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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-09-04

Letters and bill heads and orders and
envelopes were scattered over the floor,
a ledger was jammed in a waste-basket
that was turned upside down, and all
the small furniture and accessories of
high and low.
There was no smell of fire, and the
window was not broken to admit the
wind. The porter was lapsing into a
state of bewilderment. when he heard
chirp overhead. CHANGING upward,
he saw, sitting on gas fixture, an OBJ
ject which, although small. struck him
as being of such dreadful mien that he
backed out of the office.
Others of the firms employees arriving,
and also seeing the object on the fix
ture, the porter decided that the joys
of Labor Day had nothing to do with It.
and he accordingly made bold to take
1t was a little Brazilian monkey, with
long, hairy tail. The men at Patter-
sons fed the creature. and were won
Hines. the editor Of The American
Wheeiman. at % Park Row. two doors
away. arrived and claimed him.
he As @ Mr. H"es wicked the Cd psn
t ,,. and the monk, apparently wild
most energetic efforts. to reach him.
been ' on lark tne and ehe S
OF costs has not yet been rendered:
His spree had covered the whole Of
Labor Day, and his, capers In Patter-
sons store. from which he could not
be released yesterday. furnished amuse-
ment for crowd that stood at the
windows nearly all day long.
Mr.. Hines was at work as usual In
just written a heavy editorial that
would burst a pneumatic tire, when the
monkey, which was rambling as usual
tantrum; He grabbed the editorial,
stuffed it into his mouth. few up the
steam-pipes and leaped out at the top
of the window.
The monkey caught the window ledge
of the floor above and ran along until
he came to an open window in the ad-
joining house.
Dennetts restaurant. and burst into the
little chapel where Mr. bennett makes
his help hold morning devotions. The
girls had just finished the exercises,
and thought, when they saw the mon
key. that ar imp Of the old hoy had
been sent to warn them and they were
almost ready to pray again.
The restaurants cat was neither so
devout nor superstitious. and seeing an
adversary under his size attacked 1t.
The monkey has teeth almost az good
as the cat. and a tail-hold with a twist
to II that brought from the cat a wild
squat of pain. The monk bounded away
leaving the cat with Its mouth open and
it's tail out OF plumb.
From there the little animal got into
Patterson's through a broken window in
the rear He seemed to have forgotten
that he might get out as he came In
and spent the rest OF the day and ali
last night MAXIM wreck of Patter.
sons office in the front. He was a great
show for the throngs on the walk, who
could see him very plainly through the
plate-glass windoH.
Mr.. Hines says that the monkey frst
prize in championship bicycle race
He was won by Buffalo man, who
couldn't take him away, and gave hin
to Mr.. Hines.
Mr.. Stage. the manager for Patter
son Bros. took Mr. Illness address. anc
said he would send him a bill of dam
ages as soon as he learned their extent
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-09-04
WENT IN FOR REPAIRS.
Mccarthy Explains His Presence In
n stOrehouse Qucerly.

A man who says he Is Michael Nc
earthly. of 32l East Twenty seventh
street. this city. was held for examina-
ton this morning by Justice Tighc In
Adams Street Court. Brooklyn. on a
charge OF burglary. Policeman Mullaly.
who appeared against him. said he
caught him in an unoccupied house at
2I9 Washington street adjoining the CO.
lumbia Theatre.
The house is owned by Mrs. Titus.
aunt of ex-Mayor Seth Low. It was
formerly occupied bv the Midnight Mis-
sion. but recently Mrs. Titus has used
1t AZ storage room.
Policeman Mullaly saw the door open
last night and crept in and recon
noiterred. on an upper floor he saw
Mccarthy examining bundle OF goods.
He jumped upon him and slipped hand
cuffs on his wrists.
The man was 30 greatly surprised
that he was speechless for several min
utcs. At the statiof-house he protested
that he had not entered the house with
burglarious intent
Il busted the buttons on my pants"
he said, and seeing the basement door
open thought II a good opportunity to
go In and make repairs"
Mccarthy Will be given a chance to
tell his story on Friday.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-09-04
SOLD WATERED MILK.
Eleven Dealers ArrRiEned for
AdulteratinG LRcteal Fluid.

Health Commissioner Emery, OF
Brooklyn. Is after milk dealers with a
sharp stick. and from this time for
ward, all dealers who are caught selling
impure milk will be prosecuted. As Il re-
suit of this warfare. eleven milkmen
were arraigned in Adams Street Court
this morning for violating the health
laws.
In several instances they pleaded gull
ty. and got Off with fine of $40 Some
OF the accused dealers attempted to eX-
cuse their offense. and were flnde S2S.
one OF the prisoners, Frederick Darb.
OF Sc Starr street. pleaded guilty to n
charge Of selling watered milk, and de-
clared that he had only followed the
recently bought the business.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-09-04
happy
Coming Events.

A fair for the benoht OF the Hebrew SanItarium
viii DO held saturday afternoon and evening nj
Central Opera House. slxty-seventh street and
Third avenue The fair Is to be given by the
II viii be in charge Of a committee composed Of
Flora IsaAcs, Martha nis hon, Ida EilnEer Esther
Walsch, TITLE Newman. RebeccA Gross and
Eta CRshriel.
Openins ball o. the Dairy Maids Saturday even.
ing at Nilsson Hall.
Annual elsmbake OF the David UIIman outinK
Club at Donnsly's, College Point, Sunday.
Thirty-second Canstatter Harvest Festival at
suffers Harlem River Park Sunday, Monday and
Tuesday next, and SUNDAY. Sept. 10.
Second annual festival and closing Of the sea
son nt ulmer Park, Grayesend Beach. with con
cert. ball and shore dinner. Wednesday, Sept. ~.
The General Council OF Shoe Workers will have
Its annual picnic at Deckelman's Ridgswood Park
Saturday. Sept is,
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-09-04
IN HONOR OF THE SULTAN.
Turks and Syrians Celebrate His
Elevation.

All Turks and Syrians, wherever they
happened to be, joined in celebrating,
last Friday, the anniversary of the ele-
walton of Abdul Hamid Khan II. to the
Sultanate of the Ottoman Empire.
In this city there was a mass for the
continued health of the Sultan. and the
success of his reign. 1t was celebrated
by Mgr. Peter Korkomas at the Maro-
mite Roman Catholic Church, 81 Wash
ington street. Baltaggi Efrendi, the
Turkish Consul-Genera for New-York,
and Assem- Bey. the new Vice-Consul,
were present.
An address was made in French by
N. A. .Moukarzel. to which Baltaggi
replied in French. Addresses were also
made by Ismael Assem- Bey and MI
chael Aboussleman in French, the cere-
monies concluding with, poem in
Arabic by Mr., Moukarzel.
Afterwards there was a reception and
collation. at the home OF Salim Elias,
the Syrian merchant. 50 Washington
street.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-09-04
HENRY IRVING SENDS $500.
Asks that 1t he Used for n Forest
Fire Relief Fund.

Acting Mayor Mcclellan this morning
received the following cablegram:
LONDON. Sept 4. 1884,.
To the Mayor OF New York:
beg that You will use $500 csbled herewith
for a forest FIRE relief fund. With my deepest
regrets, HENRY IRVING.
Col. Mcclellan had decided before he
received the English actors contribu-
ton to appoint committee to receive
funds for the sufferers in the devastat ted
district. He will receive all donations
for that purpose and will see to that
they are forwarded to the proper au
thorties. He will name committee
to take charge Of the matter later:
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-09-04
THE NEW APPORTIONMENT.
Discussion of the Proposed Amend
mcnt Going on ut Albany.
ny Associated PrcssD


ALBANY. Sept. 4.-The Constitutional
Convention ordered to third reading
this morning the educational amendment
originally reported by the Committee on
Education. which forbids the use of pub
lie moneys for any institutions which are
in any way under sectarian control.
1t then took up the amendment which
reapportions the Senate and Assembly
districts OF the state, which increases
the number of Assemhlymen to $780, and
Senators to so. Discussion will be con-
tinued until Friday noon.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-09-04

Actor Stuart Robson is being sued by Thomas
J. Leath, the lessee OF the Mozart Academy at
Richmond, Va. who wants to recover sos for an
alleged breach Of contract, Lesth claims that
Robson engaged to act two nights In his theatre
had been made the actor failed to appear. Rob-
son denies that he made any such contract. The
case is brought In the Supreme Court In this city
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-09-04
Free Fight In Mulberry street

PAsquAle sarnatario. twenty -nve years old, OF
1876 wythe avenue, Brooklyn. was stabbed In the
left hand in a free night In Mulberry street at .
O'Clock to-day. Policeman Pollock. OF the Mul
berry street station. arrested Casteta Michele
forty-three years old. OF ltO Mulberry street
and his thirteen yeAr-old son Joseph The boy
nrst struck Pasquale over the head with his shoe
box. and his father drew a knife and cut him
Justice Grady held Michele and his for
animation,
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-09-04
NO PARROT IN THIS Time
But "Pautata" Acquitted Him
,selt Creditably Alone
Scared Dennett's Mattresses and
then Looted Patterson's store.

When the porter at Patterson Bros.
hardware store. q Park Row. opened
the store this morning and glanced
around to see II anything had happened
over Sunday and the holiday. he met
with considerable OF a surprise.
lie found everything ship-shape until
he went into the business Office. There
he was struck by the singular disorder
that prevailed.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-09-04
Mount Morris Park Concert.

There will be music at Mount Morris
Park this evening by Eben's Seventy
first Regiment Band. Following is the
programme:
PART /.
Patriotic sir-'TIail Columbia .............Fyles
Light Cavalry. .................,S uppe
Gavotte-''The First Heart Throbs' $50. Eilenberg
Concert obligato by Theo. HOch.
Concert waltz-"Jolly Fellows at 4 In the Morn
ing '''.''., .''.',.'.''.. beIistent
Grand fantastic from Die Walkurc' ....W Wagner
PART II.
Chinese War March. ....................M ichaelis
Cornet solo-''Seiected" ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS och
Theodore Hoch,
Descriptive piece-'A Hunting Scene" .Bucalossi
Torchlight Procession March. .Meyerbeer
Grand aria from Attlls -. Verdi
Euphonium obigato by Sig. @. Valletti.
PotpouIri-"Muscal Meteors'' ,.........., Oh Bach
Home, Sweet Home.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-09-04
WILL USE COKE.
Soft Coal No Longer burned in n
". n. ii. and II. RR. Yard Engines.

The Superintendent OF the New York.
New Haven and Hartford Railroad called
on President Wilson. of the Board Of
Health. to-day and said that hereafter
coke instead of soft coal would be used
in the yard engines.
The Health Board IL Investigating
that soft coal IL being used
in furnaces at a number of places.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-09-04
Election Day In Vermont.


MONTPELIER Vt, Sept vermont is to-.
Han holding State election, and from present
state ticket. members Of the Legislature and
Two tongressmen are to be elected. and there
are Tour tickets In the field for ali except the
congressional race. There Is but little doubt
that Urban A, Woodbury. Of Burlington the
mead OF the Republican ticket, will be elected
ny large majority, and It is generally believed
mat the entire Republican State and Congress
sional ticket will be successful
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-09-04

Executions for S72 were issued to-day against
Cohen Bsyer, clothing dealers, at %, BROAD
way az follows Rudolph sommer 1851, Samuel
Cohen. '2?i l. Cohen Cohen q Co. clothing
dealers. st $40 Broadway. to-day confessed iudE.,
Inent Tor NlI to Samuel Bernstein and Tor
NtlI to Rudolph sommer. They Endorsed paper
lot the hrm OF Cohen, Collier & 70. Of Nash
vile, Tenn. which failed last week
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-09-04
hitter PHI for German.
(By Associated Press.)

WASHINGTON, Sept, 4,--william L.
Marbury has been appointed United
States District-Attorney for the District
Of Maryland. He was nominated 10 this
office by the President during the re-
cent session of the Senate. but his nom
nation was not acted on up to the time
Congress adjourned, Senator German
not being favorable to confirmation.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-09-04
trolley Car Injuries IA Bayonnc,t.

Michael Hamtu, OF 81 West Twentieth street
Bayonne. y, J.. Was Intoxicated late last night,
and while going along Central avenue, Jersey
Guy Heights. drove in front OF North Hud
sh Nonnty trolley car. He Was thrown from
MS carriage and severely cut about the head
The wagon Vas demolished. but the horse escaped
~lh but slight injuries Hemin refused TO 20
20 the hospital to have his head dressed and
vas sent home IN a earriake. =. -
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-09-04
Outlaw. Raid nm indian settlement


GUTHRIE. o. T.. Sept. News has Just been
received here that band Of outlaws raided the
Indian settlement OF 81. stearns In the Western
part OF the territory. killed Indian and Ioot cd
the stores. Deputy United States MarshaIs and a
posse gave chase and had battle with the cut.
laws during which one each slle vas Wounded
The outlaws escaped a sccond time and are n.w
being followed BY stronger posse than the Crst
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-09-04
Prof. Hermann In Montreal.

Prof. Hermann the magician, teiesraphed to-
day to his agent In this city that he opened his
new show at the Academy OF Music In Montreal
last evening with a big house and scored q great
hit The house was 81 100. The Professor had
several new and startling tricks, which were
very successful. and which he will show to New
Workers when he comes to Gotham later In the
season,
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-09-04
Master Masons I'm session.

The annual session OF the Grand Council
Royal and Select Master Masons OF the State
Of New York. vas held at Masonie Temple,
rwenty-third street and Sixth avenue this
aoFnlng To-day's session was an executive
one but u was made known that the past year
i nAa been the most prosperous In the history Of
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-09-04
LYNCHING IN SOUTH DAKOTA.
Mrs. Bones Assailant Hanged by IA
Mob Near WATERFOWL.
Try Associated Press.)

WATERFOWL, S. D., Sept 4.-The
man Bourke, who assaulted Mrs. Bone
here some days ago. was caught yester-
day.
AS the officers were bringing him back
here. last evening. he was taken from
them by a mob and hanged to an cleo
trio light pole.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-09-04
Switchmen and Il. OF l..
Try Associated Pr.ssl

BUFFALO Sept i.-T' is reported that a meet.
'ns OF the Executive Committee Of the knights
"f Labor will be held here this week to discuss
the amalEamation Of the order Of Railway
Switohmcn With the knights Of Labor General
Secretary Hayes Is expected 10 arrive to-day
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-09-04
sHn,meI Injunction Dissolved.

Justice Beach, OF the Supreme Court. has
dissolved the temporary injunction which he gave
John stimmel. restraining the village OF White
stone from preventing the landing OF excursion
lists at his grounds there Sundays
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-09-04
A. n. u. Demurrer Filed.

ST LOUIS Sept. THE American Railway
Union, Eugene " Dsbs and others defendants
In the Injunction cases growing out Of the lat.
strike. have Med a demurrer TO the bill OF
complaint introduced by the Government They
oelsSt that the court has no Jurisdiction OF the
legal \epaeity to bring the action. Wv
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-09-04
Accused Murderer. Released.
CBy Associated Prsssl

SEDAN, Kan. Sept &-The elk men who two
weeks ASo were arrested charged with completely
In the famous murder in 1890 OF John g. Fraser
heavy stock dealer have been set at liberty
The men were all prominent citizens OF this and
surrounding eountiea John New q convict nov
serving term In the State Penitsntiary was TO
have been the prosecutions strongest witnsss
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-09-04
oockrnn May Talk Against TiiIma.

COLUMBIA. s. c.. Sept. 4.-U 10 generally
talked In political circles that Bourks cockrsn Of
New York; Senator Gordon and Speaker Crisp. Of
Georgia will come TO this State and MAKE
apeeches In favor Of Senator Buffers candidAap
against TiimAn for the United States ssAAtsrsAipl
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-09-04
HANGED HlMSELFIN HIS ROOM
samuel Clements Committed Sui
eide In Jersey city.

Samuel Clements. forty-fve years old.
well-to-do bachelor, committed sui
eide this morning by hanging himself In
the house, l59 Oakland avenue, where
he had furnished room.
Clements retired early last night. and
when he did not get up at the usual
time this morning. David Brooke went
70 MS room, forced open the door and
found him dead. Clements had taken
II around the door knob in his room,
thrown the other end over the top OF
the door, fastened the end OF the rope
around hts Leck and had slowly stran-
gled to death. His feet just touched the
floor.
Clements always appeared to be In
good health and owned the house and
property AT . Waverly street, and
considerable other property. lie left no
note or any clue as TO what caused him
to take his life.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-09-04

Yoa read TIE Evening" worldi
Do ySu read the sunday WOrlds
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-09-04

DO yoa read the sAnday WorIis
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-09-04
KILLED While Walking on the Track

DOVER J, Sept. I-MlcLael LauEhIln. a
clock repalrer. while walking on the railroad
track al this place last night, was struck BY a
train and instantly killed.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-09-04
DORIS'S MUSEUM.

Doris's Eighth Avenue Museum was
was certainly plenty for the money. A
convention OF cranks was the principal
attraction. Visitors also saw Orsino, the
man band: Walkers Royal Marionettes
Joe Hardman, a comedian: Taggert and
Garland, the Irish comedians, and Annie
Lloyd, who is said to hail from the Lon
don Pavilion.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-10-25

Four wagons of canned goods anG
groceries pulled ont of here fer Fir-
cinia yesterday afternoon consigned
t. J. p. Nallon. 1t seems strange
that biz teams can haul freight over
the Geicer grade cheaper than the
railroad eau carry Ito Virginia, but tits
neve, theless fact that most Of the
freioht from here is la ndied in the
above way. Journal.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-10-25
He Endorsed the Platform

\ report has been iudustrIoi
circulated throughout the State,
Hon. Francis G. Newlands did
endorse the platform of the 81
party on which ne accepted the II
nation for Congress. His speech
acceptance was taken down bd
short hand reporter and appears
full in the Reno Journal Of the q
The fplinwul9 is the closing port
ii the speech:
AT the suggestion Of your CHI
man, will say that your platfo
has ny endorsement. / d tfer "
the princip IS announced IN $"
matters but / staad responsive to
Silver par ty Of Nevada, and | ad
1t is the right # the people 10
-truct their prcsentaiives wiehe
II affects their inter est.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-10-25
DOUGHTY TONIGHT.
Tile Republicans Friend VIII
dress the People.

vi sHN TN - go
Mr.. Doughty. tie man whom
Republican pa-ty are using IS
paw to pul votes away from
Newiands, viii address the 2
this evening. All day yesterday
Republicans were arranging for|
reception. Doughty is not cred
with being an overly brilliant
and he makes speeches il "
lpurderous assaults on t4e EuI
language are common, but 1
smart enough to let the Republic
pay his campaign expenses and !
the CAMPAIGN is over he isn't o'
cent and has bad the fun IF run
for Congress aud posing before
outsiders with no drain on hi )
pocket. The only thing he do
re..lize is that the Republicans
attend his meeting aud pat hirr
the back viii vote for Bartine.
has no following i'll Ormsby but
will be a Republican audienc
hear him this evening
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-10-25
ALL SDR

Newlauds voted aginst the Wilson
bill.
Vote in "a as you did in 80, and
you viii be doing right.
| .The G.. tbolic Festival last evening
was wen attended. All the candi-
dates tfoh it in..e
L,t.reas,,n, s.,ld.t,ot pre- iaaioe, in
{latiense ypu 90: the day Of election
Es,Sa suns s..l make fses .pisssRe.
The Salt River Craft will have
the best If her cargo on the 18th OF
November, with very much mixed
crew.
Senator jones was invited to ad-
dress the citizens of Deu7er on his
way west, but v as compelled t. re-
fuse because of lack of time.
Ten oct Of eleven scandinavian
Republican papers of MmneSoti
deserted their party and openly es-
housed the cause IF Populist Owen
for governor.
!. Nevada las only one Congressman
To fight her battles in Washington
and that one man must be man of
ability. Such a man Is Francis G.,
Newlands. No person can dispute
that fact.
Don't fail t. - to tue Opera
House this evening and see the Re
publican audience applaud Doughty
Iheu draw your conclusion as to the
combine between the Repnhs and
the Pops. Seeing is believing, 6" and
see for yourself.
| The case Of the People If the Stat.
IF California -. The Southern
| Pacific Company, involving the tit'e
/ t. the water front OF Oakland, vii
be argued in the Untts1 State
c ut, at Washington, on the thirt
! Monday in December
A vote for Francis Q. Newland:
! for Congress VIII be vote agsins
the bypocritieal course Of Eastern
Democrats ana Republicans on tie
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-10-25
Candidates Ball .

Tie young men of Empire propose
to give a grand bl"wout at Wiggin 5
hall. Friday evening, October 20, in
honor of the coming election. All
candidates attending will secure al
tae ladies' votr. : m ssion to hall
81 90.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-10-25
THE AMESDMEI
The Only Safe Course
With Them

With Them
There are twenty-five
tioial amendments t, b
To the people at the com
From the ticket no one c
he is voting for or agalns
the voter goes into TIE elt
he has not { me t. lind
would require al examlni,
amendments aud the tickd
what he is upon. Sot
anne ndments may have md
many have no merit at
making or the amending 0
tuition should be most care
sidered by the people be
ton. A provision of the q
cannot be altered or amenS
lily as a bad legislative act.
islature may enact a law,
repea,ed by the next leglsl
so as = my provision OF Y
tut.,n II takes years to q
con> t4.lnnal amendment
obnoxious 1T may prove u
amendments to the q
should be submitted to the
a special election, 50 that
tion of the people may N
verted from consideration I
its IF the amendments by
sideratlnns and party Co
Offices. Every amendmeI
be Submitted III such form
lot that every voter would
lie IS vrtjug Tnr when he c,
lot. IF amendments are q
p,r,auce that it would /
adopt them, they should
mitted in such form and az
as the people can exercise
liherare Judgment, aud II
on the fortunes Of chance !
ing u grievous error.
As t, the present amend
would be inst as we'll t
their fate by the dice box {
tifcS q a""t''i''H mem
thfs election. II make !
an \ sh nd be placed II
"pp. ste ta'' lea"ia-' a
posed Constitutional y
y, amending Sec.
of Constitution, thu
is impoIt'nt t. vote aga
amendment, for it any =
| receives one Vote for 1t
and none against Il, 1t
( part cf the c 'u>ti"r o.