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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-18
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEw.YoRK-rHIDAY FEB Il. 1893
ARRIVED.

PORT OF Nrw.YoRN-ruDAY, FEB. IL 1893.
ARRIVED.
Ntc,wcr N,ruo,a tIyr. Bocqu,t London fcbruagY -
with mdI. and passenger. to New.fork shipping co.
Arrived at the Ia, at M ,r Adams IJrata January
! Gfsn January 20 ie,rr =, va t 6smd ta, reg
steamer Napier III Sandr, rlyme December 2 a.
To- Ilt,rl fcltmln CO, vessel T. Sode''' ->'' u
AZ sm n Hoxdcn Anderson. Jacksonville February 49,
with md ra W@ i f1 wmng ton C. thrc,
day., Win nG., to william p c3dc co ,. thick
SANDY HOOK 30 pn.-wind East. fresh breeze thick
NOV CIV Island m-wini light. NE showing
CLEANED.
steamer ~ Boursoenc (Fr, Ichocuf lIayre-A FORGET
STEAMER Rot .rd,ni Datch Rosge''en Kott'rdam VIA
Gri, d.. Fcfsu,on LiycrpoovernOn IL
hS ~ n6r no Grande ar,,ov. Brunswick and Fer
a'na 6 M"ry ,r 40 N, Halifax. ; and ;, john
st,np~r lnlo1,tin Frl Escarres. M,reiles and
S'n nia KoITiio rB SMITH, London-sanderson &
Steamer Iroquo, Pennington Charleston and Jackson
WIG Wm T. niyic 'R2clml,,on Naplc,-o,lrlch, 4 Co
STEAMER calico (Ielel. Braithwai;. Aht"crp-bush
steamer India ,rl TAFT, Newcastle E-Sandfrson 4
S'St steamer w,.t,rnand CBI0. weycr. Antwerp-ln'cr-
nat I'@ 'Sni;ota Bl. cuau- Lonlon-Hew York
gt.Icr Alfred Dumos (Nor. Christie haracoa-H
pn rsrS William Halcs St,h CcnucGo'-smth Gregory
lark rorouato ,lt.n Trapani Montc'ideo for orders
Eark Bowman (Br. Law Hurlturt Angior-Ed"ard
'''T WafE Eva L,n.h lnp Mobiles. BucnO' Ayres-J
Parker CO. ,n
steamers IIclgolnnd for Dover; rohemia st"ttn'
Shps Maydalrnc for Dublin: Wilhelm London.
AS sailed VIA Long Island Sound;
steamer II VI Whitney. FOR Boston
THE MOVEMENTS OF TEAMERi-FOREl'N PORlS'
s,,,ncr Montrluna iSr. Boyle fOm New-lork FEB
rtaty t. arrived London February IL. -.
steamer Runic Or. Lindsay, from NeW'f@k fcD'
tuary :. arrived a. Liverpool February -. ,,.., , .
steamer Bowl, tr Thor sailed from iNrrlso "'
Nv. York AT T. 81 !. M. February a.
steamer Auyu "a Wet ria tGt@, Rlr"nds u'om ian-
burg February 40. sailed from southampton Tor N'"'
York February L. -, . 49,. Vol, I.h.
mary GlaNc-cnd and Hull arrived al roit"hu foo'
rualv l.. - 49,. ,..,, H.
steamer Manhattan OBJ. Thomas. from New'NorK f'o'
ruary / arrived at Hun February Il. . -, ,,.
steamer ,,haIsr tBr. scotland from Ncw-loiH fHoru
STEAMER Chicago tIir. Wat.Gl. from New YORK fcbru-
arv , IN Antwerp. ri~.cd Prawle Point February 80.
STEAMER California tierl. DrOeschcr, sailed from HAM
burg for Ncw-Nork February Ii. -, 49,.
rrlNr Sanders, from NcN-n oTk ffuru
arv = via southampton arrived AZ BrrmerhaNen at .
d. m. February 10 III. ~.
steamer Charts Dutch, Peters. from Newfork Feb
mary / arrived a. Antwerp February l6.
>camc. TanclrNil, tFr, COucot sailed from folht de
Grave for Nrw-Nofk February - - A.. ,,,-
L,Iru,ry > ar lVrd at Lisbon February IL.
steamer Inishowcu Head tlIr'. Thompson from New
York nnuar ~ for Adrn singapore Shanghac, &c, ar.
rived al Poit said February Il.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-18
RrDGLAR PLUCXILY CAPTURED.

A burglar was held by Justice Watson IN inc Even
Street Police Court yesterday ior the "'"nu '"''
lie gave his name as John smith, Oh NO. "'' NY
ove hut the police think he is wellkn0wn Enghsh
!. croos ~ On Thursday evening he and Il par were
found In a room on the fourth floor of n tenement
honse at No. 445 Bushwickave., by William 'h'iH'
the owner. In the room he struggled with the men
md while one held a revolver 10 his head the oher
escaped BY dropping from story to story Oh the le
cscane When Clark was released by the burglar
,h olso made his exit 10 the fre-cscape, lie down
stairs and intercepted him at the loot
The men struggled and in a few minutes the
burglar was ovcrpowered. lie offered his cHp'or
800 TO allow him 10 escape. When searched al inc
Station loaded revolver a set OF skeleton keys ana
other burglars tools were found in his possession
There was also considerable jcvclry. The prisoner
refused to say who was his companion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-18
VINO IS THE MYSTERIOUS SHOPLIFTERP
SIZE WAS ARRESTED FOR STEALING GLOVES.
ALTHOUGH SHE HAD MONEY IMPRIS
ONED Is DEFAULT OF BAIL.

ONFD Is DEFAULT OF BAIL
mystcrioi, prisoner nshlonahly dressed and hand
some arraigncd I'm Jefferson Market Police Court
Yesterday afternoon charged with shopllflng About
3 o'coc. Detective Jane, Casey. connected with stern
Brothers. in wc.t Twcnty-thrd st.. detected the prs
oncr I'm the act OF stealing silk tidy The detective
continucd to watch the woman and soon Jaw her take
two pair Of gloves valued ~ She had already
purchased one pair of gloves. and in paying for them
had shown purse filled with money.
Is she was about leave the store Detective Casey
placed her under arrest. She at first denied any
knowledge Of the stolen property. Later however she
became Indignant and declined make any statement
Accompanied by Il friend. with whom she had been In
The. store, and the detective. she driven
In cab TO Police Headquarters. where th" pri,-
oncr wa, placed I'm charge OF Detective sargent hhcri-
dam An hour anerward the mysterious woman was
arraigncd In Jefferson Market Police Court, still ac-
cnnpanlcd 10y her friend. who refused TO leave her.
She gave the nam" Of Mary smith," Of No.
- LeXingt0navc., and said she f0ry-t years
old.
The prisoner admitted to justice VoorhiS that She
had taken the articles. She had done unwiitlngy,
and had had intention Of stealing ANYTHING. Her
attorney then told the Justice that hi, client was
an cminently resi- cc,abc person, her family b'ins
one Of the best known In the city"
Yes replied the justice. Il suppose this Is
another one Of those r ~poclalc family eases
iX bail ~ 900
Counsel then asked the justice to parole the prS-
oncr in ii, charge until to day VIII ccrtihcAtc Of
dcpo-it Of the amount OF the bail bond would b.
pres, nrd from IN" CITY Chamberlain. but Ju'ut"
Vo,rlis declined 10 do %. After shOt converse
ton with the Prisoner her friend left the c,urtr ON,
visited "A bank in Union square. and returned with u
roll Of bills amounting to 500, which sh offered 10
deposit Tor the pri,oH,r's appearance when wanted.
Iu III" justice Insisted upon having real estate Tor
security In despair The httlc woman said that her
husband would ave bail for tn p sOn'r.
What l. your husbands namr.' drnln1ed the
Justice. l'cfOrc the could answer the pris-
oucr ordered her I" keep silent. rnd ia" ramc was
not mentions"
! The ITi,on,r'~ Coi.iN-i alloincr attempt 10
/ induce ~. Justice 10 change hi- claOn. but In
| van - no bail fufn he'd. the woman was
looted up and will be exam incl TO da,.
~ the handle Of the prisoners umbrella tho
void, L. X, New Years. 1850"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-18
MITCHELL 10 FIGHT coEBETT.

meeting was held Yesterday which mako II probable
that hsrlcs Mitchell the English rrzcheh'"r ana James
! Corct the Champion VIII meet IN @ifoot ring u vt
Dccembrr Mitchell. CA. Baird Edwin Bailey, Ber
nard Abrahans william Brady. william Delaney. and ;
few lesser lights together yesterday and made tho
preliminary arrangements for match. l.h eide d.
posted $4,000 to linf the match. ana each showed =
willingness 10 bet si0c 600 tho result of the battle.
Mitchell showed desire night IN I2-foon ring but
Corts manager thought that the regulation @ifot ring
would do The Managers Of the two men viii now draw
IN AZ safe d~nncc and alow the different athletic clubs
10 bid fr the fight Tho club Offering The largest price
win get IT, IL was said lost night that the Concy Island
Athletic Club would oTcr purse OF $1,000. Philip
Dwycr is mentioned the final stakeholder.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-18
MONMOUTH FARMERS ALARMED.
THEY DO NOT WISH TO HAVE THE BIG RACE
TRACK CLOSED.

Freehold y j. Feb. l. (SPciaD-Thc action OF the
Monmouth County Grand Jury presenting indictment
against the Monmouth Park Racing Association has evoked
AN outmr.t Indignation the farmers ana oth"r
directly interested in the continuance Of the rao"tack ~
means Of s,cnancc. Crowds OF farmers have been Hook
ing to the to-day from all quarters 81 the county %"
sicgnr the law Offices hotel, and other places where men
OF prominence and influence could BE- found and urging
them to some action looking to legislation favorable t.
their Interests. The los, patronage from Tire many
stables big item to the farmers and truckgfo"'f III
the county hundreds IL means the utr r\uhu'h
Of their farms and a Of Livelihood which they have
for year, depended upon.
Prosecutor Of the Pleas WINS said to-day: 81 was IN
ill sympathy with charge 81 Chif Justice Bfasicy
a. IL beyond doubt that The Violations oil ''
laws against rambling op'n and notoiio1s have
not vet decided upon a day for trying hc ndic'mh' ~
the defendant. must nrst b. auligncd In court |'-
cVc that the o. the racciick VIII voluntarily
make their APPEARANCE In court 70 answer to th" Indictment
II they do not this viii throw the case over into The
May term"
The closing u the Gloucester and Gutcnhurs track,
Yesterday and the Comstock raids Of the day Do' 'ap
many reports a. 20 The prospect Of The poonoms henf
CLOSED permanently The Board Of Control Wa blamed b
many other. said tn. Monmouth Association, indir'.
nent caused both trucks to close their eai'-. Ih'
Gouccse. people warned that racing against tho az"
would not BE- stopped IN county and permitted ln
others Guttcnburg people took warning ani c.o"l their
gate.
The poolroom keepers had little 10 Jay. D. Lacy de-
clarci that commissions wcrc collected with every Dot
there would be- trouble.
IL is said that the presented hy Mr.. Lane of Union
County VIII b. kind with ancndnrnt-. one OF ID"
authorities q the Monmouth Park Association a-suri
Tribune reporter last night that the Monmouth PARK H''
inc would De- held neat summer and that uir m'cun;
would consis, Of twenty.four racing days.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-18
OTHER .STBTRBAN TO WNS.
lone ISIA\D.
TVNIT TNIANNTT.
SMALLPOX TNABNTED IL Long ISLAM

SMALLPOX TNABNTED IN Long ISLAND 'IIr'
smallpox continues undated In Long Island INV
Yesterday another case WAS reported 10 me Register
~ Ni'al Stati,ic,-Oto Leonard. Il broth'rinlaw OF
Alderman knnucr. Leonard lives In JimaicAhN''
near sherman II. Tie hou-" Is quarntin'd I'll" san
ford administration having Joined III" Board of Health
George H. Crowley. Mayor >anfprd's secretary WAS
reported out of DANCER last night. The Long Island
Eailroad officials, precautionary measure. ruS-
pc ndcd Conductor Irntly, telegraph operator Roger :.
and Two do,rmcn Miller ard NrvinS. from duty until
III danger ~ the couHgiOn has pissed. The Nu,-
pended cmpoyc, board In ne same honer with -ccg"-
lary Crowley.
TNTCIIOGI' E.-Thc Commissioners OF the Highways
Of Intchoeur are about 10 hc.in legal pr"r'dlhsS
AGAINST the Long Island Ealr al Company. h"hI'"
Tie management ha- repeatedly refused 10 rny hl"i-
tinu T., their frequent demands 10 pro"ci certain
crossing, I'm the village by placing safety gitce there.
AR ROCkAWAN.- l.. ID. Wood WAS
digging foundation Tor II cellar on TnurNdny
nt losirr Il. aud the kuc d" -. FELIX
Ear Rockaway. he found human bones. sup
p,cd To be- tho,' OF two Indians. The teeth are well
nr..-,rycd and the Chrri louc> are prominent. tn"
indir, had been buried with their heads toward IN"
r-ing sun Ioth Skeleton, were near each other and
about two feet under ground
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-18
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-18
III 10 DkE\. .

PRINCIPAL william +. Eiston former principal OF
the Ilch school - IIobJhcn who was removed u"
school 40 iu Consequence" Of various charges a4"''
Linn va, Yesterday suspended by President knN'' "'
tl. School Board pending the investigation "i charge
mad. AGAINST him Ly Maml. Dl,cf. twelve year Oh
pupl. Katie Io,ca thirteen. ANA ffl'NA I'l''r'
thirteen Their. ar. three other pupils Wl"'" hAh'HS
have not been disclosed. The clarc"s upon WHICH
MIR El>ton vas removed from the High N'l"ol "'r
~ a similar nature but could not b" proved because
IA. ,dri. wlo mad. ihom would not CIV" cvli'nc"
publiclv Nr. El-on ,ly, th" charges ar" h't True
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-18
THE Trolley CAUSES TRYING DELAYS.

Complaints IN REGARD to the dc"yS ana III 81.
,.,coe y, witch p,,,cuger, are subjected on u@
limo Of the t,.cv Island and Er OkNn Railroad Ill
Jaw smith ard smith sts sine" the trolley was put
i'm operation were laid before Mayor Eo"dy Nesul
dnv by committee q residents Of South h'ooN'
Iyn who represented 1000 families lheY co'
planned principally Of the transfer when passengers
ore comuclled t. make at smith and Ninth SIS 10
,n. cor- running 10 hamilton Ferry. and many in
stances Of provoking delay were related me or
cars were also complained Of The Mayor referred
tho case t. the CorpJra;i m Counsel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-18
TIE NEW BRIDGE STATION CONTRACT AWARDED

Mayor Boody and Controller Corwin were the TENN
AMI eleventh men needed TO complete quorum OF the
Bridge Trustees at the special meeting called Tor
YESTERDAY afternoon to ra!fy the action OF TIE Ter
minal Committee I'm awarding the contract Tor Inc
new Bldg. s.aupn in BrOo.lyn. The Terminal Com
mittee reported favor Of awarding the contract lot
the station To the Phoenix Bridge COMPANY a' 'i'
lowest uider al tie OF S22l ,o!D 90 Mayor
Bloody asked II the committee had power 10 award ;he
contract and Mr. skinner said that TIE action was SUD
lcct TO the approval Of the loari 1t was theh No'u
unanimously to award the contract. In regard 10 me
elevated railroad connections with The new station
the committee reported in favor Of the trustees ou'iu
ing the elevated terminal stations included in ~" con
tract and leasing tho structures 10 the conlpI'S'
The lease 20 the Brooklyn Company Will amount 10
~, 700 a wear, AMI 10 the kinES county COMPANY
$500 a year. The trustees voted Unanimously 10
he leases
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-18

Deputy Sheriff Terry went 10 the Tonbs Yesterday
and called upon Charles ". Gardner. 10 serve an
execution upon him fer 81 on a judgment obtained
against him In the lid District Court in favor Of
\. Powell & Co.. tailors. Gardner said he had
money 10 pay the execution.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-18
HOME NEWS.
WHAT IS GOING On TO-DAY.

Ohio Society dinner, Dclmonico's, evening.
Pigeon shooting contests, Laichmont.
Amateur Athletic Uiioh, As;Or House p m
wheaton club Fifth Avenue Hotel, =. m
Va~.ar College Alumnae No. 2i1 Chnton'aNe' ErooA'
Ign. 10 p ~.
Enginccrs Club dinner. dubious, evening
University club smoking concert evening
W. f. sim divorce case before Judge N'ileh''
Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-18
NEW

, clerk FOR Sylvanus ID. Dudd grocer ut BruhSwi'R
and Murray SIS visited tho store nj . A. m yesterday
and upon entering saw young man crolching near
tho money drawer lie had forced AN cnLrLn-.
through a window. lie was arrested without res,
arcc and gave the name Of Charles Apgar, oi fhha
.f,If
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-18
rur prrsJDENT WILL RAISS THE FLAG
CELEBRATION or wAsHINGToN's BIRTHDAY oN
THE STEAMER NEw-YoRK

TIE STEAMER NETWORK.
Whom thc steamer New-Yo.k leaves THIS port h'A'
week She viii fly the stars and stripes As her M
,.,,l coc irstcfd OF st. Georges coss. Ir'sil nj
Harrison will raise the flag over thc hlasihhc III
steamship, and members of the cabinet ana o'hT
distinguished guests viii fe pres mt TO SCI 'hc New
yo,s enter the American merchant maine. me
ceremony will take place on February - INC IL"
icrnaional NAVIGATION crmpny nave marc '" or','
,rcp,ra.ions for h.ir ccc;rat on of Wa'hnG''ns
ur,hinv 80 cIal trains carryin: their gI'st viii
n. run from Washinct II ami Phlid"lpha to Jers y
civ. The President and his prly Will ] ave WASH
,noton nj : H. m. on W,dnc,dy by II sp c!al tram,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-18
A TEOTrEE SOLD FOR $1,000.

Lexington. Ky. Feb. l. CSTccIaD.-Edwin II. Filter.
q Phadc pha has bought Of G. {. Harris Of this cty.
the bay ecldnc e. {. e. :lGi by Calumet dam by Nam
brno for 1000. c. c. VIII he campagncd in Ken
b. naAls
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-18
poxoGmrE sAIp TO BIZ sLcK. nrr .or roIsoNED

Prominent amateur athletic officials .c'n yesterday
rdlcucd the rumots that joseph T. Dono-hp' the cham
nion skater had been poi,o,cd Rcd Bans on THURSDAY
Donoohur was badly beaten In the kltiaF championships
IN The CONSERVATION Of everybody pit the experts
from the West
W. II. Robinson. tho starter. when seen N'~'rdaY
said "Donoghuc a SICK man dltf mo hNeIl'
race but that he either drugr'd OF poisoned al
non.cn-r Thi, johnson il wonder on both 'k"T ana
hicv,lc now believe that johnson i The spcci'e'i
.ho distance skater thc world Whether he can Dc
fa, Donoguc AZ Longer distances do not know johnson
hclieyo that Harold Hec,n the Norwegian champion. Viii
defeat Donoghus easily.
"In short distance races Dono-huc and Moshcr BON
ruin on their skates while johnson get over th" &c." WI"
mn easy swinging stroke. which fairly dc'our, speed
ohnson was in superb condition having hccn In constant
training for eight months. Donoghuc wa lot In such
couditon which accounts for hi, Illness before IA" rae
Donochue sad 10 that he never fct better In his No.
and | know his brother Charles bet on him
Johnson will probably 90 mp the Hudson today ana
make an effort to break tts 100 200 900. 800 400 40
vad onc.half mile milo records liz says that
record. 70 BE- recognized ~ the Amateur Athletic Union
have be made in the East
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-18
Announcements.

Mrs WINSIOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP
has been used for over FIFTY YEARS bv MILLIONS II
MOTHERS FOR THEIR CHILDREN WHILE TEETH.
Guild SOFTENs THE Inns. ALLAYS ALL PAIN,
CURES WIND collie. and j. the REST REMEDY FOR
DIARRIIOE\. Sid bv DRl,tt.l>r> IN cNcrv part OF
the world. TWENTY-FIVE CENTS \ BOTTLE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-18
TIE WESTFIELD BREAKS HER RTDDER.

The Staten Island fcrryboat wcsiAcld, While on
hrr frs, trip from Clifton Ills cIryj yesterday
Ing was caught la the ice or Bcdlows Island and broke
10 the slipyard at Clifton
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-18
TIE arnLys. ARE KEAL COLLEGE, BOYS VOW.

since thc Rrookyn Polytechnic Institute became
regular college with OF study for degrees
the sophomorcs and freshmen have dc*cloled Di''ef
animosity The DIFFERENCES between them have not
taken the shape of haging yet but on Monday ABOUT
thirty Of the sophcmorS fell upon half Their hun'or
n freshmen in he reading room ana treated 'heh
roughly until they nci. On tuesday 'he "cS"''"
ros,ed Il notice of a meeting, and 1t was torn rom
Tho bullein board Lv a sophomore. This was the
signal for "A general fight, in which the majority OF
each class wa, engaged. when member OF .he
faculty appeared and put an end 20 IT, lie .ins e
ON; anon a dozen Of the most dEEr'SslN; OF 'ha'h
ola. and they viii BE- summoned b,iore the faculty
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-18

For Throat Diseases. Coughs Colds, etc
effective relief T. found In thr browns BrOnChi
Trochcs." Sold only In boxes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-18

ALMANAC. IS93.--A really splendid NUMBER gu"
Of the arrat Almsnacs on the market Soo '"s~
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-18

MINIATURE ALMANAC.

sunrl.o 20 Set Moon set, o3 pm Moons age
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
M-Sandv Hook - COY Island 9O2 eli 'iae ~ 30
Nj sandy 10 COY. Island 93l he'l "'e II 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-18

Age robs us of the locks that graccd our you'll
To ct them bach with their youthful color and lf u,
Plrkrr'- palslm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-18

MILLIONAIRES.-Ac complete list Of the S'os' ~.
Iionnire. Of the United STATES and how they " ,..
money. Only list ever compiled. Valuable 10 s'u''
c,oromi.,. md promoter. Of new enterprises I"
ceuts "A copy. La flexible cloth. 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-18

KNITTING AND CROCHET-Ncw. WIN
pages devoted 10 household decoration ana 'A'"'
!J cents n copy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-18

Fry the WORLDS Fair spccal-Onr of the New York
Central met d. irin iOr Chi AZ. No extra lar,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-18

T.. & W.-The Tyronga link cun should
with Yokcna or Notcgs collar. l.. a w.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-18
LEADER OF \ GANG OF LEAD THIEVES CAUGHT.

LEADER Oh \ GANt Of LEAD iI'i~N To- ~
Thomas Iogan of No. 100 IIumbodt-St. BROOKLYN
IS locked up in the Town Hall at Nevtowh' lie i
said 10 be the leader OF gang OF thieves 'N"' nav
during the last SIX weeks robbed the frn OF = H.
Nichols d Co.. Of Laurel iii. OF lead, "copper" pi"'9
md iron worth 81 GOO. Yesterday morning watch
man named McCarthy, while walking through the
meadows near the factory. found bags containing hfec
quantities If the STOLEN metal. Al noon h" Sa" TWO
mon who were lettering around the place. eeU on 'ei
knees and begin to creep In the direction OF the S'o'
metal The bag containing the lead was put OH 'i''
back OF on; of the men. Willie his confederate pchc"
nm on, of the coils of lead They started up the u"'"
In tho direction OF Maspcth. Mccarthy gave cha'''
Tho thieves heard his footsteps. dropped their burue
ana continued I'D the track. Mccarthy was gIaduah!
diminishing the space between him and tn" 1ueluNeS'
I,on reaching Splagucs Lane one OF the wv" men
suddenly Turned and fired two shots ut the Waterman
ceing that their pur, not TO be frightened 'S
turned into the lane and ran in the direction Oh uio
49, calvary Cemccry. one Of the men was hi'.ilS
canrht lie drew II knife ana att'inPlcu W 80
Mccarthy The latter drew his clu ana huua.loait
nnd II on the head of his captive ana soon supuuo
him. ,a. mn, nomo Is Thomas
Hogan , ,,r Iue,,ce Hogan
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