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The evening world., 1894-08-29
STOLEN MONEY FOR A HACK.
Then Whalen Started Out to
Have a Good Time.
Says Nc spent Part aud Lost the
Rest of S1O2.75.

John Whalen, twenty-one years old. OF
IS Murray street, was held in $1,000 bail
by Justice Martin, In the Tombs Police
ing Incorporated slO2.75 belonging to
the National Express Company
Whalen has been in the employ Of the
Company for about five years. and is an
assistant on one OF the money delivery
wagons. ON Monday evening, Charles
II. Bardwell Chief Clerk in the money
order department. gave Whalen sl0275.
1876 IN MONEY and a check for $7.75 for
him to deposit in the Chatham National
Bank. He also gave Whalen his bank
book.
After waiting some time for him to
return. Bardwell became suspicious, and
upon sending to the bank learned that
Whslen had not been there. He then
reported the case. and Detective Devery
was assigned to IL. The latter could find
NJ trace Of the boy until last night, when
he found h,m In company With his
station Of the Sixth avenue IL" He ar
At the station-house whalen gave back
the handbook and check. but said he
had spent 81 Of the money and lost the
remainder.
He said that after leaving the Office
he went TO Chatham Square and hired
there. to drive him around. They first
went to the corner of West and Chris
topher streets, where they had several
drinks. They then returned to Chat
ham Square. where Whslen left.
He then went uptown and got into
the company OF a colored woman, whose
name he did not remember. They re,
manned together drinking all night, ant
Whalen now alleges the woman robbed
him. When arrested last night, WhaleI
| refused to give up badge belonging
fifty-cent deposit.
Whalen Is known as a tough younf
man. His father died some time ago, AM
support him.
He once ran away from home, but aftel
knocking around In Boston for a shor
while, returned to his home, and wa.
again taken back by the Express Com
pany.
The evening world., 1894-08-29
GILR0Y HELD IN $500.
He Shot a One-LegEed Man in the
Thigh by Mistake.

George Gilroy. a roofer by trade.
twenty-six years old. of AZ East Sew
enty-third street, was held in $500 bail
for further examination by Justice
Meade in the Yorkville Police Court to-
day for shooting Valentine CHASER, .
one-legged man.. of AT East Seventy
third street, in the only leg he had left.
1t appears that Gilroy and an unknown
man were drinking in John Mahon's
saloon, at 1859 First avenue, when they he,
wishing to fight. made hasty exit from
the saloon. Gilroy followed him closely.
and on reaching the street, drew his
revolver and fired.
lie missed him and shot CHASER in the
right thigh. CHASER dropped to the side
walk and Gilroy turned and ned. Gil
roy had gone but block when q man
who had witnessed the shooting knocked
him down with a blow on the head with
n bottle. The force of the blow laid open
Gilroy's scalp.
Gilroy's scalp was sewed up. at the
Presbyterian Hospital and DR.. sake. q
1856 East Seventy-second street, extracteo
the bullet from Glaser's thigh.
The evening world., 1894-08-29
TO FURNISH WATER.
Contractors Agree to supply 25,-
OOO,OOO Gallons Day.

City Works Commissioner White, of
Brooklyn, this morning made a contract
with Joseph Edwards & Co. to relieve
the city of its present scarcity of water
for $4,000.
The contract Is only for furnishing a
temporary supply of 100000 gallons of
water "A day. The machinery and pumps
are guaranteed to last "A year, when II
is hoped. that a permanent water system
will be IN operation which will relieve
the city of any further possibility OF
water famine.
In making the contract, Commissioner
White said he did not believe that the
driven well system was the best, There
were five competitors for the contract,
hut none of the old time contractors
was represented.
The amount of water in all the res
ervoirs is growing less each day, but
within month 1t Is hopei that there
will be added million or two million
gallons TO the present supply by sys-
TEN of driven wells.
The evening world., 1894-08-29
WHACKED THEIR SHINS.
Two Young Toushs Annoyed Ladies'
in bryant Park.

James Mulvey. twenty years old, Of
422 West Flfty-second street, and James
Brennan, twenty-one years old, Of "a
West Fifty-sixth street, were annoying
citizens In Bryant Parkyesterday af-
ternoon. Policeman Cook. Of the Ten
derloinSpuad, was sent for, and he
watched the young men for some min
utes before he arrested them, and
took them to the West Thirtieth street
station.
Mulvey and Brennan had sticks. and
were whackinS the shins Of people who
passed, including ladies. They also
pushed pedestrians' hats over their eyes,
and grabbed for their watches.
Finally they tackled Edward Finney,
OF West Point, and caught Tartar
Shouting for the police, he started In
pursuit of the young toughs. and helped
Policeman Cook capture them, after
a chase which led as far as Park ave-
nue. and Thirty-sfxth street.
In Jefferson Market Police Court this
morning Justice Hogan gave them lee
ture on the rights Of others and fined
them $40 each,
The evening world., 1894-08-29
BLOODY Street ROW.
One Man Killed and Six Men and
q Woman Badly Hurt.
Mrs. Dunwsrth Threw tho Rock
Which Broke Rays Neck.
Riot Alarm Called the Chicago Pc.
lice to tho Scene.


CHICAGO. Aug. ga desperate fight,
which necessitated the turning in. Of Z.
riot alarm and the calling out of three
patrol wagons filled with police, oc-
CURED late last night in front of l111
Ashland avenue. One man was In
stantly killed, two were fatally hurt
and four men and one woman seriously
injured. The dead man was:
HERBERT RAY. neck broken with pavias
stone and stabbed In right breast.
Fatally injured:
WILLIAM DUNwoRTH left eye knocked cuts
skull fractured.
PHILIP McGR .TH. skull fractured.
Seriously injured:
James Dunuorth. right arm broken in tArss
places.
Patrick Cassidy. left arm badly cut
John Ring. head cut
Michael Donahan, head cut
Mrs. Lizzie Dunworth right arm terribly cut
At All Ashland avenue. Mrs. Jamee
Cook has saloon on the first floor ana
the Dunworth family, with Cassidy, Whs
Is brother Of Mrs. Lizzie Dunworth. the
wife Of Mr.. Dunworth. live ON the second
floor.
The Dunvorths had q lodssr namsA
John Marshall. who was too delinquens
IN paying his rent to suit the Dunworths.
On Sunday Cassidy attempted to ceIiecS
the rent by force and was badly beaten
Last night Cassidy and Marshall re-
sumed their fight. and the latter, whs
mad with him several friends, chased
Cassidy into the street. The tight was
warming up nicely. when John Dacey, q
friend OF Cassidy, came along. He had
a revolver, and tried to shoot the Mar
work.
Mrs Dunworth then came to the res
cue or Dacey and Cassidy with some
paving stones. Just at this time Ray
and Donahan came along In a buggy.
body knows.
A paving stone hurled by Mrs.
Dunworth struck Ray at the base
or the brain and broke his neck. He
also received a stab that would have
proved fatal had the paving stone been
By this time dozen men were in the
night on each side and fists, knives,
clubs, revolvers and stones were all in
active operation.
A call was sent for the police, and
just as they began to arrive strange
man, with Donahan's assistance, put
the body of Ray into the buggy and
drove away. After going several blocks
they discovered that Ray was dead,
threw the body into the street and
The police arrested half the heishbor-
hood and carted the wounded away -
the hospital.
The evening world., 1894-08-29
DIDN'T LIKE TIGHTS.
After Marriage Ray Malcolm
Thought skirts the Proper Thing.


Thought skirts the Proper Thing.
Pretty Ray Malcolm, the actress who
has been playing leading male parts in
burlesque at Inmans Casino, Coney
Island, was married week ago to-day
to Oscar Schieck. of Prof. Gleason's
horse-training show.
The event, while something OF a social
feature In theatrical circles, would have
attracted but passing notice but for the
sudden and unexpected change II made
in Miss Malcolm's ideas of what was
the proper thing in the way OF tights
and anatomical exhibitions on the stage.
She seemed TO experience "A sudden
attack OF modesty. When she appeared
last THURSDAY evening. down stage
as the gay Prince OF the piece. clad In
knee-long skirts, instead of white silk
tights, the manager kicked.
Miss Malcolm, or Mrs. Schieck, said
she didn't think II at all nice to go be
fore all "those people" showing her legs
up to a pair of abbreviated trunks. she
was married woman, and such eNhi-
billions would In the future be reserved
for her husband
The manager insisted that the part
called for tights, and II must be tights
or Miss Malcolm would be cut out OF
the play. The actress finally gave In.
and continues nightly TO show as much
Of hcTsGf as formerly.
The evening world., 1894-08-29
CAN'T LAND ON SUNDAYS.
Justice Beach ModiAes the Injunc-
tion Against Whitestonc.

Argument was had before Justice
Beach, Of the Supreme Court, to-day on
the motion to make permanent the tenn
porary injunction which John Stimmel
obtained, restraining the authorities of
Whitestone from interfering with pas
sengers landing at his grounds.
John j. Gleason, counsel for the vii
lage, sprang an act OF 1884, which non
plused Lawyer Howe, representing Slim
mel The act gives villages the right
to regulate the landing of excursion par
ties v thin the village precincts, The
tice Beach from his previous position
IN the case. and at the close of the ar
gument, he modified the temporary in
Junction until his decision is rendered
meanwhile on sundays. Counsel are
given TIL Friday 10 hand in briefs.
The evening world., 1894-08-29
SNATCHED HER PURSE.
Ruby Held In ~ 900 Ia answer To n
Charge OF Highway Robbery.

Abraham Ruby. twenty-four years old.
nf ~ Allen street, was held In $l.0eO bail
by Justice Martin In the Tombs Police
Court this morning, ON charge of
highway robbery, Rosina Fozo, OF Is
Roosevelt street, was the complainant.
shortly after o'clock this morning,
while Rosiua was walking through Bay
ard street between Baxter and Null
berry streets, she alleges that Ruby
pocket book. started on run towards
Mulberry street. She screamed Justify
for help. and Policeman Harrington gave
chase. caught Ruby and locked him up
The evening world., 1894-08-29
HE CONVICTED HIMSELF.
JudelOwitz's ThOuHhtless Words
Got Him Six Months.

Morris Judelowitz, twenty-sM years
old, tailor OF III Division street, made
II bad break In the Essex Market Police
Court to-day. aud only discovered 1t
when It was too late. He was arraigned
to answer charge OF abandonment
preferred by his wife. Blume. who lives
at to Henry street. She stated that he
left her for another woman, and told
her that he hated her.
Your Honor" said the defendant.
times are TOO hard now to support
wife. can hardly earn enough money
TO support nyself."
Then you admit that you left your
wife Tor another woman" asked Justice
Ryan.
YES. sir" answered Judelowitx, and
"A moment later he wished that he had
kicked himself before he made the adj
mission.
Well" said Justice Ryan, las YOU
convict Yourself out or your own mouth
you are held in default OF bail TO sup
port your wife"
Unless Iudelowitz furnishes bonds he
viii have To serve six months In the
workhOuSe.
The evening world., 1894-08-29
BOY MARKSMAN HELD.
Peine's Air-Gun Practise Might
Have Killed Maggie Hyams.

Charles Peine. fifteen years old. Of
EOS East Seyenty-fifth street, was COM
mitted to the care OF the Gerry Society,
in the Yorkville Police Court this morn
ing, and Frank Larkin. thirteen years
old. OF 204 East Seventy-fifth street. and
Sylvester McCabe. fifteen years old, of
246 East Seventy-hfth street. were dis
charged.
The lads were arraigred on a charge
OF felonious assault. On Monday last
they were playing Buffalo Bill" in
Peine's yard. and an air gun figured as
one Of the realistic properties"
Shooting at target became tame
sport and the windows OF neighborins
houses were substituted as more difficult
tests OF Workmanship. One OF the
shots entered u back window of 1906
Third avenue. and inflicted a severe
wound over the right eye of Miss Maggie
Hyams.
Young Peine was Kept concealed by
his father. until Detectives Weller and
tive downtown.
The evening world., 1894-08-29
ANNIE'S PROPERTY" BABY.
The brooklyn "BliE.nrd' Makes a
Vain Call for sympathy.

Annie Henderson. who Is called in
Brooklyn Annie the blizzard" ap-
pcared in the Gates Avenue Police
Court this morning for the fourth time
In two weeks to answer to q charge
OF intoxication and disorderly conduct
Anrie evidently hoped that Justice
Quigley would not remember her, for
she came 10 the bar with tears in her
eyes and baby on her arm.
is that your child?" asked the Court
We'll, no, Your Honor; l Just thought
I'd bring II with me-" replied Annie.
Annies record was brought out. She
had once bitten OFF a policemans thumb
and part Of his nose; again she had
stolen from her landlady, and other
evidence against her character fol-
lowed until the Court ended the hearing
by giving Annie ten days.
The evening world., 1894-08-29
INTO THE NEW QUARTERS.
Offices Moved from the Old Court
House To-Day.

This is the last day of the occupancy
of the old brown-stone Courthouse in
city Hall Park as far as its use by the
Court of General Sessions and the Dis
trict-Attorney and his assistants is
concerned.
Workmen were busy removing the
desks and furniture from the old build
ing to the new, and all was in state
of confusion to-day.
Assistant Observation-Disclosures Irnger
superintended the removal of the effects
from the District Attorney's old rooms
to the apartments on the third main
floor of the new Courthouse.
Chief Clerk Fiynn's desks and records
were also taken to his new quarters on
the second mezzanine floor of the Crimi-
nal Courthouse. None OF the Offices
Tuesday
The evening world., 1894-08-29
SAYS SHE WAS SWINDLED.
Mrs. Hicks Complains Against the
Al~nh Sewing NJ. ckipc Company.

Mrs. NJ. o. Hicks. of Bradley Beach,
n. j.. has complained to Post-O Office
Inspector Beaver that Chicago con-
Germ, calling itself the Alvah Sewing
Machine Company, had violated the
Postal laws by sending out circulars
sending an inferior one to the purchas-
er who sent the money in advance.
Mrs. Hicks says the machine sent
to her was not worth more than SIS
and she knows of others who have been
swindled in the same way, she says
Mr.. Beaver promised to Investigate the
matter.
The evening world., 1894-08-29
HE PLEADED SELF-DEFENsE.
GnIInssen's Novel Excuse for Club
hing IA Woman.

Dnring a quarrel In front of 81 Sheriff
street last night. Abraham Gallassen,
fcrty-two years old, OF 81 sheriff street.
struck Mrs. Annie Gerber. OF the first
address, on the head with a club OPEN
Ing her scalp.
The fight was started by the children
OF the respective parties
Gallassen was arrested and in the Es-
sex Market Police Court to-day Justice
Ryan held him for trial, notwithstand-
ing the fact that he claimed that he
merely acted In self-asfeLse.
The evening world., 1894-08-29
ALBERT GARDNER MISSING.
His Mothers Anxious Search Has
So Far Proved Fruitless.

Mrs. Lucy Gardner, Of Long Branch.
called at the Office OF THE Evening
World" to-day to state that her son,
Albert l.. Gardner, who lived with her
on the Pemberton farm. near Ocean
port, has been missing since May "A.
Gardner, who Is twenty years old. was
q Waterman ON the steamer Little
Silver, plying between Oceanport and
New York. He left the boat on it's ar,
rival at the Little Twelfth street dock
and no tidings Of him have since been
received.
He was struck by train some years
ago. and since that time has had periods
he wore a light gray coat and light
trousers and brown derby hat. He Is 3
feet o inches high and very dark com
pleXioned. Mrs. Gardner begs that any
one who Is aware of his Whereabouts
will communicate with her at Long
Branch
The evening world., 1894-08-29
They Danced In the street.

John Kelly. nineteen years old. OF 1873 West
Twenty fourth street; Thomas Sinclair. twenty
four years old. colored, of liz West Twenty sixth
street, and Benjamin Tollivsr. twsnty.tour ysars
were arrested last night by Policeman Kupfrsin
Of the West Thirtisth street station, CHARGED b.
Thomas D. poerning an elderly gentleman, gIiv-
cling In 'front.' Of hls hoSa 81 =
The evening world., 1894-08-29
PULLED HIS WHISPERS.
James Dunn PIucked Out a Handfus
of Hirsch saIwin's Hair.

Hirsch salevin. a pack peddler, living
at ITO. East Broadway. was complainant
in the Yorkville Police Court this morn
ing against James Dunn. OF Fifty-eisntn
street and Eleventh avenue.
salevln is the possessor of long IRON
gray beard. which seems to have e1-
cited Dunn's curiosity ON last Wednes-
day, when he saw II for the nrst time
at Eleventh avenue and Fifty-nintn
street. Dunn was. drunk at the unne.
piayfully caught hold OF Saievin's WIS
kers. and when tire later resented 1ms
familiarity, gave It several good, stout "
NAE .he roots OF which were covered
with blood. Dunn then assaulted SAL
evin and beat him severly. A..
When arraigned, Dunn alm,SSu MAYER
touched salevin's whlskers. He was
held for examination.
The evening world., 1894-08-29
FOUND IN THE STREET.
An Unknown Woman Unconscious
on Third Avenue.

An unknown woman, probably eighty
years old. was found unconscious shortly
before noon on the sidewalk in front of
ll6S Third avenue. She was removed to
the Presbyterian Hospital.
The woman Is about five feet three
inches tall, OF dark complexion, with
black hair mixed with gray. Her upper
front teeth are false. She wore a black
skirt, gray waist, and had oil a black
bonnet and shawl.
The evening world., 1894-08-29
Attempts 10 wreck u Train.


WILLOW SPRINGS, Mo, Aug Gan attempt
was made last night 10 wreck the passenger train
eRStbound on the Kansas City. Springfield and
Memphis. due hare At 80 from Mseomb obstr,Ic-
tons were placed on tire track and the engine de-
rallied. After running short distance another
obs. rurton was struck and the engine again left
the track 4 liberal reward has been offered by
the railroad for the mlsCroanu,
The evening world., 1894-08-29
Selling Papers at the Age Of Five.

Five-yesr-o,d Tony Faisrts. Of 200 Elizabeth
street. was selling papers last night In
front Of the Union Square Hotel. when Agent
Deubert, OF the Gerry Society, along
picked the boy up In his arms and carried him
to the socistys room. Agent Deubert subse-
quently arrested Joseph FAlarts, the boys father
and he was arIsisnsd before Justice Ryan In the
Essex Market Police Court to-day for permitting
the boy to sell papers. The father claimed he
did not know that tho boy was selling papers,
and that he did 90 against his wishes and
knowledge. lie was held for trial.
The evening world., 1894-08-29
Tramps right ON "a Train.


SOUTH BEND, Ind. Aug. "a desperate
night occurred last night among Iamps on Lake
Shore freight train between here and Laporte
Ind. Three men armed with revolvers attacked
the others, throwing one from the train seven
miles west. Another robbed. thrown on aud
badly hurt Another was shot.
The evening world., 1894-08-29
Wage. to he Reduced Sept. 1.
by Associated Press. }

PORTLAND. Ore. Aug. ss-Reeeivsr Mcneil.
OF the Oregon Railway and Navigation Company.
has notified engineers and nremen that the pro-
:c'ed reduction In wages will 90 into effect Sept.
The men will appeal the case TO the United
Safes court for . restraining order.
The evening world., 1894-08-29

There u no doubt that Mrs.. Wander
bilt has consulted friends - - the ad-
visibility Of instituting such proceed
ings. e
The name of Nelly Neustretter. .
very wen known woman living in Paris.
though Of Dutch birth. 10 mentioned In
this connection. with what authority Ii
not known She has recently estab-
lished herself in expensive apartments
m Paris and at Deauville, with an elab-
orats encourage Of servants.
The evening world., 1894-08-29

The 9 O'Clock Edition and the
Sporting Extra of The EveninE
World contain more sporting newa
OF interest than can be foand IN
any ether evening nswspaper. !
The evening world., 1894-08-29
The Trouble Said to Have Begun
in the Sudden Breal-pp Of
the Valiant Yacht Purity.
ANOTHER WOMAN the cAusE7
She Recently Set Up Expensive E.
adjustments In Paris
and -DsauvilIe.
u,,ynsA. lss4 BY III. Pres: pss,l.A,as Company.

Especial Cattle Despatch 70 The wsriA)
PARIS, Aug. 2s.-For a month past
very definitely stated reports have been
current among American friends OF
Mr.. and4Mrs. William X. Vanderbilt In
London and Paris that formal negotia-
lions were In progress between them for
= judicial separation. Failing that, 1t
has been.said there was . probability Of
. suit for divorce on the part OF Mrs.
Vanderbilt. &c
The evening world., 1894-08-29

Justice Bartlett Of the Supreme Court, Brook.
iyn to-day refused to grant a decree OF absolute
divorce In the suit OF Frederick Mathews ARalnsi
hlA wife, Louisa Judge bartlett sAys the prooI
OF service Was insufficient. -
The evening world., 1894-08-29

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The evening world., 1894-08-29
WHAT ARE JEasEv sIxEss

N. sururiIluxly xood smokers for saiy 10 .esata.
You wsri me best nsns, can buy AietorS -
30 Imposed upon. bat inslsk on eetting JsfsS ~
q row DEALER. ses ala sssFsvAss&
The Irish standard., 1894-03-03

Justice White, the new member Of
the United States Supreme Court, will
be sworn IN on Monday, March 9Th, that
being the first day Of the spring term.
He will at once be called upon to take
mart ia the consideration Of more i'm
portant litigation than has greeted 9 new
iiustice IN many years.
The Irish standard., 1894-03-03

Continued % Rishthl Page.
The Irish standard., 1894-03-03
MINNESOTA.

T. r. Foley, of Aitkin, contemplates
building large brick hotel at Brainerd.
The Irish standard., 1894-03-03

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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-10-07

and they we're driven TO the home Of
the brides mother, Mrs. Clara Heburn,
Fo. 65 Ohio street, whore a reception
was held. The house was also proiuse-
" decorated with flowers, and until
midnight was thrOnged with guests
Prof. Charles Killmeyer evoked sweet
music from the piano, and the elaborate
wedding spread was prepared By Durst'
the well known caterer. II was tri-
umph OF the gaStrOnomic art. Mr.. and
Mrs. Brsuneman received large num-
Der OF costly presents, which testify TO
the esteem in which they are held. They
departed over the Il. Il 0. at 1880
o'clock for an extended honeymoon tour
in the East When they return .neY
will take rooms at the Mcclure.
The groom is an energetic
and popular young business
man, manager OF the local branch of
the United States Bakery. The bride
is a beautiful young lady, dessryedly
popular in social circles The costume
OF the bride aud her attendants were
notably handsome. The bride IS petite
blonde, who never looked more charm
ing than in the lovely gown Of ivory
duchess satin, made decOllette and en
traine, with tulla trimmings, lilies OF
the valley aud pearl ornaments she
wore also white gloves, white satin slip
oers, full length tulie veil, and carried
a bouquet OF lilies OF the valley. Miss
Conuel wore light blue chiffon, cut de-
collette, with slippers and gloves 10
match, trimmed win ribbons. She car
ried white roses. Miss Dickey, the
maid OF honor, wore yellow chiffon,
made decoilette with ribbon trim
miugs, slippers and gloves TO