A San Francisco despatch saws.
"Morello and Charm!on will run In the
Rancho del Paso Stake event at the
Blood Horse Association meeting next
Thursday. Fo"ty-eight two-year-ulds are
entered for the Ouickstep Stakes FOR
next Saturday. Tom Williams. jr.. Prcs!.
dent Of the Association, has announced
his early retirement from the turf"
The evening world., 1893-12-05

T. w. Coulter has purchased from Gus
Etraus the tiliy Caroline Hamilton, by
Outcast, for 81, 200.