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The evening world., 1894-09-22
WATER FOR JERSEY CITY.
Mayor wanser Thinks He VIII Sign
the Resolution.

Mayor Wanser. OF Jersey city, said
to-day In regard to the proposed new
water supply for that city:
ct have received the resolution OF the
Street and Water Board. containing the
specifications for the new water supply
~ the city | think the resolution is all
right | find no reason why ! should not
sign the resolution. However. ! shall
wait to see II any objection snail be
The specification Is for the advertis-
.ng OF bids for new water supply
Tier Oct 20. The water must come
from the Passaic watershed above the
Watershed 1t must furnish from 20,
OOO, 900 to 100000 gallons of water a
dav for twenty-five years and the city
must be given an option OF buying the
plant
The evening world., 1894-09-22
REFUSED TO MARRY HER.
william II. whiting Arrested or
Miss Apgnr's CompIaipt,

ELIZABETH. N. j., Sept. 22.-willlam
whiting, formerly night ticket agent at
the Elizabeth station Of the Jersey Cen
trail. is charged by Miss Allie Apgar, a
handsome young woman OF Elizabeth
port. with betrayal under promise of
marriage.
and taken before Justice Neil, who gave
him a private hearing and held him for
the Grand Jury. Whiting promised to
expectinv he Would 40 40 refrainsd from
forwarding the papers to the Court.
Whiting now refuses point blank to
marry Miss Apgar. and the complaint is
to be placed in the hands of the Court
on Monday.
The couple are well-known members OF
the Methodist Episcopal Church. and the
scandal has caused quite a stir among
the congregation.
The evening world., 1894-09-22
ACCUSED OF BRIBERY.
Excise Commissioner KruE, of New
town, Arrested.

LONG ISLAND CITY. L. l., Sept. a.
Excise Commissioner Frank Krug, OF
Newtown, was arrested by Deputy Sher-
If Louis Walters. in the Long Island
Railroad Depot. to-day. He is wanted
on an indictment found against him by
the Queens County Grand Jury yestsr-
day for bribery.
The charges were made against him
by the Good Government Club of New
town. The license fee in the town OF
Newtown is $50, and 1t Is said Krug
charged $50
Krug, together with the other men,
bers of the Excise Board of Newtown,
was accused by the Good Government
Club of receiving money for licenses
1t Is said that unless they were paid
they would not grant any license. Rrug
some time ago was arrested on the
charge, and was held to await the ac-
ton of the Grand Jury. To-day he
gave $500 bail to stand trial.
The evening world., 1894-09-22
BABY IN A STABLE.
She Was Lying Underneath Her
Aunt, Who Was Intoxicated.

Jennie Leach. twenty-five years old, of
2el Fourth avenue, Brooklyn. was ar
rested at 4 o'clock this morning by Po-
liceman Medically. of the Bergen street
station, charged with intoxication. She
was found lying In stable at 5l3 War
rem street, where the policeman was at
tracted by the wailing of baby.
The woman was lying on the child,
which was In danger of being smothered.
The police learned later that the baby
child Of MS Mary Connolly, Of 2l6
Fourth avenue.
Mrs Connolly says her sister. Miss
Leach, took the baby out at Z o'clock
last night, without her knowledge. and
was seen walking about the streets with
II in her arms at midnight.
The evening world., 1894-09-22
BLEW OPEN THE SAFE.
burglars Break Into an Express
ONCE During the Night.

Olaf Sjostron, an expressman. OF 800
Atlantic avenue, reported TO the Brook
lyn police this morning that thieves
had broken into his office during the
night and had stolen sos in money
from the safe. A.. ,,, -,
The burglars entered the place by
They broke into the safe by means
of a small charge of powder, and then
forced open the door with Jimmy.
The evening world., 1894-09-22
THE CHECK WAS BAD.
30 william Huschlis's sons Had
Lucian Waiver Arrested.

Lucian Waiver. who lives at Cook and
Chicago avenue. Newtown. was held in
the Lee Avenue Court. Williamsburg.
to-day or a charge OF passing a worth
less check
The complainant In the case Is Mon
F'uehrer. bookkeeper of William Husch-
lis's Sons. furniture dealers, who clshed
a $40 check for Waiver, and afterwards
found that he did not have any account
at the bank.
The evening world., 1894-09-22
A Jersey city Truant Returned.

very small and tororn.iookins boy sat
dangling his legs from desk in the room back
Of the court room OF the Tombs Police Court this
mJrnng He was Jimmy Thompson, nine years
old Of eli GARFIELD avenue, Jersey city who
had run away from his nome. The father has
been out OF work for some time and the family
is destItu'e. Detective douglass, OF the Jersey
city police took the tTuAnt home.
The evening world., 1894-09-22
Newark's striking Hatters.

NEWARK ~ j.. sept 22.-The striking hat
ters are stil out. Last might they held meet
Ine. and 1t was announced after the meeting
hat no iair' halter would go In a shop where
i, foul halter was on strike, or. In other
\ ards no union would take the place OF
non-uni0n strikers Twenty non union men have
coined the strikers. Committees were appointed
% watch all the shops.
The evening world., 1894-09-22
ACCUSED OF DESERTION.
Lumber Dealer George w. Brandt
wife Causes His Arrest.

BLOOMFIELD. N. j.. Sept. H.
George w. Brandt was arrested last
night on the charge of deserving his
wife. Brandt. who Ia a wealthy lumber
dealer, having his business at Bay
Ridge, Is accused of abandoning his
wife for a married woman.
Mrs. Brandt says that she and her
husband were married twenty-three
years ago and lived happily until her
husbs I'D met the woman. whose name
Brandt says, her husband has not pro-
vided for her, and she and her four
children are In destitute circumstances.
Brandt says his wife is a hard drink
err, and denies that he has been paying
attentions to other women.
He was held by Justice Hall In $500
bail to await the action Of the Grand
Inrv
The evening world., 1894-09-22
Indicted for Labelling Powderly

TTIl
SCRANTON. Pa. Sept 2-The Grand jury
Yesterday indicted II. II, Martin. member OF the
C,,sraI Executive Committee Of the Knights of
I sb,r Tor libeIlinE T. V. Powderly, ex-General
Master workman Of that order. Martin was
ouotei I'm an Interview In local paper with
ss,yins mat Mr. POwderly was discharged from
The order for characterization in not giving up the
proprrty OF the order In his possession,
The evening world., 1894-09-22
NEW YORK PHYSICIAN WEEDS.
DR.. Eugene Coleman SavidEe Mar
ried to Miss Foster.

BABYLON, L. l., Sept. 22.-The mar
rage of Miss Caroline Foster. daughter
Of John s. Foster, of New York, to DR..
Eugene Coleman Savidge, Of New York.
took place this afternoon at the resi-
dence Of the brides father. In this place.
DR.. Savidge is one of the best-known
physicians in New York City and the
author of several literary works.
sciences from the University of France.
He is best known among physicians as a
gypaecologist specialist. He was for a
long time resident physician at Roose-
nifty Hospital. DR.. and Mrs. Sayidge
will pass the Winter at the Plaza Hotel,
New York.
The evening world., 1894-09-22
. LOSS OF POWER

and Manly Vigor, Nervous
Debility, Paralysis, or Palsy,
Organic Weakness and vast
ing Drains upon the system,
resulting in dullness OF
mental Faculties, Impaired
Memory, Low Spirits, Mo
rose or Irritable Temper, fear
of impending calamity, and
a thousand and one derangc-
ments OF both body and
mind result from pernicious
practices, often INDUCED in
by the young. To reach, re-
claim and restore such I'M
fortunates TO health and hap
piness, Is the aim Of an as
ISOLATION of medical men
who have prepared a book,
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The evening world., 1894-09-22
EX-PARTNERS WILL FIGHT.
Wolfe and sugarman Appear Again
in q Police Court.

Wolfe and Sugarman Appear Again
in a Police Court.
Bernard" Wolfe and Joseph Sugar
man were again in the, Gates Avenue
Police Court. Brooklyn, to-day. They
have been there many times before.
Once they were partners In the clothing
business at 6S1 Broadway. this city, but
after a quarrel the partnership was dis
solved. Wolfe then opened a store at
q Essex street. which was afterwards
burned up. Sugarman said 1t had been
fired to collect the insurance. and Wolfe
was arrested and discharged for want
Of proof 1t was Sugarman who had
made the complaint to Fire Marshal
Mitchell.
The two men have been quarrelling
ever since. and they were in court to-
DAY, Sugarman charging Wolfe with as
sault. The evidence was so contradict
Ing that both were driven from the
courtroom.
The evening world., 1894-09-22
Mad Dog In Fairview.

BLOOMFIELD, y. j., sept GA mad dog
c, Gated considerable excitement In FAiNew las,
night The dog BIT four valuable hounds be-
Ignying Ia IL 5. BALDWIN. and they had to he
Killed The iog snapped at every dne Il met
same citizens gave chase. but the dog got away
and ran In the direction Of Bclleyille.
The evening world., 1894-09-22
All Day whiskey Trust Conference.

IBy AssOVIaIbu TTvoHT
PEORIA, H., Sept. 22.-Ihe directors
OF the Distilling and Cattle Feeding
Company adjourned late last evening
until to-day without reaching any con,
clusion. President Greenhut said that
there might then be something import.
ant, but at present he was unable to tell
anything. The conference with the Dis
tributing Company lasted nearly all day
The evening world., 1894-09-22
Bank President Marsh Dead.

YOUNGSTOWN. n. J., Sept 22.-CApt. q.
Marsh for twenty-five years President OF the Ma
tionaI Iron Bank. and we'll known throughout
he State died at his home early to-day. Aus
~ Nr Marsh was attacked with apnpleTY while
on the steamer Augusta Victoria. coming
home from Europe He never recovered from the
attack He leaves three daughters.
The evening world., 1894-09-22
Not Satisfied with 81, 900.

NEWARK. n. j.. Sept. 22.-Mrs. Eliza raborn.
who recovered $1,000 damages against the Con-
solidated Traction Company yesterday In suit
for SO 600. intends to appeal the case. MRS
Taborn, though provided with a transfer ticket
was elected from one OF the cars OF the Com
pany because she refused to pay cash fare
The evening world., 1894-09-22
Prison for Rat Gang" Members.

Richard Colyer nineteen years old OF Hi
West Twenty-slKth street, and James pwyer nine
teen years old Of SAC West rwenty-ninth street
IN ,mbers OF what is known as the RAT Gang, "
who we're arrested last night by Policeman Col
Inns Of the West Twentieth street station Tor as
sIxth street were In the Jefferson Market Police
Court to-day sent to the island for month each.
The evening world., 1894-09-22
An Insane Incendiary.

NRwARK, \ j., Sept, NV. J. Hyland. OF
Mon,clair. who was arrested about week ago for
arson In Montclair. and Was locked IN In the
Essex County jail here. was to-day transferred TO
the Essex County Insane Asylum, II ls believed
mat he set the buildings on nrs In MontelAir
while insane.
The evening world., 1894-09-22

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The evening world., 1894-09-22
Joaauin LIera Assigns.

JOAQUIN LlerA commission merchant. at IS
so,,h william street, assigned to-day to Samuel
F, puny. with preferences for S,5sS, as follows:
I.mss T. Ward Co. 81 800; the Bank OF
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The evening world., 1894-09-22
POLICEMAN'S BAD AIM.

Fired mt n Mad Doc and Shot Him
self In the Leg.
Policeman william Farrell, OF the
First Precinct. Jersey City, was last
night called upon to shoot mad dog
in the rear of 6s2 Newark avenue. but
instead OF killing the dog he shot him
self in the left leg.
Laiilaw avenue.
The evening world., 1894-09-22
R,n,.y Unconscious and Dying.

william Ripley the chorus singer, who sho'
himself In the head at 2sl West Thirty-sevehtn
street on wednesday night, was rep0'sa as
dying at Bellevue Hospital this morning. NV n@a
been unconscious for hours
The evening world., 1894-09-22

The o O'Clock Edition and the
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OF interest than cam be found In
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The evening world., 1894-09-22
TO KEEP SUGAR PRICES UP.
Rumor that the Trust viii stop
some Of the RehnePies.
by Associated Prsss)

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 2.-It Is cur
rently reported that the Sugar Trust will
shut down some OF Its refineries next
u,eek for an indefinite period In order "a
work on the large stock OF refined
sugar. 1919
ubich makes a decline for the week OF
~ and IL ls said that the shut down
IA regarded as necessary In order to re-
duce stock and keep up prices.
The evening world., 1894-09-22

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CITY BUDGET APPROVED.
Special Aldermanic Committed
Makes No Reductions.

A special committee of the Brooklyn
Board of Aldermen reported to Mayor
schieren this morning that they had APP
proved the city budget as prepared by
the Board OF Estimates for 1895.
The committee met last night in the
Slty Hall, and the heads of the various
aepartments appeared to explain their
appropriations.
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ANOTHER MEETING.
The Driving Park & Fair Association
Organizers Have Another I'M
pOrtant Meeting.

The organizers of the Driving Park g.
Fair association met last night to re-
ceive the reports of the various commit
tees and to attend to other business. The
committee on surveying the race track
reported that this work was aim ost COM
pleted; and the finance committee showed
that the finances of the association were
in most encouraging condition., a num-
Der of new subscriptions having been re-
ceived since the previous meeting. A
committee consisting of Messrs. Jack
Akers and w. P. Cunningham was APP
pointed to secure articles of incorpora.
ton from the territorial secretary. This
will be done and stock certificates will
thereupon be issued to the various sub
scribers. Mr.. p. II. Harroun is to-day
engaged in leveling up the track and by
tomorrow graders will be put to work.
This latter work will be under the direc-
ton of Col. Brady and the use of the
various teams is being furnished free BY
the water works company, as donation
to the enterprise. Experts who have ex-
amined the track declare that it is capa-
BILE of being made one of the fastest in
the country. As soon as the track is
and subscriptions collected,
steps will be taken for the erection of a
park fence and for stables to be occupied
by the horses in training this winter. At
present matters look most bright for the
spring races now in contemplation and
the uant1emen who are in CHARGE of the
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against the county which court of law
can enforce.
The Judgment of the court below is,
therefore affirmed.
#The following opinion of the supreme
court of the territory of Arizona was filed
April IA, 1893: "Kibbey, j. This cause
came on regularly to be heard, the parties
hereto being duly represented, and, hav-
ing by the court been duly considered, it
is ordered that the judgment made and
entered in the district court of the LIST
judicial district, territory of Arizona, in
and for the county of Pima, in favor of
said county of Pima, appellee herein, and
against said Charles Edward Lewis, APP
pellant herein, be, and the same is hereby,
affirmed; and it is further ordered, ad-
judged, and decreed that the said Pima
county, appellee, do have and receive of
and from said Charles Edward Lewis, ap-
pellant therein, and of his sureties on the
appeal bond herein, it's costs incurred in
the lower court, taxed at s., and its
costs incurred and expended on this APP
peal in this court, taxed at s..
Gooding, @. j., and.Wells, j., concurring."
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PERSONAL.

Mr.. P. A. Miera, of Nacimlento, is in
town.
Col. J. F. Chavez, of Valencia, is at the
Exchange.
Mr.. Amads 9. de Baca, of Union ooun.
ty, is In town.
Judge W. B. Sloan is over in Las Vegas
attending court.
Hon. T. B. Catron returned from Taos
county last night.
Gov. W. T. Thornton leaves tonight
for Valencia county on private business.
Mr.. Sherrard Coleman has returned
from hunting trip in the western part
of the county.
At the Palace: j. @. Upton, Mora; L.
M. Nohl, Espanola; g. Reed, N. H. Esta-
brook, Denver; H. M. Bergere, Los Lunas;
A. H. Spangh, Cheyenne.
Hon. NJ. g. Reynolds is back from st.
Louis. He says that Missouri Republi-
cans were about as much surprised at
their victory as the Democrats were.
Mr.. Charles A. Spiess is back from
Silver City, where he represented success
fully the Western Union Telegraph COM
pany in suit for damages in which it
was defendant.
Mr.. George @. Reed, Of Denver, is in
the city. Mr.. Reed is president of the
Citizens Savings & Commercial bank in
that city ana is taking we'll earned va
cation of few days. He has not been
in this section for some years and is de-
lighted with Santa Fe and her climate.
Hon. B. 8. Rodey, Of Albuquerque, and
Hon. A. M. Bergere, of Los Lunss, are in
The city on business.
Mr.. M. Salazar y Oterc, editor OF Ell
Sol dc Mayo, 10 here from Las Vegas.
Visitors from Albuquerque state that
NJ. 8. Nettleton, the extensive jewellery
dealer there, made an assignment yester-
lay.
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Justices Of the Peace Election,


The election for justices of the peace
for the various county precincts is al
ready attracting good deal of attention
among local politicians. alltShougn the
election does not occur until the early
part OF January. The Republican hold
ers Of these positions are in many cases
notoriously inefficient and unfit for the
performance of the important official
duties which fall to their lot and the out
look lie that the elections will demonstrate
that the people of Santa Fs county ex-
poet to take hand in the election of
these officers, whose duties so largely af-
feet the enforcement of order and the col
lection of claims. Among those men
toned as candidates by the Democrats in
precinct No. II is Mr.. John Hull. Pre-
cinct Chairman j. 8. Candelario will call
meeting very shortly looking toward
the selection of a Democratic candidate
in this precinct and the other precinct
leaders will follow suit soon thereafter.
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ROUND ABOUT TOWN.

Clean cotton rags for machine purposes
wanted at this office.
The city schools give holiday Thurs
day and also Friday, much to the delight
of the young folks.
A Car load of Cerrillos sand stone, te
be used for trimmings on the new electric
power house, is being delivered by trains
to-day.
Santa Fe is going to have a driving
park and driving park association
This show of enterprise on the part Of
the "Ancient" does it credit.-Albuquer.
que Nugget.
The women bicyclists of Santa Fe, N
NJ, are wearing bicycle bloomers publicly
and unmolested. New Mexico is GER
tainly getting ripe for statehood Sioux
City, Iowa, journal.
For the past two weeks trains from the
east have been bringing in one or two
tramps day, who have been begging on
the streets nightly. Among them are
some suspicious looking characters whom
the authorities should look after.
Mr.. VIM. Hull, we'll known resident of
Pueblo, has been sightseeing hereabouts
for several days. He departs tomorrow
for home. Mr.. Hull says Colorado's in
dustrial and business interests are taking
most gratifying start since the voting
down of Waitism by its people.
Tbs annual meeting of the electric
light company takes place at the COM
pany's Office this evening. Some rather
lively interest is felt over the result, as it
is said the Santa Fe Electric Light g. Gas
company has secured majority of the
stock and will so vote it tonight as to
elect its own board of directors.
Over 900 pounds of turkey were re-
ceived by one San Francisco street mer-
chant this morning, all of them having
been sold in advance. Other merchants.
report heavy sales in the same line and it
seems certain that Santa Fe people will
spend Thanksgiving IN the old orthodox
style, which means plenty of every
GOOD th;.e uiIe most pronounced
sybarite could ask.
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Why ID the Champion stable doing the
livery business of Santa Fef Because it
has the finest turnouts.