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The evening world., 1894-10-01
INDIGNANT SHIRTMAKERS.
Women Incensed at Justice Koch.
Alleged Unfairness.


There is no change to-day in the
strike Of the shirtmakers. As this is
the beginning Of the Hebrew new year
holidays Rosh ashonah, and tie large
majority Of the strikers being of that
faith. no meetings were held this fore
noon and no business was transacted
by the Union committees.
A meeting OF the Executive Commit
tee of the Union was arranged for this
afternoon in Walhalla Hall, 4S Orchard
street, when reports were expected and
necessary business would be transacted
Police Justice Koch was the subject
OF much adverse comment to-day by
the sshirtmakers, for his summary dis
posal of the cases of the girl plckets
who were arrested a block distant from
Reiss's shop.
Every man who has a vote next
month; mon said member I.'f, Of the Exeeu,
Tammany Hall candidates"
SILVER Dollar" Smith secured the re-
lease of Nathan Goldberg, the picket
Capt sehSitze and il held d a' ia $500 bai GSs Sy
Police Justice Koch because he would
not move along" when standing in
Jackson street. A member OF the Strike
for his services, including his pull"
The girls who were hustled out of the
Sullivan street factory of V. Henry
Rothschild & Co. on Friday last have
united in a statement that the six
policemen who put them out were rough
In action and language. Supt. Stein is
also charged with assaulting a girl,
tearing her dress ana otherwise ill-using
her. Several of the girls say the police
men tore their dresses and scratched
their arms.
The shlrtmakers are not satisfied with
s Byrnes ana Williams mn sqP They
say the latter was inclined to treat their
girl committee cavalierly.
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The Reason Why.

Owng TO the fact that Mr.. Shayne pur.
chase largely OF iur skins during the re-
cent panic, when holders were anxious 10
sell and BUYERS were few, aud having
manufactured the goods on his own prem.
ises by skilled labor which he was able TO
employ duling the past Summer at low
rates OF wages. lie can offer reliable mrs,
made up III the latest and most fashion
Ghle styles, Gt very low prices in fact,
prices which IT viii bc difficult for any
otter reliable house in either Europe or
America to duplicate. He announces n
special SAFE during this and tn coming
week md ladies who ,au possibly spare
the money should take advantage of this
splendid opportunity,
The evening world., 1894-10-01
FOUGHT A PLATOON.
Bartender O Brien's Desperate Bat
tie in a Station House.
Put His Employer Out Of His Own
Saloon.
When Arrested He Renewed the As
sault and Punched Policemen.

John y. O'Brien. of Al Henry street.
Brooklyn, was released on his own recog-
nizance by Justice Walsh, In the Adams
Street Court, this morning, on a charge
of assauiting S. A. Pieterkowsky, a Rus
sian barber and sa.oon-keeper. who keeps
two stores on Myrtle avenue. near Fulton
street. O'Brien, who Is big man. has
been employed by Pieterkowsky as bar
tender.
on Saturday night II is alleged he got
Into row with customer and when
Pieterkowsky interfered O'Bren tried to
throw him out of his own saloon. A
fight resulted. during which Pieterkow-
sky was roughly handled. A policeman
took both to the Adams street station.
An ambulance surgeon found that Pie
terkowsky's left ear was almost severed,
While he was washing away the blood
O'Brien escaped from the grasp of the
officer and. rushing over to where Pie
terkowsky stood. dealt him blow under
the chin, knocking him down and start
ing the blood from another wound. Be
fore the police reached him he struck
the barber under the eye. cutting an
other cash In his face.
Officer Blay tried to rescue Pieter-
kowsky, and O'Brien turned upon him,
landing on his neck, and sent the police
man under a table. Policeman Austro
caught blow on the ear.
At this moment a platoon entered the
station-house. having been relieved from
duty at midnight. The noise of the
scufile. and Pieterkowsky's shouts for
help brought the whole squad to his
assistance. O'Brien was surrounded
but he still continued the battle.
Then the bluecoats fell upon him,
punching and jabbing him. Those who
could not reach him with their hands
poked him in the ribs with their clubs,
and gave him an example OF what Is
known in police parlance as the grand
degree"
O'Brien finally gave up and was led to
a cell.
In court to-day O'Brien pleaded not
guilty to a charge of assault. Pieter-
kowsky was too Ill to appear, and DR..
| 7. Lewis Fogarty sent word that his
condition was critical.
The evening world., 1894-10-01
Fluffy Furs.

Alaska Sable and Black Lynx, hand
some. fluffy furs, are used for trimmings
and also for capes of various lengths.
A splendid imitation of genuine otter
and sealskin has been recently intro
duced: it is called electric seal. The cor
rect name, however, is electric coney.
and are made up &c stylish looking cnpes
and mantles. and look nearly as hand.
some on the street as the genuine article
Prices range from 800 to $50, according
to the length. Mr.. Shayne says that
while they are handsome III appearance,
they will not wear more than one or two
seasons.
The evening world., 1894-10-01
BR00KLYN'S GRAND JURY.
The October Panel sworn In To.
Dny.

The Kings County Grand Jury for Oc-
tober was sworn in by Judge Moore in
the Court of Sessions. Brooklyn, this
morning. The new Grand Jury is as fol-
Thomas J. Harper, 4ss Putnam avenue; Louis
h.or, of3 Jefferson avenue: Edward Walsh. 2ss
Ellery street; Edward @. Seaman. to3 Herkfmer
street; James Nevin, AL Lafayette avenue /;
Edward Henderson l32 Lexington avenue; James
J: Keenan,, l Sycamore street; Richard Keogh
Fort Hamilton avenue; Robert Miller. jr., 6lS
Tenth street. Charles +. Nichols, Lenerts place (;
Jacob d. H. Bergen. 22l Degraw street: George
=. Brady, AZ Willoughby avenue; Humphrey
Plant los Pearl street William H. Andrews. 117a
kosciusko street: William Israel l6S South Sec
ond street; George II. Robbins, l75 Gates avenue /;
Charles Mehl. Fort Hamilton Thomas b. Mills
221 Carlton avenue; John r. Scanlon so Tomp-
kins avenue; James f. Gillen 2S9 clifton place /;
John Anderson, 433 Hicks street; James Aberne-
thy. 6sl Vanderbilt avenue; Thomas shannon.
ll9l Third avenue.
The evening world., 1894-10-01

Tammany Primaries Tonight.
Primaries for the election of delegates
to the various Tammany conventions
VIII be held tonight in the different dis
The evening world., 1894-10-01
K. C. G. C. ROW PROBABLE.
There May Be Fight Over the
New Committeeman.

The meeting of the Democratic Cen
eral Committee OF the Kings County
regulars at the Athenaeum tonight
promises to be a lively one. The dates
for the primaries for delegates to the
conventions win be set and the State
ticket indorsed.
Trouble will probably arise over the
action OF the Saratoga delegates in Sc
Delmar, John McCsrty, Michael ].
Coffey and Patrick II. McCarren.
The four men have always been identi-
ned with the machine. Most Of the re-
organized Democrat are loud In their
Iiisapproval OF the selection of the Com
mitteemen. ami say that the end has
The evening world., 1894-10-01
STRIKE IN THE TUNNEL.
Cnll<ers Ask for Increased Wages
and Better Treatment.

The calkers employed in the East
River tunnel, which is being constructed
by the East River Gas Company, at
Seventy-first street and East River, went
on strike this morning for an increase
in wages and better treatment There
are only twelve calkers employed in
the tunnel, and they have been re-
ceiving 50 per day. They claim they
should be paid at least IS, but are only
making a demand for $4.
The tunnel on the Long Island side is
1870 feet deep. and 80 feet on the New
York side. They say 1t is raining in
the tunnel all the time. and that their
thin calico uniform. supplied by the Gas
are compelled to remain In the wet
clothes for over ter hours every day,
coming up to the surface to eat their
meals.
The trouble, which has been brewing
for some time, eliminated yesterday
morning. The cage" or elevator, was
not running, and the men were told to
descend in the dirt bucket. They re-
fused to do so.
The evening world., 1894-10-01
Worlds Fair Prizes.

The Russian Sublc, HudSon Bay Oacr,
Mink anil Nc0iskiH garments manufacturer
By e. C. ShdyUC ~d droried .tird J,r1;,
al hc UorIF Far\A
Frs wuh he iatct%'C c. Shayns,
Manufacturer, Ne,O York." is guaran :
Tee Of reliability
Mr.. ShGyne' establishment is easy Of
access from all parts Of The city, being
located on 42d S., Jduee, Broad,ody and
6h ir. HIS new catalogues UW be Issued
~ Jew days and sent 10 any address.
The evening world., 1894-10-01
P. P.'S LOCAL TICKET.
Ii Will he named at the Conven-
tion TO lie Held Tonight.

All arrangements have been made for
the County Convention OF the Peoples
party, which will be held tonight at
10 East Tenth street. A full local ticket
Will be nominated. Every Assembly dis
3trict in the city is entitled to seven
Delegates, but instead Of holding to that
(rle II has been decided to have the
Eonvention a kind of mass-meeting af-
ir. II will be called to order by Chair
Ian Cullom, OF the County Committee.
No slate OF any kind has been pre-
pred. chiefly for the reason that most
the available men are not willing to
Wad the ticket. John Swinton will be
Hered the nomination for Mayor but
10 stated that he will decline the
yponor. Another who can also have the
Hayoralty nomination, IL he desires 1t,
ID Lawyer Salisbury.
Among the speakers tonight will be
Charles Sotheran. candidate for Con-
Eress: Thaddeus b. Wakeman. Lawyer
kuaso ana otSers % The 6onHentioh 6gHter payia WIil
be called to order at s o'clock.
The evening world., 1894-10-01

You read the Evening World!
Do you read the Sunday WOrldf
The evening world., 1894-10-01
DISCREDlT THE STORY.
Police Don't Believe in n Jack the
Hair-Cutter.

The police Of the Stagg street station.
Williamsburg. do not place any reliance
in the story told by sixteen-year-oid
Emma Muller, of stuyvesant avenue,
who claims that an attempt had been
made to cut of her hair.
Emma says she was in front Of Batter
mans dry-goods store at Flushing ave-
nue. and Broadway, Saturday night, and
that a well-dressed man, about thirty
years old. with back Fedora hat black
hair and mustache, cut her braid of hair
with a pair Of scissors. He did not get
any OF the hair, she says, as he only cut
half way through.
Last Christmas Emma achieved much
notoriety by telling similar story.
The evening world., 1894-10-01
FURS
Fashions AND PRICES.

Furs will be fAshionnbly worn the com.
ing season for articles OF dress as well Of
for the mere purpose OF warmth
The evening world., 1894-10-01
Fur.lined Garments.

The new style silk and cloth covered cir.
culars. capes and wraps, 30 to A inches
long. are popular with ladies who desire
comfortable and stylish garment at a
reasonable price, s35. $40, $50 and sos,
according to the length. These hand
some new style garments are lined with
genuine Siberian Squirrel and trimmed
with Alaska Sable and other handsome,
fluffy furs
The evening world., 1894-10-01
ANDREWS'S MEN MAY STRIKE.
500 VIII Quit Work IL Not Given
Back Pay by Friday.

Unless the $4,000 back pay is forthcom-
ing before Friday next 800 drivers and
hostlers in the Street Cleaning Depart
ment will go on strike.
Attorney Tomlinson, of the Street.
Cleaning Department, says that as soon
as two or three more claims were ready
he would enter suit for the whole amount
in the Supreme Court. He expected to
take this action this afternoon.
The Drivers and Hostlers' Protec
and Benevolent Union, composing en-
ployees Of the Department, has notified
Commissioner Andrews of the mems in
tentiOn
The evening world., 1894-10-01
An Opportunity for Purchasers.

During this ard tine coming week he
will offer decided bargains in sealskin
sacques-latost styles at S235. longer for
1915. and the handsomest and best manu-
fnctured for $3.50 He does not manufac.
ture or sell tho low grades, as he states
that they do not wear we'll or give sntis.
faction.
The evening world., 1894-10-01
DIVORCE CASE FOR A JURY.
The Mcfarland Suit to BE Tried
This Term.

LONG ISLAND CITY. L. l., Oct. l.
A special term OF the Supreme Court
was opened in this city to-day, Justice
Cullum presiding. The principal case
this term is the divorce case brought by
Frederick H. Mcfarland, OF Bellport,
against his wife, Clara e.
Lawyer II. b. Seaman, on behalf of Mr..
Mcfarland, made motion before Justice
Cullum for a jury trial, which was
granted.
Mcfarland, in his complaint. accuses
his wife of intimacy with Mr.. Landau,
tea merchant, of Freeport, and also
with two "star boarders."
The evening world., 1894-10-01
WeII-known Fur Merchant.

c. c. Shayne. the well-known manu-.
facturer, ia and l26 West 42d ST.. recog.
nizing the fnct that sealskins werc becom.
ing scarce. took advantage of the financial
condition of the market in both Europe
and America during the recent panic. and
purchased nh unusually large stock no,
only Of sealskins, but of oil the leading
fashionable furs. He has decided to give
his customers the benefit.
The evening world., 1894-10-01
Elected n Ncw Moderator.

The semi-annudl meeting Of the New
York Prcsbytery was opened this morn
ing in the First Presbyterian Church.
The Rev Or John Hall was chosen
Moderator. but declined to accept. and
the Rev. Robert Russell Booth was
then elected unanimously, While dele
gates to the Synod were being named
the Rev. DR.. Parkhurst entered and con
ferred with Moderator Booth for a mo-
ment and then hurried away.
The evening world., 1894-10-01
Round About Town.

George ", Meak thirty-eight years old Of l3S
Madison street, was removed from the Madison
street Etation.houSe to the insane ward at Belle.
vus Hospital early this morning.
Twenty one -mont nths-oId James Lynch died at his
home, 1927 Second avenue, yesterday morning. th'
result OF injuries received Saturday by falling
into pail Of water.
Thomas Dennis. thirty-nIne years old. OF Firs
avenue and Thlrty-ninth street while driving
truck through Hudson street this morning, sud
denly fell from his seat In At. He died al
the Charles street police station before the ar
rival OF an ambulance.
The evening world., 1894-10-01
For Opera Wear.

Royal Ermine is made up into scarfs.
capes and mantles for opera and evening
wear. Tho handsomest wraps have an
extra collar. Some nre trimmed with
Russian Sable. others with ChinchilIa.
Chinchilla is used for capes and extern
tensively for trimming fashionable gar
ments.
The evening world., 1894-10-01
HEAD CUT AND UNCONSCIOUS.
A Man Found in That Condition In
Hallway.

Joseph Harrison, bartender. twenty
years old, Of "A Ashland place, Brook
lyn, was found unconscious IN a hall
way at 6 Utica avenue at 230 o'clock
this morning. There was an ugly cash
in his forehead and another in his head,
from which blood was flowing freely.
The police are now trying to discover
how he received his injuries. Some OF
the persons living in the house say they
heard a crash just before Harrison
was found, and they think he entered
the house while drunk and fell DOWN
stairs.
The evening world., 1894-10-01
Real Estate.
EWJERSEY.


PATERSON, y. J.. oct. l.-Davil Storms, the
Greenwood Lake guide was found lying In tHc
gutter Yesterday morning insensible He was rc-
moved to the hospital and. recovering CON
sci1usness SAIL he had been attacked hy two
men early In the morning AMI had been struck
on the head With some blunt Instrument. lie said
the men then robbed hun Of Sls1 storm, Was
unable 10 give a good description OF the men and
they have not yet been captured.
The evening world., 1894-10-01

Internal Revenue Collector Healy, OF Brooklyn,
to-day appointed Joseph Mcdonald OF los Fifty.
sixth street. storekeeper, in place Of C. H. Hof-
man, a Republican. Mcdonald is a railroad con.
ductor on the Third avenue line. and Anti.
Snapper.
Wyck and Jury in City Court. Brooklyn, in a
suit brought by Andrew F. stonebridge against
S. 900 damages for the death OF his son, who,
while stringing trolley wires under the Fulton
street ''L' structure. fell TO the ground and re-
ceived injuries which terminated fatally.
The evening world., 1894-10-01
ACCUSED BY A DOCTOR.
HandebOde Must Answer DIR. An
drews's Charge of Assault.

Peter Handebode. jr., OF 1124 Frank
lin street, Morrisana, was arrested by
Detective Sergeant Won Gerichten this
morning on a bench warrant, charging
him with assault In the third degree.
He was indicted on Friday last upon
the evidence OF Dr. w. Il. Andrews, of
727 fremont avenue.
The trouble resulted from a quarrel
about some work in front OF DR. An
drewss house. which Handebode was do
ing with a gang of men.
The evening world., 1894-10-01
Invalid scamen Arrive.

The steamer Ailsa arrived from the
West Indies to-day but brought no news
of a special nature from Kingston or
Port-au-Prince. United States Surgeon
Bralsted was a passenger. having in
charge six inValided seamen from the
United States cruiser Columbia. which
was al Port Limon at the time of the
Alsa's departure
The Columbia had just returned from
Corn Island
The evening world., 1894-10-01
ELLIOTT MUST GO BACK.
Mr.. CarlisIe's Decision Affirmed as
to Mr.. Days Property Man.

CBy Associated Press.)
WASHINGTON. Oct. 1.-Some weeks
ago the Theatrical Union of New York
City complained to the Secretary Of
the Treasury that Henry w. Elliott. a
theatrical property man, had arrived in
this country under contract with Angus
tin DAILY, the theatrical manager in
violation OF the alien contract labor
law.
An investigation was had on Sept. 1s
last, and Elliott was ordered arrested
and deported.
A further hearing was granted. and
to-day the Secretary affirmed his former
action, and directed that his order OF
deportation be carried out.
The evening world., 1894-10-01
The Durable Otter.

Hudson Bay Otter, the most service.
able fur III the world. is used for coats,
capes and NANTES. It holds ITS co or bet.
tor than seal, is very much handsomer
and will wear longer. good seal gar.
ment will wear. on an average. eight
years, and good otter twelve years.
The evening world., 1894-10-01
Other Coats.

This house makes specially of genuine
Hudson Bay Otter, and is offering a 30.
inch deep Hudson Bay Otter Coat, with
large sleeves and new style skirt, for
$500. 80 inches deep for $3.50. and SO
inches deep for :40O.
The evening world., 1894-10-01
FOR CONSOLIDATION.
The Brooklyn League Busy Prepnr-

rhe Brooklyn League Busy Prepar-
ing Campaign Literature.
Sanders Shanks. Secretary Of the Con-
solidation League Of Brooklyn. summed
UP the work Of the organization this
morning as follows:
We are doing nothing now but pre-
pairing campaign literature and organic
ing branch associations throughout tho
city and In the suburbs. Each ward and
district Will have captain to distribute
this literature.
Every polling place this year will be
manned, so that the object Of consolida-
tion will be explained to each voter.
LAS this Is a strictly non-pa rtissn
movement we do not favor any party or
any candidate"
The evening world., 1894-10-01
Persian Lamb Capes.

Persian Lamb and Astrakhan are fash.
ionablv worn in both Europe and Amer.
lea. The newest style Persian Lamb
Capes are offered by Mr.. Shayne at $50,
Ss5. 800 and 1925. The same style in
Astrakhan for Sl5, $40. s25, $50 and $40
The evening world., 1894-10-01

Special to The Evening WordD
TRENTON. y. J., Oct William Williams.
OF this city, and Nathan EmuIey and John Carr
Of Clarksburg burlington County, were driving
across m" uo'lrr road az Clinton and Liberty
streets this morning. when motor car crashed
into their wagon. All three we're thrown out, and
Williams vas 50 baily hurt that Nr may de
The evening world., 1894-10-01
Sealskin.

Sealskin is in popular demand in both
Europe and America. There are, how
ever, only u few of the genuine Alaskas
offered in the market. They are getting
scarcer every year, and in the near future
a sealskin garment will be rarity.
The evening world., 1894-10-01
Murray Legally Discharged

Justice Lawrence to-day denied the motion made
last week on behalf of James Murray. a former
employee In the STect-CIcanlng Department for
wit NJ maudumus 10 compel CommIssion,r
Andrews To reinstdte him Murray alleged that
he Was discharged without hearing
The evening world., 1894-10-01
Grand Jury After Padroncs.
special to The Evening World

Special 10 The Evening WOrldD
NEW BRUNSWICK n. j.. oct. 1.-The Grand
Jury Of Middlesex County is inyestigating the
alleged padrOne system said 10 be in vogue at
the cyal docks Of the Pennsylvania Railroad at
South Amboy to-day. Indictments may follow.
The evening world., 1894-10-01
Naval Movements.
,By Associated Press

my ahso'lateu iIfshl
WASHINGTON, Oct. 1.-The United States
steamship Montgomery sailed from Norfolk satur-
day for Baltimore and the jamestown from
Funchal to Yorktown, Va.
The Monterey has arrived at New whatcom
the Chicago at Southampton and the Dolphin Is
at New London.
The evening world., 1894-10-01
Charged with Wife-Murd.r.

Edward Bull was placed on trial before Judge
Lppineou, Ia the Hudson County Court-House
to-day charged with cutting his wifes throat
and attempting to cut his own, at their home In
Kearuey, May 25 last. Prosecutor Winfield opened
the prosecution for the state. The defense will
probably be insanity.
The evening world., 1894-10-01
Fashionable Furs.

Russian Sable. Dark Mink Hudson
Bay Otter. Sealskin. Persian Lamb, Al
aska Sable. Black Lynx. Royal Erminc
and ChinchilIa are tho standard fashion
able furs.
Mink is used for neck scarfs. boas.
capcs, nantes and long wraps. Rus
sian Sable for scarfs. mnntles and capes.
The evening world., 1894-10-01
GoIdner Would BE "A Congressman

LONG ISLAND CITY. L. l., Oct l.--Ex-
Sheriff NJ. ]. Goldner to-day announced himself
as n candidate for Congress for nomination on
the Democratic ticket to represent the First Con-
gressonal District. which is now represented by
James w. Covert Mr.. Goldner Is the City Clerk
OF Long Island City. The Republican candidate
for Congress is ex-Gov Richard p. Mccormack,
OF Jamaica,
The evening world., 1894-10-01
Persian Lamb Coats.

The handsome. new style Persian
Lamb Coats will be offered at ss5, Sl25.
$3.50 and Sl75, Mr.. Shnyne has a very
large stock OF these goods TO select from.
The evening world., 1894-10-01

ORANGE. y J., oct. IA cable was re-
rcIyed IN THIS rty to-day by Contractor Thomas
NryjnS stating thar the Irish Lana Court has con-
armed the sale Of killcn Castle in County Meath
to him by the Earl Of FinGal Mr.. NeVns in
tends visiting his new purchase in little while
The evening world., 1894-10-01

Tho police Of the Fourth Precinct to-day no.
tasd the Coroner OF the sudden death Of
Charles Nevndsr. aged sxty-four. OF 259 Will
lam street. lie was found dead In bed this morn
Ing by his wife. Olivia. He was a native Of
Peru. s, A.
The evening world., 1894-10-01
STRIKE IN ORANGE VALLEY.
Two Hundred Hat Finishers Quit
Work in One ShOp.

ORANGE, N. j., Oct. 1.-Two hundred
fnishers in the hat shop of Frederick
Berg & Co., at Orange Valley, struck
to-day for % per cent. increase per
dozen for certain grades Of hats. Berg
offered to compromise with the men by
allowing them one-half, but his offer
was rejected.
The 100 men who struck in the hat
shop OF Connett. Read & Co. are still
Out
The evening world., 1894-10-01
John e. Going II Alone.

The County Convention OF the Milhol-
iandltes. which will be he'd tonight,
promises to be as lively a gathering as
any witnessed In this city in some time.
There have been so many desertions
from tho ra.lks since John r.. was turned
down ut the Republican State Conven-
tion that those who are left do not
Seem to know where they are at
To Swear Election inspectors To-
Night.
The Democratic inspectors o. election appointed
isst Friday BY the Police Board. will be sworn
In by tae Chief Of the Election bureau at Police
HEADQUARTERS tonight
Nominated for Assembly.
tBy Associated Prsss)
KINGSTON, N. Y, Oct. Capt william e.
van kursn, Of the steamer william Tro1aer.
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FOUGHT HIS WIFE'S FRIEND.
Jordans Love for His Child Got
Him in Trouble.

Patrick Jordan. Of this city, who
claims to be in the employ OF Harlem
contractor, was sentenced in the Gates
morning to three days in Jail for fight
ing.
He is separated from his wife, and
had gone to her house to see his child
Mrs. Jordan objected. and he got into
an encounter with one OF her friends.