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NEARLY KILLED A NE|GHBOR.
There Will Probably Be a Fatal
Sequel to This Row.
Weeks Csme with an Axe 10
AvenEe nm Insult

Carl Stansfors. Maria. his wife. and So
phla L~ocksbaugh. all OF a West One
Hundred and Fortieth street. were ar
raigned In the Harlem Police Court
this morning for assault on William
Weeks. a tenant in the same house.
Weeks Is In the Harlem Hospital In
a precarious condition. with eleven
wounds on his head and face and two
compound fractures OF the skull. 1t is
feared he cannot live.
Stansfors inc his wife were held with
out bail to await the result of Weeks's
injuries.
The Locksbaugh woman convinced the
Court that she hal nothing to 10 with
the affair and was discharged.
1t Is said that Weeks had n low with
the Stansfors and was put out OF their
tenement: II he returned and battered
Stansfors are alleged to have attacked
him.
The evening world., 1893-10-19
You VIII Have to Earn 1t.


To the Editor;
| have a wife and family OF three children In
the ''nid country" whom I wish TO have with
me here. and have tried hard these two years
past to save enough to pay their passage. but
cannot yet do SO. owing to uncertain employment
and sickness. i have to keep a home here AZ
well as in England. and. even With good employ
nent. such expense makes It all but impossible to
save. II I had my wife here. / would be able to
save double the amount. and could then pay It
back in about four months. Now. l wish to ask
YOU what had better do In the matter. or Is
there any way I could borrow the amount rs-
quired $500, for such q purpose?
e.. A READER Brooklyn.
The evening world., 1893-10-19
Some of the Ns,D styles.

The walking suit of the moment 10
made Of rough stun, mixed serge or
two-tone hopsacking. The coat is long.
tight-htting. double-breasted and full
umbrella gored skirt. At the neck a vest
OF fancy vesting, plaid silk Is shown.
The revers are broad and double stitch
ed. In the house a silk or flannel blouse
takes the place of this smart gown.
The skirt is also umbrella gored-that II.
narrow at the hips and faring ut the
hem to four yards or more,
The evening world., 1893-10-19
Listing Broken S,dewalks.

to have the sidewalks o; this city put In good
condition To secure this end the Society is
having the principal streets and avenues ex.
smined In order that defects may be reported to
me proper authorities, But as the Society is I'm.
are In bad condition, and as property owners
are responsible in case Of accident, Il calls on
we CitI&ens generally In order to further this
oolect 10 report 10 the Society all broken and
detective sidewalks so that such facts may be rr-
ported Ia the proper department. Al persons
making sNch reports are requested to send their
tuil rames and addresses. This Information viii
DC considered confidential. The once of the
society Is az Y East IMentN.thlrl aIreei.
The evening world., 1893-10-19
ClNDAD COUDAL AT ANCHOR.
Her Captain Wires from charlestown
for Instructions.

j. NJ. Ceballos & Co.. agents of the
Spanish steamship line, received u de-
spatch this morning from Capt. Car
mona of the Culdad Condal. stating that
his ship is anchored at Charleston Bar
and he Is awaiting instructions from the
agents In this city. -..,
The Cuidad Condal was blown ashore
during the hurricane on Oct . IL on the
Bahama Banks. where she remained for
t~hirty-siX hours. She succeeded in float
ms, but not before part OF her propeller
was gone and her shaft sprung.
Messrs. Ceballos said this morning that
until they had received more details
bou the Condal's disability they could
not say whether they. would let her come
to New York or let her put in al New
port News or some other port along the
Southern coast.
The Condal left Havana Oct. 10 and
was due here on the 18TH. She had four
teen cabin passengers on board, most OF
them from Havana, and n crew of
eighty. Her cargo consisted of sugar
and general merchandise.
The evening world., 1893-10-19

Dispatches from Brunswick report
forty-two now cases OF yellow fever, and
this week promises to be the worst In
the experience of that unfortunate
town. 1t will be a month or more be-
fore the disease Will be subdued by
frost. the only agent that can destroy
IL Meantime there is want, there Is
SUFFERING. Contribute to THE Worlds"
supply trim.
The evening world., 1893-10-19
CHARLES HELD FOR TRIAL.
Four Additional Charges OF Getting
Money for Smuggling Cinnamon.

Justice Meade. In the Tombs Police
Court to-day, rendered his decision In
the case of Wary s. Charles, former
Chinese interpreter In the Custom-House.
His examination on the charge OF eX-
torting SIS from Chu Shea for assist
ance in smuggling "a Chinaman Into the
country has been pending for several
weeks.
The Justice held him in s., 1000 bail for
trial at General Sessions.
Four similar complaints were made
against Charles by as many Cinnamon
to-day. on which Charles waived exam
nation. No additional bail was required
by Justice Meade.
The evening world., 1893-10-19

Just one hour a day devoted to the
toilet will enhance a woman's charms
and give her the appearance Of good
grooming. BY this Is meant not dress
ing. hair curling or nail-polishing. but
the bath. care of the scalp and the frlc-
tlon necessary to keep from taking cold.
An essentially clean person looks as
fine in stuff as in satin. and a person
who is not we'll groomed is coarse and
vulgar-looking in everything. Refine
ment depends as much on cleanliness as
on culture. .ts.
The evening world., 1893-10-19

like the belt, wristlets and straight
collar. Short vest. with epaulets in
mauve velvet. also ornamented with cor
ners and bands Of the glittering EN-.
broidery. Bib In etamine, spotted with
embroidered dots and edged with orien-
tai ace. This make is intended for a
slim figure. capote embroidered in gros
grain and trimmed with black velvet
ribbon, wings and ostrich tips.
The evening world., 1893-10-19

cident OF losing In succession two spin
makers. II is contended that Vigilant
lost more time by an accident to her
ccntre-board han the English boa lost
from splitting her sails, but this Is n
claim which 1t Is impossible to establish.
There IL only one way TO settle he
question satisfactorily, and that is for
the owner OF Vaikyrie 10 issue another
challenge and meet Vigilant again next
The evening world., 1893-10-19

In return for such an acquisition. fur
nish everything desirable to II great seat
of learning, The New York men who
push Columbia now via do n splendid
thing for education and for their city.
The evening world., 1893-10-19
THE YACHTING CONTROVERSY.

Before departing for England Lord
Dunraven renewed his expression OF
confidence in his yacht. His claim that
the victory OF visilant Is due rather to
luck and accident than to merit Is not
wholly unreasonable.
In the race which closed the
contest Vigilant was beaten on the
windward course. On the return Vigi-
liant was undoubtedly gaining. but Val
kyrie certainly lost lfhe race by the ac-
The evening world., 1893-10-19
INDIANS HAVING A WAR DANCE,
Troops in the Cherokee Strip Held
IN Readiness for Trouble.

GREYHORSE. o. T., Oct. l0.-On a
high plateau some miles west OF here
the Usage warriors are holding their
annual war dance. and rave been Joined
by about three hundred Cheyennes under
Yellow Bear and several hundred Poncas
and Otoes.
They have been dancing now for four
days n nights without intermission,
and Will keep II up for ten days or more,
after which they will hold "a grand
feast.
All the unruly Indians In the Terri
tory are present at the dance. and it Is
feared that they will make mischief.
The Usage agent has ordered them to
stop the dance. but they pay no atten-
ton to him. and, as all are armed, any
attempt to stop the dance by force
will result in bloodshed.
The troops on the Chsrokee strip have
been ordered to be in readiness to move
even into the reservation should the
Indians become troublesome.
The evening world., 1893-10-19
D..,.clo,hs. sna D.n.rs,o.,.

No articles in kitchen use are so likely
to be neglected and abused as the dish.
cloths n dish-towels. Put a teaspoon
full of ammonia into the water In which
these cloths are. or should be. washed
every day. Rub soap or the towels; put
them in the water; then rub them out;
rinse; dry outdoors. Dish-cloths and
dish-towels need never look gray and
dingy-a perpetual discomfort to all
housekeepers
The evening world., 1893-10-19
8 90 for $50 600 p.maQ.s.

~CALESRURG. H., Oct. is-wiiliam Snyder has
begun suit at Baltimore, Md, against the Singer
Sewing machine Company for $50. 900 damages for
alleged false imprisonment. The taking OF de.
positions here is now IN progress. Snyder was
formerly an agent in the employ OF the Com.
pany, and was stationed at GRlssburg, In 1892 he
disappeared, and II was given out that he had
embezsled $500 OF the Compsny's funds. lie was
arrested in Maryland and brought back here on 3
charge OF smbeILlement.
The evening world., 1893-10-19

Condensed milk is so generally usst
by lovers Of good coffee that CONDENSED
milk jars for table. service have bee
designed by manufacturers. They ar
made OF plated silver, stoneware AMI
china. prices ranging from 81 to 4 centsj
according to the material Some of thj
little brown Jars are shaped like the
old Egyptian water jugs, but with Q
fiat bottom.
The evening world., 1893-10-19

Lord Dunraven did not take the Amer
ica's Cup back with him, but he did take
h. high esteem OF every American ad-
mirer Of craftsmanship and good yachts.
He will be a welcome visitor whenever
he m again. And If he comes for a
race, as there is hope that he will. he
will be sure OF a good one.
The evening world., 1893-10-19
Brown Homo and Hospital Inco,.
porated.

ALBANY. Oct. n.--Tho only certificate hled
with the Secretary OF State for Incorporation yes
tenlay was that Of the Brown Home and Hospital,
OF New York. which will provide a home for
females. The following are the trustees, the first
three OF whom are officers President. Bertha 3.
'rown. Nice-President. Herman Kahn: Secretary
and Treasurer. II, G. Wurm: {. Apt. Charles
Aelller, Henry {. Hainhorst, Simon II. Lesser, L.
Syhilly, Matthew J ,oggey,
The evening world., 1893-10-19

The sentence of an Alabama farmer
"of wealth n standing to two years
imprisonment for sending a challenge is
the beginning of the end, and should be
the end itself. OF duelling. a few more
examples would have a healthful infu-
ence In a section where the barbarous
practice has found Its last refuge.
The evening world., 1893-10-19

M~lNNEAPoLls. MINI. Oct. Io.-There Is a
sensational stony, anoat In Minneapolis. to the
eject that the hiding place Of Menage, the Guar
anty Loan Company %swindler, had been found. A
gentleman who IL interested in the case is author
ity for the statement. aud be further asserts tina,
Menage Is willing to turn over the bulk OF the
money u Is claimed he fraudulently appropriated
az President OF the Company II he is assured that
against him.
The evening world., 1893-10-19

Live wires added their perils to those
Of the flames and the falling walls at
last nights great fire. 1t took heroes
to charge through the squirmlng, spark
emitting tangles. But New York's fire
men never do hesitate. and they did
not then.
The evening world., 1893-10-19

The Intelligent Boys Mother co vlsl-
tor)-Yes; after much consideration, I
have decided TO take Virgil out of pri-
vate school and send him TO the public
schools, where the system of grades,
the disinterested supervision and the re-
sure the best possible methods.
The Intelligent Boy--But. mamma,
heard you tell papa the reason was, SO
l should be out OF the house all day.
The evening world., 1893-10-19
A Victim Of the "Club" Scheme.

To the Editor j:
l Joined the Bicycle and Supply Company 10
July. 1891. to get a bicycle on payment OF 81 per
month. they claiming each member would get a
bicycle In a few months. l kept up my payment
OF 81 a month until June OF this year. paying In
all ssi. and ! got so I could not stand It longer
and withdrew. and asked the return OF my
money or a bicycle. but they sent me an In
sulting reply. win you please inform me wha,
redress ! can get. This b. & S. Co. is a Balti-
more Company. r. c. BALL,
Port Jervis. n. Y.
The evening world., 1893-10-19

Directum again shows the way to the
trotters. He has lowered the race rec
ord for q mile to EOS IA. This perform.
'ance took place yesterday on the track
at Nashville. The great stallion Is llv.
ing right up to his name.
The evening world., 1893-10-19
A Comm oc Son Married,

CHICAGO. oct, la-,liss Annie Tying IIigg,n.
son, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. charles ". Higsin.
son OF Riverside. was married yesterday TO
Nfbe hieraln Spicer, ION OF the late Commodore
spicer, OF the United states Navy. Tho cerr.
inonH took nlarc at ~. paul's E~.isvopaI Church
Ia the presence Of over 1--WE hundred guests.
The evening world., 1893-10-19
Magenta 10 the Rage.

Miles of Magenta colored cloth, velvet.
stuff, silk and ribbon are being sold
for dresses. bonnets and trimming. The
color is beautiful and warm for a pale
face, but it makes a pink complexion
very pale.
The evening world., 1893-10-19

The New York and New Jersey Bridge
bill has again gone through the House.
30 far. so good. The day when any,
thing will get through the Senate, how
ever. does not appear to. be encourage
ingly near.
The evening world., 1893-10-19

When Senator Morgan places his
claims for reelection in the hands of
his constituents. he will be able to make
a better application OF the classic fable
Of Actaeon. who was devoured by his
own dogs.
The evening world., 1893-10-19
Wedding Presents Are Given to the
Bride. .

To the Editor:
Would you kindly answer this question? 1t Is
an argument ! had. A couple are married and
live together a year. The mother-in-iaw inter-
feres. and there is a row. The husband wants
her to 60 and take a nat for the two Of them.
but she would rather remain with her mother.
The question is. who can claim the wedding
presents-husband or wife?
rpScrAN,r prIprp
The evening world., 1893-10-19
More Geometry on Wheels.

To the Editor:
The top and bottom OF a wheel are the points
where a vertical line through Its centre crosses
the %perimeter. These two points of a wheel. roll
ing on a plane, move in parallel lines only.
through like spaces during the same times.
d. D. p.
The evening world., 1893-10-19
Colorsd Millionaire Married.

LE"lNGIoN' Ky, oct. ls.-Cbsrics P. Graves,
q colored millionaire. OF Helena. Mont, married
Kettle Howard. "A Nell.known colorcd woman, yes.
tcrday. Graves Is President Of The coId.I,,,
. Consolidated Mining Company. and President and
General Manager Of the Montana end Illinois
Mining Company. The couple will leave on a
ster'aI car to-day Tor Chicago and thence to Mon.
The evening world., 1893-10-19
"colu,nbu. Day" Not CLOSING Day.

CHICAGO, Oct. s-Viiltors will be ADMITTED
TO Jackson Park for an Indefinite period after Oct
20. The length OF time will depend upon III.
weather and the popular demand. This courE
was ~oideially determined upoa by the Council o
Administration yesterday. oct. 30 Is to he oh
served as Columbus Day and not as closing day
as the Council formerly proclaimed.
The evening world., 1893-10-19
Hd.r Bleach.

Peroxide Of hydrogen lightens the hair
gradually. Several applications will
bleach It. All drugs strong enough to
change the color OF the hair are more
or less Injurious.
The evening world., 1893-10-19

Fashionable modistes scorn to use
p~asteboard band-boxes. The swell pom
nets and dashing hats they construct
are sent home In pine boxes with hinges
on the lid.
The evening world., 1893-10-19
A Home for Little Leila.

To the Editor
In Fridays paper I read OF Mr.. Miller's trouble
I would like to take little Leila and give her q
comfortable home In the country
MRS. u. KELLER
Hilton, Essex County, n. ].
The evening world., 1893-10-19

individuals are not the only sufferers
from the deadlock in the senate. The
uncertainties of the situation are operat-
Ing disastrously on the Treasury It.
self. Imports are cut down and the
revenues from hat source decreasing.
The revenues from internal taxation are
also falling off. The result is that the
cash alance in the Treasury has been
reduced over 81, oOO,O 900 since the first Of
the month. while the gold reserve has
suffered to the extent OF $40. 900, 900.
There is no department Of industry.
there is no source of taxation that does
not suffer from this needless and idiotic
delay.
The evening world., 1893-10-19
Wants to Foreclose on Norther,
Pacific.

MILWAUKEE. Oct. 1.-THE Farmers LOAF
and Trust Company. o: New York, yesterday al
ternoon began a foreclosure salt against Ii
Northern Pacific on the second general and con
suit consolidated with tho reoeivership suit. an
the receivers viii continue ~ conduct the road.
The evening world., 1893-10-19

Mr.. Boody's way is not plain in Brook.
Ign. This Is because the ways OF Mr..
Body have, within the last few months,
become too plain to Brooklyn's good
citizens.
The evening world., 1893-10-19
The Brtde Cake.

The brides cake Of to-day is a rel: Of
a Roman custom. AT a.Roman msrri-
age the bride was expected to prepare =
part at least, of the wedding feast With
her own hands. ..,
The evening world., 1893-10-19

The country would manage to endure
the loss Of a good deal of Senatorial
tradition. courtesy and dignity for the
gain of a little Senatorial business.
The evening world., 1893-10-19

Senator Hill is making himself heard
and felt these days. He Is supporting
the Administration and the Democracy
and the people.
The evening world., 1893-10-19
LETTERS.

tThis column 's for the benen Of et~vybody ,oso
has a complaint 10 MAKE, a grievance 10 r~entfidt>.
Information n gi,e, a question 10 AJAX or a public
sc'ticc 10 acknowledge. and pho can PIT The idea
into hss than 100 ,oords. Long letters cannot be
printed
The evening world., 1893-10-19

Senator PETER has the right to be
surprised at some of the good company
in which the present crisis a placed
him.
The evening world., 1893-10-19

1t is, greatly feared that not all the
dry-goods employees appreciate the pres
ent~' Bargains IN vaccination. ,
The evening world., 1893-10-19

Colored stockings are embroidered
with black, n black ones are worked
with colored stitches.
The evening world., 1893-10-19
Local Nowa 4, RrIag

Prot. Felix Adler Will le-turc before the socicty
for Ethical Culture Al Music Hall. Finy.scventh
street and seventh avenue, at IL o'clock neat Sun.
day morning.
The evening world., 1893-10-19

~ Hour for Good grooming.

Some of the best clocks are mounted
in enamelled iron and Dresden mir
The evening world., 1893-10-19

Let Chicago realize on Saturday thai
New York has come to town.
The evening world., 1893-10-19
New York Drummer Dies in 81. Louis

ST. LOUIS. Oct. l9.-s. r, Hinkley. OF lol
Lake street. Chicago, travelling salesman for
Joseph +. Mccoy a. Co., OF New York. was found
lead in his room at 5i5 st. Clair street yester-
lay. Death is supposed to be due to heart dis.
ease.
The evening world., 1893-10-19

Some OF the Senators are like the re-
tainer In the Shakespeare play who liz
self-declared to strike quickly, being
moved" But the trouble with the upper
chamber as a whole Is that It is not
quickly moved to strike"
The evening world., 1893-10-19

!, Is Senate obstruction to stand in the
way of a general Thanksgiving?
The evening world., 1893-10-19
Er.neh Krsntra H.addre.s.

Waved hair. with fluffy curls on the
forehead, and q cluster Of irregular
soft rolls and dropping curls at the back.
This is encircled with a twist of shot
The evening world., 1893-10-19

Joseph F. Mccoy e. Co. dealers In hardware at
. Warren street, received a telegram last night
Informing them OF Hinklcy's death. Hinkley was
about lfy years old. and had been travelling
or cutlery houses for thirty years. lie lived
with hts wife and son in Chicago. lie was an
n%veterste smoker. and II is thought that this
Affected his hear.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-12-14
.THE NEW TARIFF BILL.
It Will be Reported to the House
Next Tuesday,
SOME CHANGES IN THE MEASURE.

The Revenue Tax on Cigarettes Increased
from Firty Cents to a Dollar and a Half
a Pouud-A Hitch on the income Tax
Section,
WASHINGTON, Dec. 4--The ways and
means committee just ar.orc adiourning
last evening ordered the new tariff bill
reported to- the house next Tuesday, At
the meeting ON Tuesday morning the ma
jority win submit To the Republican mem-
bers of the committee copies of It's report
on the tariff bill The Republicans at that
time may have their minority report
ready to present or they may wait a few
days until they have time to examine the
report Of the majority. Between now and
Tuesday Chairman Wilson will prepare
the report, and it will he submitted to the
majority of the members of the com
mittee from time TO time until approved
and ready to present.
The bill which has been completed is
the customs portion only. The time Of its
consideration i'm the house has not been
determined upon, but the probabilities
seem to be that it cannot possibly be
reached before the holidays. The post
ponement of a Democratic caucus on the
ground that the internal revenue bill was
not completed indicates that the customs
bill will not be taken up until the internal
revenue bill is reported to the house.
1t is said by the Democratic members
| that the subcommittee on internal reve-
nue. will not work on this portion of the
! bill until after Chairman Wilson finishes
his report. The internal revenue features
are now in such shape that the sub-com-
mittee does not care to proceed, and it is
necessary for all the majority members to
consider the bill before further progress
can be made. That is, the majority must
determine whether the income tax must
be special or general before much further
! progress can be made. The cigarette
schedules of the customs bill was increased
| for the purpose of allowing an increase of
| internal revenue taxes on cigarettes 1t
is thought that the increase will yield
! about 81, 500, 600 revenue from this source
| Some changes were made in the bill yes
terday as follows:
| Common soap IS made dutiable at 20 per
| cent. Flax netting made dutiable at 3C
per cent, was % per cent. Still wines, il
casks, not changed as to rates, but pro
viso added that such wines shall pay not
less than 100 per cent. Internal revenue
tax on cigarettes raised from so cents tc
81. 80 per pound on cigarettes in paper
| wrappers, to take effect after 1st day o
July, 1894 Aluminium raised from 10 t.
25 per cent. Wire schedule classification
| changed so as to make it include certain
drill rods and needle rods, which will
raise their rate from 30 to 35 per cent.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-12-14

TRENTON, Dec. l4.-The court of par
dons sent another batch of prisoners free
yesterday. A thorough investigation Of
the case of Edward Fl. Post, of Passaic
county, who was sentenced to fifteen years
in state prison for felonious assault, last
October, led to the discovery hat he was
innocent of the crime and the court set
him free. James Cavanaugh, of Hudson
county, sentenced to fifteen years i'm
prisonment in April, 1887, for killing Pat
rick Hayden, was pardOned. Heis nearly
so years old. Justice of the Peace Som
mer of Newark. convicted of eXtortion
was also pardOned.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-12-14

COUNCIL BLUFFS, Ia, Dec. John
Freese, president; George Fl. Gable, vice
president; j. b. Allen, secretary, Of the
perpetual Maturity Bonding a-socia-
ton" a concern which has been doing
business in This city for several months,
have been placed under arrest by the
federal authorities for improper of the
mails, it having been decided that the
business was conducted ON the lottery
plan. They assert That they We're con
Quoting their business i'm good faith and
legitimately.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-12-14
Admlrnl pnrter,s Mldow Dad.

WASHINGTON, Dec. H. - Mrs. Porter,
widow Of Admiral Porter, died yesterday
at her home i'm this city. She was a daugh-
ter of Commodore Patterson, and a sister
of Admiral Patterson, and was born in
New Orleans "a years ago. She has long
been in i'll health, which was aggravated
by a fall some lineage The funeral will
occur tOmnrrOM.