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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-31

Mr.. John s. Moreiand. accompanied
by Mr.. Edward Springer. left yester-
day on the S.l8 train for the canal. III
due time thoy reached the mecca of al
fishermen and straightway threw In
their lines, but alas, 1t was an off day
for angling, as the number OF fish
caught were not numerous. and the
boys had no difficulty In getting them
home In the evening.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-31

New Forks Greeley Monument Unveiled
NEW YORK, Msy ai.--At Q O'Clock yes
terday afternoon, III the triangle at Broad
way, Sixth avenue and Thirty eight
street. known as Greeley square, tn,
statue OF Horace Greeley was unveiled
and accepted by the city, and . popular
movement that was begun twenty year,
ago came to its proper conclusion. Ap
propriate and interesting ceremonie.
marked the event. On behalf Of Mayor
Gilroy, Distrieb Attorney Fellows &C
cepted the tribute. The grafton wa.
made by Congressman Amos J. Cum
mings.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-31

Chicken thieves are at work on hen
roosts In the Highlands A few night,
ago they depleted the rooets OF Mrs
Hannah Miller, Brinton Smith and
John Miller Of many fine young fowls.
Eastlake residents also complain that
chickens Oh tho half shell to three
year old hens.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-31

.-simpls apply "swAYSg's OlNrMExr-
no internal edlrlne required. Gurc
teller. eclean. Itch. NIL crIptions Of iGc
face. Lands. rose. etc. leaving me SKIN
tlssr, white ana healthy. IT great heal,
tug Rns curative powers are possessed by
ne other remedy. Ask your druggist for
eWAIFE'I OISIHksT
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-31

To morrow evening, Washington
Conclaye. No. 2. II. or s. w. Nj. will
pay fIaternal visit to Friendship
Gonclaye No. l. The officers of the
Grand Conolave of Delaware will
officially visit Friendship on the Same
evening md every member is request.
ed to be present.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-31
Removed

H z. Bourbon hss rem owed his cigaI
store aud factory from No. East Sec
pnd street, to 3. ". cor. OF Second and
bhipley streets. The Lity Market and
Ruby Cod sisat a sDeoielty.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-31

A slight tire occurred Tuesday after
no ~ al the works OF tho diamond
Match company. The fire WAS ex-
t.uEu 81 Q by u BUCKET Brigade. Az
the Reliance Fire Company was re-
rpondiHg To an alarm, one OF their
horses fell on Twelfth street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-31

The invitation Of the juint memorial
com mlttee Of tho G. 4. K. 10 attend
the parade o! yesterday was not re.
ceiFed soon enough for action hrnce
the non appearance OF city Council
In the line Of parade.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-31

Nelson Morris. administrator, sold
ut the Courthouse this afternoon at 2
O'Clock the two story frame dwelling,
No. 500 Wolaston street for s425. WA .
A. Hukill, auctloneer.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-31
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
The standard Hallway uf America
PROJECTED THRouGHouT BY Tha
InterlOeking switch and block Signal Sys
ten.
PHIIADELfHtA nILNINtSrON IL
BALTIMORE RAILROAD
IN EFFECT MAY 18th. 1891.


Trains will leave Wilmington ns follows.
| For Philadelphia ttxpresa. I.57. 25l 4p
b.3l. 80 100. $50. s.5i 1903, i0.l6 - IL M
ll5i A. ", Az 10, I.31. 5oj, sol, 5.lO. 800 7.57,
| AID VIZ y. IN,
accommodation. GOi roo. sus 10 ~. .ll.93 A.
M. 1913, ~. 3 10. ,. b. 80 and 1879 y M.
| For heater express ~. La. i.!1. so - 7.hO.
IN a55 lno5' II 20. 'l.i a m, In. 50i $50.
Accom- notation COO. 7.nl. sos 1910 1ias a.
m. 1913. - 20, 5.l5 80 unh 1870 y. m.
2 IS. l0.0i. ln..5, 10 10 li.5l n M, sI2 ~. 1.H,
~. Anl. 5ut. $40 5.56 10 20, 7n7 and 10 ID D M
for Boston without ehans &c 1916 u. IN. and
For Scw Orleans, 'siohmonI and Danvillc
| ENtres8. t7,Ii y M
For West Chester Via Lamokln. GO n. M,
| 3.in y. M
| t0r Newark Center and intermediate sta
tions. ~ a. IN. anu u rap. IN.
| baltimore and y i.shtr tn, As sol, oil
| to - Hdd li.00 a. III. la.5i, It2i. sI,E5, 2HS,
- 52s 600, Cos, III. M p. IN. and ls.ij
baltimore and Intermediate stations "a
| ~. Gus and ll,5l D. N.
| baltimore aud BAY lsinc. h.22 p. IN.
| IDEi.Na ARE DIVISION.
For New Castle. ,sls liz u. m. 80. 40.
| G.15, u 81 y III. and la.dG night.
/ Tor Lewis s,l3 II. m, ~, p. III.
Aprt4i tor pnkcr Harrington AMI nemuE
1 s.ii lf;i NJ. ~ y M, nd T. ~ might
! For harrington and way stat onS only. $50
/ Express r9r wyomia... 60 p IN.
! Express ior tape h4lrlcs, Old Point COM
~ '''l '-'0i a's Ut
|
! f,a,s, pbii,,t,i,,i,,n f,.t -, ~,
,,,,, ~, ,,,sst' :, ~, ~ strett' LOT W II
,Its ~ 49,, ~ 80 ~, - 80, ~ ~
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SUNDAY II, ISs.
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=, r inp' ID ~ !, ~ 20 80 ~
ot',, 49, - , - ~ " ''s' -,
i,iS ~ ., iI '''o H. H. lz.lo' i'i7'
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-31

Expires trains.
New York. week days. 900 e IL. IS 40. 10 9
New York. Sundays 303, = II. 10 SO u. IN
| 80 ~. IS 81. - ~. IL p. III.
Philadelphia CTwenty-fourtl, and Chest
| Hut uirrrt-.l week days OBJ 3 55. = II. 0 80
= 3d. s 0l, % 40, % 30 or. 10 80. I'll As Il. m
IL a. %, - 40. - IS. IS is. 81. e A. Is
Sundays. aoa. .7I7. 0s,. 500 900. 80 81
4 20 u, m. %. y 40 3 %. 5'. '5a5 63l = 4
u. 10. Ill y. M.
Phiiadciphih twelfth and Market SITS.
week days. 800 = II. IS no. 10 aG II. M, - 1!
SUNDAY, j o3 = IL. 10 80 a. M. '249. y A
CHESTER. week days, '3O3 SIS. - IL. O q
= 50. x 40. Is 80. 800 10 90 40 &c. III ~ H. III.
- - 10, %. 80. Is %. 63l = a. 8 25, 10. ii
CHESTER. Sundays .3Os. III. g 81. so.
10 81 LAO .. m. ., - 40, %. 55. IS 49, 81
= ~. p 10. III .. m.
ATLANTIC CRY. week days. - 50 n. m
= 10 u. M sundays. DDS, = Il II. IN, - 10 p. IN
WEST HOUND.
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON. Il Ii
7 $ 30 IN. Il! 10, - o.. 90 a 81. % Os.- II
Sundays. AIS, OF, IS AZ a. H., .la IS. go.
3 %. = "a, % Il, SbS y. m
baltimore and Way stations. : OF a. m. 0
Newark. DeI...I Is, o.. IS 81 a. m, 'la 1914 OF
= 81 - " : IS. IS II - IS. ii 10 p. NJ sunday
= 49, o., - ~ M, IL IL. 03.i 81. IS. IS IL
| s5S. II l0p III.
IlS'uIR' . - IL He, y u ll Uls uhlly.
Chicago. . 32 II. M, - p. m. daily.
Cincinnnti and It. Louis. III 10 p. m. an
g IS g. m. daily.
New Orleans via Bristol AMI Ghattanoo "a
= u p. III. daily. Through sleeper TO New
Orleans.
siugerly accommodation. 7O2 a. M. 3Oa
I 81 aud IL 10 p. M, daily.
Iandeubcrg accO umointion, week days
o., 3! a. m. % and 43 p. Sundays
o 20 IA. M, 3 70 p. III.
Trains leave Market street station, 10
New York, week days . 20 H. M.
For Philadelphia, week days 20. 2 30. e 20
III 20 a. m. b. aI5 p III. sundays. 6 % IL m,
/ W. 255. 0 81 y. III.
For pIttsGurg and Chicago. week days. IS .
q. III.
For Baltimore, week days. 50, % 20 u. IN.
> 55 - III y. M. Sunday - p. IN.
For Lanien cry and Way stations weel
days, q 81, \ NJ y. M. 10. 3 10 p. IN. Sundays
- IL. III. 3 10 IN.
Leave Phiiadeiphin (Twenty-iourth nm,
~hc-tnHI streets) for Whining on, week DAYS
- ~ d. ~ - a. 10. III A. y, N. L. noon Il 81
i a. 206. y II. 800. 30. ~ o. IS IL s. ~ IL
& ~ = a. 81 u II 10 ana II IS y. ia.
sunday. '3i7 o. Is OH. < 10, TO- ~ 42 u. M. |
noon. '13l, 100 10. Il %, 20, 20. e 81. IS q
10 10 aud Ili5 y. m.
cave Philadelphia 6TwciTih and Mnrkc
sfr"ct@l. week days 3 20. = IN, III 20 a. IN.
- III. = -, = - p. III. Sundays go. = Il
Il! 20 y. M. . 40, y 1sp. IN,
tcl phone. No 1873
Rates TO Western points lower than via an
other l'n".
e. o. SCuLI.. General Pa senger Agent.
IL. Is. CAMPBELL, General Manager.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-31

NEW JERSEY AND wILMINGTON
IN FEltltY CO. Time table taking eff
.,SIE--A feet Frltay, May 25, 1874 Ba-
--s.lIs-anAs-asNitwcen Wilmington, Penns-
grove, Delaware ltlver It. IL. points aud
hy connection with Mayor eyhold Tor
Townsville. New Castle, Delaware city
and Salem,
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.
leave Wilmington. King street wharf,
: y II. ~, arrive PcnnsyroEe n. M.
Leave Wilmington. King street wharf,
3p, M arrive pennsgrnve ~ p. IN.
Leave w ilmington. King street wharf.
q p m. i've Pennsgrove 40 p. IN.
Leave PennsgroYe II. IN, arrive Will
niugtou q 40 a. IN.
Leave Pennsgrove 10 u. M, arrive Will
IN InRtun 10 10 u. m.
Leave Pennsgroye 30 o. H., arrive viii.
mington 20 p. IN.
SUNDAY ONLY.
Leave Wilmington, King street wharf,
. n. M arrive Pennsgroye9 10 a. IN.
Leave Whining on, King street wharf,
| ~ p. IN, arrive Pennsgroye 10 p. m.
Leave wilmington. King street wharf,
d y. M, arrive lennsgrove @. 40 p. IN.
Leave Penns4rove s a. IN. arrive Will
miLeton & 40 II. IN.
Leave Pennsgrove L. 20 p. IN. arrive
Wilmington l.l0p, m.
Leave PennsArove5 y. IN, arrive VIII
Connect ons at PcnnsGrove viii bISteam.
er Major Reybold' and delaware Hiver
Railroad trains
Connections at Wilmington with Will
mington Il Northern Railroad. Baltimore
" ONO railroad and Pennsylvania Hail-
road.
Tue boat leaving Wilmington at 2 20 a.
IN. and p. IN. weekdays and a. m, and
i 20 p. IN. Sundays win connect with
steamer Major Reyboldp running be-
tween Salem and Phiiadelphia.
A. q. MEGA uSLAND.
mss-n superiufende
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-31

The annual convention OF the Epls-
Ropal diocese OF Delaware will he held
In smyrna, beginning June 9Th, and
continue days.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-31

Jaspar-Jameson Is man who VIII con,
out on top some day.
Jumpuppe-Hes getting bald now, ism
hoP-Truth
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-31

Tho annual convention OF the vii
ming ton District EpwOrln League
CONNIE uced last evening in Harrison
street NJ. l. Church. Rev. W. q. kuuns
of North East. Md. presiding IN,
church was lllled with delegates whit
were:
North East-Chas Mcarns, W. L
Hammond, A. Ewing, G. q Gary. Mrs
Lizzie White. Mrs. ). A. ii. WoIrell
Miss Nora Campbell. Minnie Alexan.
dor Bertie Hodge.
Ciaymont-Ihe Row. q. L. Wood
Mrs ] NJ. Owens. Miss Nicn HOPES
Miss Reba &. Bsaureguard,
!, East Lake The Rev john France
Mrs. lleien Hover, Isaac Il. Briggs
Wilmer Y. Uarrls.
/ Port DEPOSIT he Rev. INV Ewing,
BESSIE RuckIey, Lottie Williams. How
ard 4. Erumiield.
I Mt. Letunou-Ihe Rev j, O. !;y
pherd. George Wallace, Mrs. Purts
Mary Il, Miller.
Eouisytlle=W William o. Taylor. Jas
Ewing. Joseph Wilkinson, William
Toy.
rerryyllle-Alr. and M5a. ". II. Cole
Miss Maggie craig. Hannah Boyd tilt
Rev, II. Il Buud.
i delaware city Tho Rey. j. +. Amos
Annn A Pennington Mrs. NJ, Cnin
Miss Irene y. Davidson
+ New Gastle-MIs Lucy Ia If ,rro,
Mlss lIiz1ln Wise, Cnls H. seHtmau
the Rev. Vaughn S. Collins.
EIht0n lie fey l.. " Wood, Mis-,
l.izzia Namslcy. Miss Amanda Ford
II. Slnsinger, Howard L. Ash.
Ballevua-Tho Rev c. II. Williams
nd WIFI, Howard L. Lodge, Geo. W
Weldon
&ewport-The Rev. Mr.. Mowhray
Miss Maud Mowbrny, Mis-. W. Gala
glier. Nj = Luettl Sililtne.
Nnodlawn-Aiiss Mary MeDoryai, c
5. AbralGLs.
Principle Eurhare-T. IL. Harding
Bertha steele. Annie White. the Key
A. BacksOh.
Booths Corner, ethel--Williau
Iehtey, Miss AItce Handy. Peuros
l5tliey, Mrs. Is. foulk, Mrs. Charlie
Handy.
+ l4thrrty Grove Miss Sadie Nesbeth
Birdie Brown, Frances Ihayer. tn,
Ry, T.. Greenfield
iha servlee Opeued with song, the
choir and audience beInE ted ny Hor
ace Mcianel. Key. Merritt lIulhurd
y. o., oil Grace Cauleh made an al
dress gu the work for young people
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-31

Ene surtArnR n.nofe % SIippro OTvvn
Colo, have delegated full power to Gov
ernor Waite to dot for them in settling
the dispute, and he Is now working t,
that end.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-31

Buy that substitute for gum cam.
nhor Asaka Camphor, at Taylors, 500
hiIg stleat.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-31
I'VE
Manufacture Pants.

In buying from us you not only
get an article that we guarantee
absolutely pure, but you save the
dealers profit. We Import direct
from Europe all foreign glass we
use. and buy American glass from
factories direct SO in getting
glass from us you are virtually
buying from first hands We carry
In stock nearly every oil known to
tho trade, but we have one quality
only pure. We are agents for
Jno. L. Whiting & Sons Co.. the
largest brush manufacturers in
the United States; also for John
ston's. the best kalsomlne, and for
Chas. Ii. Gillespie n Sons yarnishee.
We have II very fun assortment of
artistlsts materials. We arc head.
quarters for Paris green and Lon
don purple. We are rather over
stocked In chamois skins and
eponges, which we are offering at
very low figures. We have pure
beeswax, paratlne wax, e..gold
leaf, golden glass. alum, sulphur,
glycerine. borax. etc. List OF ar
tlcles too numerous to mention in
detail. We have the largest and
beat assorted stock OF any fnlnt
house In Delaware. We sell at the
most moderate prices consistent
with quality. Give US a call and
convince yourself.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-31

m AKING a record fol-
the best values al
NI the lowest prices is
not new to Oak Hall.
The most notable of all re.
cords in that direction is be.
ing broken in the values
found in
The evening world., 1894-03-07
SPECTATOR PULLS A GUN.
Exciting Scenes In y Minneapolis
Commission Room.

NY Associated fTcsal
MINNEAPOLIS. Mimi. March IA
scene of wild excitement was enacted
yesterday afternoon in the rooms Of the
Commerce and Commission Company. on
the first floor OF the Guaranty Loan
and Building Company. when Attorney
B. B. CLAY, who has been operating
somewhat extensively. pulled a revolver
upon Manager Clarke.
Clay believed that he was losing heav-
i.y. ard when Sugar went up twelve
points he suddenly became enraged. and,
drL wing a loaded revolver, rushed up to
Manager Clarke, and demanded a set
tiement of the money which he thinks
due him from the transactions. Mr..
Clarke Informed Clay that he was en-
titled to NJ money, whereupon Clay
cooked the gun and approached a step
nearer Clarke. The latter was thor
ouehly fr:ghtend. and told the infuri-
ated man tina he would give him a
check for $iW. Clarke turned to go
ir,o the vault where the check-book
was. Clay followed closely.
Clarke suddenly darted into the vault
and slammed the loo behind him. Clay
turned towards Mr.. Littlehe,d. and.
showing the revolver within six inches
OF his fNce. called to a companion to
close the doors. Clay, however. did not
ofrer TO shoot at Littleheld, and after
some further parley left the place. The
Dolice were notified.
The evening world., 1894-03-07
CRASHED INTO HER GRAVE.
Distressing Accident at the Burial
Of Nine. Pou1in.

Friends and relatives of the late Nine.
Louise r. Poulin Won Nardhausen are in
dignant at the Calvary Cemetery author
tiles because Of a distressing accident at
her funeral yesterday. caused. her
friends declare, by gross careiessness on
the part of the cemetery employees.
Nine. Won Nardhausen. or Poulin, ns
she was better known. that being her
first name. was a w%ell-known midwife
and one OF the French colony..s most dis
after a long illness. and was to have
been buried In Calvary.
When the funeral party. arrived at the
much wider than was necessary. This. II
was explained. was due to a cave-in ear
lier in the day. The comm was lowered
intS the sTass' W bosrd q as woTsma ahe f sve.
and-a-half-foot headstone belonging to
an adjoining grave. but standing on the
very brink OF the head Of Nine. Poulin's
To the horror OF. the sorrowing. spec
tators, the heavy slab tottered and then
crashed into the grave smashing the
several spectators. terribly mutiiatins the
several women tainted. Nine. Poulin's
daughter became distracted and tried to
strong men broke down and cried. With
diniculty, Supt. Moore persuaded the
mourners to withdraw. promising to
place the body In a new comm at the
cemetery's expense n RENTER on Thurs
day.
One Of the spectators this morning told
an "Evening World reporter that the
maidstone had a socket IN Its base only
IN inch deep. and that the cement had
entirely crumbled away. No attempt
had been made to secure the slabs with
ropes or other means.
The same person told the reporter that
a man was recently killed In the ceme-
terry by a simiiar accident.
Nothing had been done when we left
the cemetery she concluded. towards
removing the body, but / presume and
hope that 1t was put In the receiving
vault.
Mile. Poulin In almost crazy over the
terrible event. which was unquestionably
the result of the Erossest carelessness
She declares she will sue the cemetery
| officials for damages."
The evening world., 1894-03-07
Wire News I'm Brief.

A man named LutI and q young woman were
killed by a runaway horse at Oakland. o.
The bondsman OF ex-stats Treasurer W. II
Woodruff, OF Arkansas. have decided to nay up
the balance of the ex-Treasurer's shortage. amount
Ing TO st7. 900.
Fire at Fend's coal works in the HAnSasid VAL
ley. near Mcdonald. Pa, on Monday nisht. de-
stroysd . tipple valued at 1900. Tho men who
were trying to extinsuish the Games were fred a
iromb ambush and ned The nfe 10 believed 10
have been started by striking miners
A Sunset special freight on tho Southern Pacific
was wrecked near Alierton. Tex. yesterday, and
eight were injured. Two may die
The boiler Of . small engine at the Forest on
Companys well At Laurel Hill. Pa, exploded
engineer.
The wstsrtown mliis. near wayeross Ca, were
destroyed BY IRE Monday night The property 4
valued at 500. 900. $500
A receiver was appointed yesterday COR IL
Mason MortEage and Loan Company. q 1lssaA
Assets and liabilities are unknown. $3.50.
fhs Louisviiis .TerninAl Railway oonpany 10
tsen placed n Ne hands Of. . rsoeivsf ~ Js1lD
ban. q ~ ysssssl cssft q Lssisvai&
The evening world., 1894-03-07
AERE FOR 4 BRIDE.
INT Frankenstein Wishes to
Marry Miss Brewster.
frvtna Now to Win Over the Banker
Father.
Brewster Would Prefer an
American Sop-in-Law

- .um. traveller
~ ee'eoia'eu sp""n. $500
, diplomat. count fehr' oe -,
.,,oo,,ors 70 h,s mar.
' so"e 49,
9ssse to the daughter OF a stern A wW.
crn., p,.wsssr President Of the
@s-.. 49, p.s.,d.n, - Ms Fifth Ave-
Rlsss Bank. President OF .he r'i,n 49,
nsrv n n leading financial ,nst,-
=. .!nn. y, y aa. ~ praw.,.r q,
'tpf1ons In New YORK. MI. brewster 10
t~hoyoushbred American, n said
4k-.Ny TINS -
~ to have an American son-in-iaw.
Hut marriage is a lottery at best" he
Us. r.nq peInsps sno', !. nu m,opt Se
~ oau9nters Wishes. ior she ms. We
happy with a foreigner as with any
3S(&er.s 49,
1antein aeeks, to wed. Is Annie Seabury
4 3RSw1t6t, the second daughter OF M.
Br9wstef. She Is t~wenty-one years old.
1C6als seven languages and is striking,y
6 roW1fer says. and has. bright, eyes, a
EH5maf cht~expfession and a will OF her
SVn.
- and her mother e abroad ten
ns6nfhs q and have been favorites In
u fko Aitxf3can colony. At Rome, where
lh8 Count ebninieheed his wooing. the
no an kndsd IN New York to urge
f1SS Is have none u American sons
1nlaw.
Po}Ss ny sSucsted 81 Dorpat University.
~ teep--A diplomat and an African
f(Faseliet. .and,.is a. thorough sportsman.
:; w Count : di Eswand s ais : one
- ne begt.knpwn ,perspnages In the en-
[[0qrage iof Pope Leo XIII. -
The evening world., 1894-03-07
WOMEN CROOKS IN CUSTODY.
Little Louisa and Two Other
Pickpockets Caught In Chicago.
nv As.ocIated Pres.

~ S-pflaAfi =
CHICAGO, March Louisa Bigelow.
Anne Farley and Nellie O'Brien. three Of
the cleverest female crooks In the u
try, were arrested last night and lodged
In jail. so bold were the women that
they were plying their pocket-picking In
front OF the United States Express build
ing. within half a block OF the City Hall.
Each OF the women In a specialist In
thicving, hut the most noted one Is Lou
lisa Bigelow. better known in police cir
cles as Little Louisa"
She derives her name from Tom Bige-
low. the notorious forger, to whom she
was married years ago, and with whom
she travelled all over this country and
Europe. The pair were arrested In all the
principal cities In the Old World. Bigelow
was accounted a very clever forger. and
amassed considerable money. which was
In Windsor. Canada, and to-day
Little Louisa" In worth $4,000.
Her home was at Windsor, whence
she makes predatory excursions. Before
she took the name OF Bigelow. Louisa
was the wife of Barney Aaron, n since
Bigelow's death has continually consort-
ed with Jimmie Mcclure, alias Cap"
Roach, the notorious West Side Co
pher." or late years Louisa has given
Chicago a wide berth, but the Worlds
Fair and the crowds proved too much Of
IN attraction for her to resist.
The evening world., 1894-03-07
SAY Ne STOLE $4,000
Psbst & Co.'S Confidential Clerk
Hallock Under Arrest.
Failure Of the Firm Attributed to
the Shortage.
Said to Have Had . Bank Account
Under Another Name.

John @. Hallock, for many years con
ndential clerk for Theodore Pabst q Co..
importers Of glass and china ware at 2s
Barclay street, was arrested this morn
ing and locked up in default Of $4,000
bail. The warrant was issued by Justice
Lawrence. OF the Supreme Court.
The complainant II Lorenx Zeller. of
3s East One Hundred and Twenty
fourth street, the assignee Of ne frm
Of Pabst q Co. The arm failed on
Jan. 90.
Hallcock Is charged with missppropri-
ating the sum Of ss5. $50. Is of the firms
money. and thereby causing Its assign
Theodore Pabst has been carrying on
the importing business since 1878. Prior
81 Pa Psb st% L T Essh. ~ When %n hi. t wss ns diss
solved Mr.. Pabst continued the business.
keeping Hallock. whom he had known as
an honorable man. as confidential clerk,
finances Of the house.
Mr.. Pabst took charge Of the buying.
his business often taking him to Ger
many ar K, where rs e, he e, dss't h. la aIEay, INV. III.
firms with which he dealt q deposit, and
drafts upon the Chemical National Bank,
Of this city, for the remainder.
the Chemical National Bank, but was
dishonored. When Pabst asked Hallock
for an accounting he said the firm was
insolvent.
After the assignment Mr.. Zeller. the
assignee, secured the services of Charles
D.. Phelps, an expert accountant, to 60
over the books Of the hrm. 1t showed
that from Jan: 1. 1891, until lam 30. 1884.
Sl60, s32.A had been spent by the arm.
In his complaint Zefler a y that Hal
lock had a personal account. at the Irv.
ing National Bank. under the name OF
given a check to q creditor bearing that
signature.
The evening world., 1894-03-07
Rouna About Town.

Ths body Of the man who was drawn out Of
tho East River at the foot % oouvsrueur street
last night has not yet been tdenuhed. Tho man
vas evidently q mechanic.
In the Essex Market Polles Court to-day. Jus
tee Koch held qeorgs Chamberlain. tvsnty-ens
years o.a; d9r ia o. Z sastss q lc5essy. "
another iodger In the housa Of hu. steinhardt
Knott. at Isl East Houston strest.
A man giving the name Of @. n. cook. uho ~
prsssnts hlmsslf a. eonnscled VITA he Lshi6h VAL
ley Railroad conpenF. has been ealing o. I
llmbsr q fsilroee caleials y Nss fark ara Wells
sieisfL Iks LshiIh VALLEY oonpSnS ss5s cccf
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