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WAS It $4,000 OR $3.50 I?
Masked Robbers Make a Haul on
the Southern Pacific,
Three Bandits In the Job-Rode on
Toward Mexico.

PHOENIN, Arizona. Oct. lat 12l5
a. NJ, to-day the eastbound Southern
Pacific train was held up one and a
half miles east OF Maricopa by three
masked men. one of the robbers rode
on the blind baggage. out OF Maricopa,
while the other two tagged the train.
As the train Stacked up. the fellow
aboard passed quickly into the engine,
and at the muzzles of two revolvers
forced Engineer Holloway and Fireman
Martin to uncouple the engine and pro-
coed ahead of the train for a half or
quarters of a mile.
In the mean time. one OF the robbers
had entered the express car, while the
other stood outside. No shots were fred,
nor were the passengers alarmed while
the robbery was In progress.
All three bandits. when their work
was DONE mounted horses which were
tied near by and struck out in a south
erly direction towards the Mexican line
which Is fifty miles from the track.
The amount which the Wells Fargo mes.
| senger reports as having been captured
Is $3.50, but there is current rumor thai
the robbers got away with $4,000 II
gold
Their trail was struck early this morn
Ing by Sheriffs Drais of Pinal, and Muir
ply. of Maricopa, accompanied by Dep
uties Widener and Prother.
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COPYRIGHT
ACCUSED NOW.
The Latest Captain to Be
Named Before the LeXoV
Committee.
HIS WARDMAN COT pLACKMAIL
Ex-Polioe Commissioner MaoLean
Also Called Upon to
Testify.
HE HAD HEARD OF MONEY PAID
Police Board Castigated and Green
Goods Affairs Beb Up
Again.
HE HAD HEARD OF MONEY PAID

Investigation of official corruption in
the Police Department by the Lexow
Committee. which was interrupted
nearly three weeks ago to allow the
Senators TO devote their attention to
State politics for awhile, was resumed
to-day.
The Committee has changed its head
quarters from the large, comfortable
room in the Superior Court to the
smaller room formerly occupied as Part
III. Of the Court of General Sessions In
the old brownstone building. Lack Of
accommodation was very apparent and
there was no end Of grumbling at the
change.
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LEEDS AND CRITIC MEET.
The Latter Proposes n Six-ROund
Bout and Refuses u Finish.

A meeting of those interested in bring.
ing about a fight between Horace Leeds
and Albert Griffiths. better Known as
Young Critic" was held at the Cole
challenged Leeds to a finish fight for
SO 900 or a limited bout for 5000. de
posting 5000 with THE World" which
deposit Leeds covered last Monday
for a siX-round bout, to which Leeds
would not consent. This was apparently
settled in favor OF the finish or twenty
five round battle, when a quarrel began
as to whether II should be for the light
weight championship.
Then the question of a finish fight was
raised by Behan, Griffo's manager. No
decision being reached, the matter was
finally declared OF for the present.
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To-Nights Entries and Selections

RACE TRACK, MAsPETH, Oct. l.
The entries and selections for tonight
races follow:
frat Race-six and 4 half MISUNDERSTANDING
colt, il9; Frank the Jew. His Grace, ll3 each
Pucahontas May f., 10 ID. each.
Second Race-F!ye furlongs.-Fagin li7; Long
shanks, l45 DE Courcey. III; Blackjack, lO7;
Tiger, l05 lb.
Third Race-slx MISUNDERSTANDING. lo5; De-
trolt Lou Rhett, l03 each Samaritan Glenall,
30 each; Caraccus 95 Red Cross, 80; Chateau,
l0l H.
Fourth Race-Four and half turlongs Blue
BIRD 1885, Fagot, 81. Laurent, 100 each; Watch
Charm IS: Fan King Mamie R., % lb. each.
Fifth Receive furlongs.-Argyle ILL., Tom
Nee. Naraschino 1903 each: ROxella H. colt,
Glen Angle l04 ID, each.
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ADJOURNED TO FRY FAT"
Brooklyn Aldermen Take Recess
to Raise Funds for Morton.

The Brooklyn Board OF Aldermen, be-
fore beginning business this afternoon,
adjourne- for tiftceA minutes In order To
contribute to the Republican campaign
fund for the election Of Morton ana sax
ton, The Republican members, who are
In the majority, gathered in one Of the
committee rooms in the city Han. Those
In favor OF contributions made snort
speeches.
Alderman Carey started the ball rolling
by subscribing $3.50,
The other Republican members. al
though they did considerable grumbling
fell quickly in line and gave up 500
apiece.
Altogether II is estimated that Chair
man Hacketts first fat-frying in Kings
County has Melted nearly Sl,SOO
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New 2OO-MiIe Record.

BUFFALO, n. ", oct 1.-The 200
mile road record over the course from
Buffalo to Erie. Pa, and return was
lowered again yesterday. For three
aays 7. T. Mack, a local unattached
road rider, had the honor of holding the
record Of lih. 2im. 45s.
Yesterday this was cut by w. l..
Steimal to l3h. 2lm. 30s, The first 100
miles were made in the face OF stiff
wind. making the feat nothing short of
The evening world., 1894-10-01
HE DENIES THE DUEL.
Count Montalvo Says He Hasn't
Fought In Five Months.

The Ward line steamer Seguranea
arrived this afternoon from Havana.
Among her passengers was F. II. Mon
talvo. better known as the Count Giba-
Goa who was said to have fought a
duel recently in Havana, The weapons
used were supposed to have been rapiers.
A reporter asked the Govt about the
duel
What duel?" queried he.
He was told of the reports about the
alleged encounter at Havana.
"Why, ! had no trouble there.
haven't fought a duel for at least five
months" he said, complasantly.
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LATONIA RESULTS.

LATONIA, Oct. 1.-The races here to-
day resulted as follows:
First Race-Sx furlongs.-Won by
Manola, to / and to L. Equation
second, to /. and Maria B. NJ. third.
Time-l16 l-2.
Second Race - One mile.-Won by
Emma Nc, to 2 and 4 to 81 Semper
Lex second. even, and Pekin third.
Time-1.49 .
Third Race-Six furlongs.-Won by
Sandoval, s to and 3 to 5: Marie Shreve
second. 10 to /, and Sir Rathbone third
Time-1.l6.
Fourth Race-One mile and seventy
yards.-Won by Chant, to and out
Greenwich, second, to s. and Equator
third Time. 46 l-2,
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kQUEDUCT ENTRIES.
RACE TRACK, AQUEDUCT, Oct. L.
The entries and probable starters for to

hANE TRAIN, AIlU bDICl, oct. L.
The entries and probable starters for to-
morrow'S races are as follows:
First Race--Fiye furlongs,-The Pearl Bob ",
1903 each; Kelturno. III; Mccormick Pie l03
each; Johnny. Western star, lOl each; Topmast,
Roman, 100 each Anna Belle, 9S III.
Second Racc-sN furlongs; selllng.-Delpasa,
Ryan. SO each; McFonso. III; Leporello, 80:
Condo. 1893. Ray DAILY, 81; Granger 90. Liliput,
llU III
Third Race--Six and one-halt furongs; selling.
-Hndoostan, 1922 Retraction Eelding, Columbus,
81 each; Verhia ll2, Johnny Flushing, lOI each
DaybreRk, 1O7; RozmSn, lle h.
Fourth Race-Owners' Handicap; seven fur
longs. Zimmerman. Mirage, 100 each; Roman, 70
Hay Tay G5 Kelturno 70 Bright Eyes. so
HindoOstan, 95, Clementine. 80 III.
Fifth Race-SiX furlongs; selling.-Hay Tay,
IS: Mirage, l07 Blackwood, fumult, Lumberman
lOi EACH Gloriana. ITO; Refraction gelding. 81
Lismore l0l III.
Hopper, Hercules Equator Worlds Fair, Garnet
colt, ITO each; Blackjack, Third Cousin ally Pie
Silver Queen, Sluggard, Bckie, Cherokee Rose
1917 ID each.
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John Darcy Reported 10 Have
Fallen Overheard.

Patrick Lyons, OF IS Clarkson street
reported to the police OF the Leonard
street station this morning that while on
an excursion to hockside Park. on The
Darcy, thirty years old, a wel-known
colored sporting man. fell overheard and
was drowned.
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EIGHT ANARCHISTS CAUGHT.
Plot 10 Blow Up the Italian Con-
suintc In MnrseiIIes.
my Associated Press. }

Wy NhaOCTaItu FFesh.J.
MARSEll.LES, Oct. l.-Acting upon
information received from an Italian po-
lice spy, authorities made some impor-
tant arrests here to-day. The spy dis
covered plot, Matched by fourteen An
archists, to blow up the Italian Consul
ate in this city. a detachment of police
surrounded n certain house, and shortly
before ddybreak. eight Anarchists were
arrested.
Compromising documents were found in
the house showing that this band was
in communication with Anarchists in
Genoa and London. Other arrests are
Imminent
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Even the members Of the COMMITTEES
were cramped for room, and the news
paper representatives were squeezed
into the narrowest quarters. The old
room has been partially dismantled
since the removal to the new Criminal
Court Building, and big. light-colored
square in the centre of the smoky wall
showed where the clock had formerly.
hung.
senators snxton and Cantor Absent.
The courtroom was packed at 1880
A. NJ Chairman Lexow had come in
and was holding a consultation with
his colleagues, Senators Bradley. o'Con-
nor, Robertson apd Pound Senator
Saxton, the Republican candidate for
Lieutenant-G Governor. was an absentee.
and II was said to be doubtful whether
he would be present. Other members
OF the Committee expect that he will
send In his resignation now that he Ii
running for office. Senator Cantor was
also absent.
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SELECTIONS.

First Rnce--ContrnItO colt, POca-
hontas, Frank the jew.
lock, FnGin.
Third Race--Archbishop, Carac-
Gus, Lou Rhett.
Fourth Rnce--FaSot, watch
Charm, Fan King.
Firth Rnce--Tom Nee, Argyle
ILL.,, Maraschino.
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George KInck, seventy.three years old Of II
Borden avenue. Long Island city dropped dead
Of heart disease Yesterday afternoon at stagg
street and Montrose avenue. Williamsburg.
Edward Hocfnns barber. i9rty.three years
old white shaving a customer at 1871 stage street
yesterday, complained Of pain In his heart. and
the next moment Tell 10 the floor dead
The evening world., 1894-10-01

The Consul-General OF the Dominican Republic
was shown the statement published In the Paris
Journal pes Debats Of Sept, 90, which declares
that half the town OF San Domingo was destroyed
by the recent cyclone. He said that he had re.
ceiyed no Information to any such calamity
and he believed the island was outside OF the
path of the hurricane lie also stated that II
such a disaster had occurred he would have been
Informed OF II at once.
The evening world., 1894-10-01

The Paris Temps annot need to-day
that NJ. Decrais had res igned and that
he would be succeeded by Baron de
Technically, It was fracture or dis
placement near the juncture OF the GER
vical and dorsal vertebrae. Carnahan
fell paralyzed and without sensation
from the breastbone down.
The hospital surgeons are considering
an operation similar to that of trephin-
ing. to remove the pressure to the spinal
cord. as the only possible remedy. Car
nahan is conscious, and has no physical
suffering.
The evening world., 1894-10-01

In Judge H.-ou's private room at jefferson
Market Police Court this morning James A.
carhurt the venerable actor. rctracted the
damaging statements he had made against his
young wife lie agreed to pay her s. week In
future and Was released.
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NOte.-The third race on the pr
gramme failed to fill, and a race 1
/, 400 yards was substituted.
The evening world., 1894-10-01

A furnlture-laden truck bearing the name OF
the Cable Moving Van Company broke down at
4 20 O'Clock this afternoon at the corner OF Cort-
Iandt street and Broadway. The truck had been
going leisurely along the track towards South
Ferry when the driver attempted TO get out Of
the way OF a cable car. one Of the hind wheels
IN the vehicle came on. and travel was blocked
on broadway for full halfhour. The sugges-
zion OF a bystander that the truck be dragged to
one side was then acted upon and trafhc resumed.
The evening world., 1894-10-01
Day Divorce Cnse Dismissed.

Justice Barrett OF the Supreme Court. to-day
dismissed the complaint In the suit brought by
Capt Oswald e, Day tor an absolute divorce from
his wife. Caroline \ bay. The case has been
tried twice and each time the jury found Mrs
bay not guilty % the improper conduct charged.
The jury tNuuyratcd her to-day.
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ENGLISH-FRENCH RELATIONS.
For Some Time Past of Difficult
Nature" Says Figaro.
(By Associated PressD

PARIS, Oct. Figaro says that NJ
Decrais. the French Ambassador at Lon
don, has returned from that city much
discouraged. and that the belief gains
ground that lie has been entirely unsuc-
cessful.
Figaro adds: "Our relations with Great
Britain for some time past have been OF
a difficult nature. Tho truth Ia that the
discussion OF the Egyptian question is
lao longer ventured upon between Paris
and London"
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SUGAR TRUST INDICTMENTS.
Havemeyer and searIes Presented
by the Grand Jury.
tBy Associated Press)


WASHINGTON. Oct. 1.-The Grand
Jury at 2 o'clock to-day brought in In
dictments against Henry o. Havemeyer
and John +. Searles, Of the Sugar Trust,
and Allan l.. Seymour, of the stock
brokerage firm of Seymour & Young,
for refusal to answer questions nut to
them by the Senate Sugar Trust Investi-
eating Committee.
The Grand Jury also brought In an
indictment against Mr.. Mccartney, of the
firm OF Carson n Mccartney, this last,
however, merely being to perfect a pre-
vious report.
AL Of the cases will come up for ar
gument on demurrers on Oct. II.
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A National bank Closed.

SYRACUSE. oct The First National Bank Of
Fayetteville closed its doors this morning pend
ing an examination by Bank Examiner Josiah
Van YAlkren. The offuers report run TO be the
sEuse Of closing The last report Med al wash
ington showed the bank to be In good condition
and It is believed that depositors will lose
n-LALmE
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NARRAGANSETT ENTRIES.

INANE MAIN, Nv ii1iStN~hSt wv.
1.-The entries and probable starters
for the opening day tomorrow are:
First Race-Five Furiongs.-Ferrier. Nick,
Wah Jim. Figaro, soundmore III each: Bsr-
wyn. Wentworth Atlanta, l0i each.
Second Race-For skye -olds: fve and half
furongs.-Red Top, los; Carmen. l0e; Sir Dixon.
IT,. lOi; Blossom flly. l0l: Pontlear, %; Peter
Jackson, South Side. Lodi, ss each; Sweden.
Bizarre, 95 lbs. each.
Third Race-Sir furlongs. -Torchbesrer. 1903 {;
Elberon Pulitzer, La 'Joys. loo each; Hlbernia
Queen, 1903 Rolla, Equation wimar, La Fay
cute 100 each Ten Up Saginaw Jakey Joseph,
Ironsdes Frederick, 80 lbs each.
Fourth Race-Narragansett Handicap: mile and
Il slXteenth.-St Michael. Emin Bey, ia each
Or, Garnett IS; Equity %; Hume %; clarus.
50 h.
Fifth Race-sellng; one m!le.-The Queen. 10;
Harry Hnkson, Reh our Maggie, l07 each (;
Chauncey. lOi; Leonylle Connors, 9s ID. each.
Sixth RaCe-Steeplechase regular course
Glenfallon St John, 1853 each; Cherry Chase,
Alchcmist, l57 each; King OF Norfolk. lt9:
Fireworks, 1I2; Sir singenton, 1870; Spot 100 ID.
Weather beautiful; track fine; pros
poets excellent.
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DUTCH LOU WINS AT IS TO |,
Captures the First Event ut Mas
peth from Little Bravo.


RACE TRACK, MASPETH. oct l.
Monday is always an off day, but the
crowd at this track this afternoon was
good, fully 1000 persons being present.
The card was light and the quality poor.
The weather was cool and pleasant.
A meeting OF the Executive Commit
tee will be held tonight, when the cases
OF Fagot's and Pirate Chiefs running
will be brought up. The meeting was
postponed on Saturday night Fagot' 8
owner j. 10. Gleason. being olit of
town.
The management announced to-day
that six races will be run every after
noon until the end Of the meeting.
Dutch Lou headed Little Bravo after
the start and led all the way, winning
by six lengths Little Bravo was sec
ond, six lengths before Florist. Repub-
lie bled at the nose coming into the
stretch, and was pulled up. Time
Los "a.
The evening world., 1894-10-01

Justice IngrshAm to-day reserved decision in
the suit OF Katie Il. Preamos, for an absolute d.
vOrce from Erasmos PreAmns. The latter is q
native Of Greece The couple were married at the
city Hall In 1855. A year afterwards she says
he deserted her and returned TO his native coun.
Try. lie came back short time ago with an
other wife.
The evening world., 1894-10-01
WILL HARVARD WITHDRAW?
Rumor that the Cambridge Eleven
VIII Not Play Princeton.

1t is unoficially stated that Harvard
will not play Princeton on the football
field thus season. The reputed reason for
this action is that three hard games
would be injurious to the crimson eleven.
The rumor lacks confirmation.
The evening world., 1894-10-01
Mr. whitney and Mr. GiIroy Confer.

EN-Secretary Whitney called on Mayor Gilroy
at the CIty Hall to-day and they remained in
conference for about fifteen minutes The Mayor
said the call had no political signihaance
The evening world., 1894-10-01

Sallie Byrnes colt led from start TO
finish and won galloping by four lengths
Lulu Race fly was second a length and
IA half before Annie Ryan. Time-l.O6
The evening world., 1894-10-01

Pretense and Fannie b. ran in close
order to the stretch, where the latter
drew away and won handlly by 4 length
and a half. Pretense beat Mohawk
mead for the pace. Time--0.4 40 l-2.
Mutuels paid: Straight, $3.50; place,
y67O; third, Sc. Pretense paid: Place,
90; third, S,25. Mohawk paid $50
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VIII Elliott then went on and won hand
lily by a length and a half from Copy
right, who came with a rush at the end.
Gov. Fifer was third. Time-l.22
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Belle of Fermoy got the best OF the
start and made all the running, win
ming by length. Clansman was sec
ond, a length and half before Ad-
journ. Timc-l.05 IA.
The evening world., 1894-10-01

The funeral Of Jeremiah sullivan younger
brother " T. d. sullivan, took place at l o'clock
to-day from the latter's home. 3O3 Broome street.
More than 200 carriages followed the hearse 10
calvary Cemetery.
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JEROME PARK ENTRIES.

RACE TRACK, JEROME PARK, Oct.
1.-The entries and weights for Tuesday s
races are:
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Juliet went away in front. but Louis
QuatorZe and Pattie went out into the
lead and ran like a team for a quarter,
with the former slightly in front. Pat
tie then headed him, and was never
headed, winning cleverly by three parts
of a length. Juliet was two lengths
behind Louis Quatorza. Time-0.59 IA.
THIRD RACE
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Assaults on Subpoena Servers.

II was Just II o'clock when Chairman
LeXow raped for order. Mr.. Con, who
was ready &c go on, opened the proceed
ings by saying that he wished TO call the
attention or the Committee to several
assaults that had been committed on
subpoena servers and other persons en-
ployed by him in getting witnesses.
added that this witness had been assault
ed twice on previous occasions, and that
other employees of the Committee had
been Interfered with;
Il want TO say right here that II these
gangs OF thugs and cutthroats think
that the exposures OF the Committee
will cease or that they Will escape
punishment II they interfere with an
employee, they are greatly mistaken
Il think that the Legislature should
have conferred the power OF peace ofl-
Committee, for no one knows what OBJ
stacles we have had TO contend with.
"If the Committee sits until the next
Legislature assemblies II should grant
that power for without II We are at
great disadvantage"
DO you mean that the police insti
gate those assaults?" asked the CHAIR
man,
least they failed to make arrests w
this should have been done. It's
SfBce 5-NiGHT
Have you anything TO suggenal play
Immediate reme1yT'
No | simply want to bring night
ter 10 public attention" lhi.
Couldn't the Sheriff have dcr; wt,a,.
thing in the way OF authoriIheatrS
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Baby ID. led for a furlong, and then
gave way to Fearless, who led to the
turn into the stretch where the latter
was Joined by Cherokee. Both boys held
their horses under easy pulls the rest
of the way, each thinking that he was
winning. Cherokee's head was in front
passing the post and he won by that
distance. Pat RABBIT was two lengths
back. Time-l.07 IA
FOURTH RACE
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Lumberman made the pace until they
reached the far turn, where Bobolnk
t TOOK T"an nnn anu bsnv IN IRON. TO
from Kentucky Lady, who was length
and a half before Lumberman. Time
LOS IA.
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Dutch Lou headed Little Bravo after
the start and led all the way, winning
in a gallop by six lengths Little Bravo
was second, six lengths before Florist.
Republic bled at the nose coming into
the stretch and was pulled up. Time
LOS "a
The evening world., 1894-10-01

You read the Evening World!
DO you read the Sunday Worldf
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!, Milton T. Immediately raced out in
= ront and galloped home an easy win
yer, two lengths before Samaritan, who
was the same distance before Lang
don. Time-0.49 ola
.Mutuels paid: Straight, $3.50; place,
1910. Samaritan paid $645 place.
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You read the Evening World!
Do you read the sunday WOrldl
The evening world., 1894-10-01

You read the Evening World!
Do yOa read the Suhday WOFldf
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CHEF CLERK KIPP.
There were several women in the wit
ness-box, and among members OF the
Police Department who were on hand
with subpoenas were Major Kippf
the Chief Clerk OF the Board, and
ex-Ward Man jeremiah S. Levy, In
the uniform Of the mounted squad. to
which he was transferred after his re-
cent trial when the jury disagreed.