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The evening world., 1894-01-08
THIEVES WITH WAGONS.
They Got 800 Pounds of Copper and
Left "A Team Behind.

ESSEN. n. j.. Jar. S.-Mr. Eastwood,
proprietor of the Eastwood Wire Works.
has Il horse and wagon In his possession.
for whom he seeks an owner. Not that
he Is anxious to return 1t, but because
he may by that means secure IA clue to
the thieves who visited his factory early
yesterday morning.
The Waterman OF the works was awak-
ened by the sound of wagons driving
about the yard. Looking cut OF a win
dow he saw three wagons draw up In
the rear Of the building and several men
busy loading them.
After watching them for a few min
utes the conviction forced Itself upon
him that they were thieves. When he
reached this conclusion he raised the
window n yelled for help. The thieves
promptly drove OFF with the two wagons.
which were laden with 800 pounds OF
copper.
They left the third wagon and horse
behind. but Mr.. Eastwood is not salts
fled with the exchange.
The evening world., 1894-01-08
IS LOUISA FERR|s's PAL? ?.
Some of the "Dude" Burglars
Booty Found in Her House.
Held for Examination Along with
Jeweller Arnowitz.

Pretty Louisa Paul, or Fornes, she
won't tell which, was arraigned before
Justice Voorhis. in Yorkville Police
Court, this morning on suspicion OF be-
Ing implicated with Philip Ferris. the
dude burglar" in the many robberies
which It is known he has committed re-
Gently.
Miss Paul is about twenty-five years
old, a blonde, with a natural pink and
white complexion and a very Fetch
ing fluffy bang. She seemed to be
little trouble over her arrest. De
Sixty-eighth street station, arrested her
about $50 o'clock last night at 800 West
S%ixty-ninth street, where she lives with
her widowed mother.
which Jeweler b. f. Sphinx, OF 1853 sixth
avenue. has identified as belonging, to
him, were found In the cellar, Of Miss
Paul's home. 1t consisted OF solid silver
ware and jewelry. n collection Of pocket
books and a roll OF silk. stolen from NJ.
s. Casey, AL Sixth avenue.
except tina she was the wife of one
John Paul. whom she married three
years ago. and that. she met Ferris last
Summer n has been on very good
terms with him ever since.
She is the same young woman who
called at the est Sixty-eighth street eta
ton the morning OF Ferris's arerst, wear
Ing a silver hairpin. which was recognize
ed as belonging to Jeweller Lambert.
She was allowed to go, but Capt. Smith
has had her watched closely in the hope
that some Of Ferris's pals would come
to see her. 49,
Justice Voorhis remanded Louisa until
later in the day, for examination, to-
gether with Jeweller Morris Arnowitz,
Of S9l Ninth avenue, who Is under arrest
for having bought about $1,000 worth of
Spink's and Lambert's property from
Ferris
The evening world., 1894-01-08
NELLIE HAD THE MONEY.
Hut She Dcnicd Hnying Picked
Patrick McMnl,on's Pocket.

Nellie O'Connor, n pretty dark-eycd
girl OF twenty-one years, living Mt 21
East Fifty-ffth street, was remanded in
iorkville Court this morning charged
with poc~ket-picking.
Policeman Jones. Of thet'ast Thirty
hfth street station, arrested her at 3
O'Clock this morning on the complaint OF
Patrick Mcmahon, who said he lived at
rs East Thirty-fourth street, but who
failed to appear in court. He accused
her OF having picked his pocket of Sol
while In conversation at the corner OF
T~hirty-ffth street and Third avenue.
The officer took the couple to the sta
tion-house. where. Matron Carley found
the money tucked In between the arm
pits of two coats.
Mcmahon wanted Sergeant Lindeman
70 return him the money at once, but
the Sergeant told Mcmahon he could
get his money back in court.
The evening world., 1894-01-08
A CONSERVATIVE CROOK.
Burglar John Brady Falls Into To.
lice Hands Apnin.

John Brady. t~wenty-nine years old.
OF 140 North Fifth street. was held In the
Lee Avenue Court. Williamsburg, to-day
on II charge of burglary. He was ap-
pretended In the saloon, 233 North Fifth
street, at an early our this morning, by
Policemen Kessell and Collins. and in his
pockets was found money which he had
taken from the TIL.
Brady, although he look az II he were
dying OF consumption. has been a source
OF great trouble to the police. He served
four years for shooting n man. and on
two different occasions was shot n left
for dead. The police say he Is a clever
thief, and are delighted at the prospect
of sending him away again.
The evening world., 1894-01-08

the wound at tile hip entirely healed. third
bottle made me feel we'll as ever and built up
NY system" CHAs. A. STALKER. West wal
worth, N. Y. Get HoOD'..
The evening world., 1894-01-08
GRIP BEGAT SUICIDE.
John s. Hyde's Attempt to XIII
Himself May Prove Successful.

HEMPSTEAD. l.. l., Jan. 8.-John S.
Hyde, the wealthy citizen OF this place,
who attempted to commit suicide by
shooting himself yesterday afternoon.
was still alive this morning, but very low
and the attending physicians do not
think that he will recover
Sunday afternoon Hyde went into the
basement of his house and shot himself
below the heart with a revolver. Mem
bers of his family heard the shot and,
upon going downstairs. found Hyde ly-
ing on the fioor in a pool of blood. He
wal carried upstairs to the ~sitting-room
and DR.. Lanhart summoned.
Hyde had been suffering from the grip
for some days and suffered from melan-
cholia, which,. no doubt, prompted his at
tempt to kill himself.
The evening world., 1894-01-08
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SPORTING GOSSIP. attractively pre-
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SPORTING DATES.-A Calendar printed
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bearing.
The evening world., 1894-01-08
LARRNSTANGLED Up.
He Is Wondering Whether His Name
Should Not be Butler.
THREE AGGRESSIVE SISTERS AND
THEIR MOTHER SAY IT SHOULD.
QUEER CASE OF MISTAKEN IDENTITY.

Thomas Larklns sat scratching his
head all day yesterday in doubt as to
his own identity. Early in the day, at
jefferson Market Court, he had heard
several women declare that he was
Patrick Butler, and that he had married
Mrs. Butler in England fourteen years
ago. Mrs. Butler was in court, too.
The evening world., 1894-01-08
DID REX ABDUCT ROSA
Her Father Accuses His Brother
in-Law of Larceny Only.

Justice Watson. In the Even Street
Court, Williamsburg. to-day held Charles
Rex, Of 1l5 Eighth street. this city, on a
charge Of larceny.
The complainant In the case is Rex's
brother-in-law, Julius Majanskey, a boss
tailor, Of ISL Flushing avenue. Rex was
arrested in New York and arraigned be-
fore Justice Koch before being sent to
Brooklyn.
1t is said that a charge Of abduction
will be made against Rex. Matanskey's
daughter Rosa went away with Rex on
New Years eve. She returned to her
home Saturday night. but refused to
state where she had been. or to give n
account Of herself whatsoever.
The evening world., 1894-01-08
How to Foil Him..

WTWW TVNHH NTTETHkhT
How In the world" asked n Harlem
lady OF a neighbor. " can l prevent my
boy from stealing sugar out OF the
sugar-bowl and swigsinS the milk out
OF the milk pitcher" 81
Il know how you can stop him. was
the reply,
How"
"By simpling putting the milk In the
suGar-bowl and the sugar in the milk
pitcher2
The evening world., 1894-01-08
STRIKE LED BY A BOY,
Young Slate Pickers Desert a ply-
mouth, Pa, Mine In "a BODY.

NY AssocIated Press)
WlLkESBARRE, Pa, Jan. S.-The
slate pickers employed in the GAYLORD
mine at Plymouth organized a strike
Saturday under the leadership of Willie
Thomas. aged thirteen. They demanded
better pay for shorter hours, When he
superintendent refused to accede 10 their
demand the boys. to the number of ia.
marched out of the breaker in a body,
leaving the mine idle. ''
The little strikers say they will not 90
granted, ~
The evening world., 1894-01-08
THIEVES HOUSES RAIDED.
Goods Stolen ron Vermont Sum-
mer Cottages Recovered.

Wy Associated fressD
VT, Jan. S.-A big
haul of stolen property has been made
by Chief OF Police Jerome Dumas at the
houses occupied by Peter Jerome. his
father, and Charles Lessor. near Shell
burne village.
Thu property was identified as some re-
centlyS tolen from the Summer cottages
In Charlotte owned by j. w. Johnson, OF
Plainfield, N. T., and II. NJ. Hull, of the
Charlotte Railroad station, and the
Queen City Park Hotel, 1t included
furniture and silverware. and filled two
double wagons Jerome and Lessor were
lodged in jail.
The evening world., 1894-01-08
PROBABLY A MURDER!
Body Found in the River and Foul
Play IL Suspected.

ALBANY, Jan. S.-The body of the man
found in the river yesterday afternoon,
shows indications that he was murdered
first and then thrown into the river. The
man was about forty-five years old. His
left leg and all his ribs were broken.
TIL body which was almost nude, had
evidently been about two weeks in the
river
The evening world., 1894-01-08
Raising the seneca.

The steamer Yucatsn, which arrived to-day,
brings advIces from Havana that the Merritt
Wrccking Company has started in to raise the
steamer Seneca. scutthed in the harbor. All her
sides had been boarded up and properly secured
with canvas, 50 az to allow no water to get in
preparatory TO pumping her out. The wTeckcrs
expected TO have her aaOat In a few days and
were to start In to pump her out this morning.
The evening world., 1894-01-08
ANDREW FOY DISAPPEARS:
Husband of the Sensational Cronin
Case Witness.
(By Associated Press.)

tBy Associated Press)
HICAGO. Jan. 8.-Andrew Foy, the
husband Of the Mrs. Foy who lately tes-
titled in the Coughlin case, has disap-
peared. He has not been seen in the
city since Thursday.
The report was circulated that he had
gone to New York to intercept his broth
er-in-law. who IL expected to come from
Scotland to testify against Coughlin and
c~crroborate Mrs. Foy's story.
Mrs. Foy declares that she does not
know whether or not her brother Is
coming to America.
The evening world., 1894-01-08
Had Five Fits I'm Succession.

George Gray, aged twenty years, living with his
parents at II Leo avenue, brooklyn, a stenos-
rApher' working for Lehman Bros. had an cpl
isptic ut near the city Hall Park this morning.
lie was carried TO the City Hall police station
Nnerc he had four more Ats before the arrival
OF IN ambulance In which he was removed 10 m,
Chambers Street Hospital. '
The evening world., 1894-01-08
ALDERMAN MURPHY DEAL.
Effects Of o Cold Contracted at President
Oeveland's Inauguration.

Alderman William H. Murphy, of the Twelfth
District, died at Lakewood, N. j.. yesterday
morning. He has been In bad health for sew,
eral months, and, indeed, never recovered
from a severe cold which he contracted at the
Inauguration of President Cleveland.
The evening world., 1894-01-08
"It's an III Wind"--

OFrom Puck.)
Larkin-Don't you think this crank cpl
demic is dreadful?
Borrowe-Quite the contrary, my boy.
Just as soon as, a dun shows up nova
full? It's a blessing In disguise.
The evening world., 1894-01-08
Father Corrignn Somewhat Better.

There was a slight change for the better In
the condition NJ Rev. Father Corrisan to-day,
The pastor ri the Church OF Our Lady Of Grace.
In Hobokcn, Is suffering from pneumonia, and
his ultimate recovery Is doubtful.
The evening world., 1894-01-08
Natal Influences.

from Puck)
Primus-The moment one meets Miss
Nixon one can see that she IL an only
child.
Secundus-Yesi and hat her parents
wanted a boy.
The evening world., 1894-01-08
DEATH OF CHARLES P. BLAKE,
The Fifth District Loses an Active Politioa,
Leader.

Ex- Assemblyman Charlc' =. Blake, of the
Fifth District. died last night at his home. No.
10 suffolk street. lie has been in falling health
for several months from Il complication Of kid.
ncy and stomach troubles. His death was re-
The evening world., 1894-01-08
He Didn't Mind.

"My daughter gets $40, 900 us a wedding pres
ent; but she has an impeachment In her speech"
said a wealthy fAther-in-law to a would he son-in-
law, who was poor,
II know but I do not regard that as an i'm.
pediment TO our marriage" replied the impecu.
nions one.
The evening world., 1894-01-08
HAD HIS TOES CUT OFF.

Lucky Escape OF n BrnkemHn on
an n. j. and N. Y. Freight Train.
HILLSDALE. N. j., Jan. S.-Charles
Blouvelt. Of Spring Valley, brakeman on
Q New Jersey and New York freight
train. had the toes OF his right foot cut
of this morning.
The step Of a freight car on which
slipped under the car. but he managed to
draw all but his toes from under the
train. He was taken to the Hackensack
Hospital.
About two weeks ago Blouvelt's son,
also a brakeman, fell from a box car
Of a moving train. but escaped serious
injury.
The evening world., 1894-01-08
For Sale.
DIED.

DIED.
FITZSIMONS-Jan. Z, at her residence, 244'
9Th ave-, Harlem, LIZZIE, beloved wife o
Michael Fitnsimons, and third daughter OF
Bartholomew Healy, parish Of Moylagh.
County Meath, Ireland, In the thirtieth year
OF her age.
Interment to take place on Tuesday, 10
o'clock, at the Cemetery of the Holy
Sepulchre, New York. r. I. p.
The evening world., 1894-01-08
SHIPPING NEWS.
ALMANAC FOR TO-DAY.
PORT OF NEW YORK.

ARRIVED.
Steamer Yucatan, Matanzas Jan. 3
Steamer Arandhu, Philadelphia Jan. I
Steamer Servia. Liverpool Dec. 30.
OUTGOING STEAMERS
SAILED TODAY.
Seminole, Charleston.
Tallahassee. Savannah.
Mount Lebanon. Cape Town,
TO SAIL TOMORROW.
Malls close. Vessels sail.
Ell Sud. New Orleans. 500 p. n.
Trave, Bremen. ......... 900 A.. NJ. 800 A. NJ.
MAracaibo, Curacao. ...1a.00 N. 200 P. NJ.
The evening world., 1894-01-08

DUE TO-DAY.

p. Csland, Rotterdam Dec. IS.
Didam. Rotterdam Dec. 20
Ludgate Hill. London Dec, %.
Victoria, Gibraltar Dec. -.
Servia, Liverpool Dec. 30.
Bowie. Liverpool Dec. 90.
Yucatan. Havana Jan. 2
DUE TOMORROW.
Noordland, Antwerp Dec. 30.
Fulda, Genoa Dec, so.
Adirondack. Kingston Jan. 3
The evening world., 1894-01-08

No citizen who wishes to keep abreast with
the times. will go to bed without
The evening world., 1894-01-08
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The evening world., 1894-01-08
Diseased Bone

After nm injury 20 my right leg eau sed me much
suffering. | was laid up a year and In a 40 .pi,al
at Rochester another year, where I underwent
seven surgical oyerptions. the last taklEg away
the limb at tho hip. My case Was pronounced
hopeless. Aprll, '0@, | commenced taking
Hoods Sarslparilla. After the second bottle
, 1894-06-15
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SAT- bis gum IS. SUM uno iteute 2tDriit
bis 0abin inter $500 8iirgic6aft.
, 1894-06-15

Die charlottesville" all Der 81. StraBe,
nuroe 9cute fri6 gegen 3 ubr burcb Elm
Teuer gum 8etra9e bon ettpa $4,000 9ez
l9aot8t. Der Gi9ent6iimer beS Gebdube5
tit Sranf @9anbler BON 10 Dearborn
Str. s. 8. GaOlor betreibt in oem Sc
bduOe Elm &eitaurant NIT 8dferei, unb Die
Observation-Disclosures Dermiet6ete CT an
aQerIet 8ereine 5ur 8eranitaGtung BON
8erlammlln9en unb 6eitli9fciten.
2oui9 @tttitod, ein8ocb, iblief in etnem
S0uer. 2ls ct ertpacbte, fa1o er, 6aB ibn1
Der 9tid5ug a69ei6nttten lei. 8on benz
6enlter aus rief er NUN nm 0iilfe, Die ibm
a1cb 6urch baS Qlnlebnen einen langen 2ei=
ter 81 She'll tpurbe.
9a8 6euer brab in Ser 8Gderet aus, mo
elm &opf 6ett itberfocbtc un6 in 8ron6 9e3
riet9. Die 6lammen t6eilten ltcb icbneu
Ser ltm8ebun8 init, un6 n%amentIicb puroe
bas &euergeid6ob l6lper ~gcicbdbj8t. Sn
ber ei8cntliben Sale pur0e namentli6 Die
Decoration bur9 9taub unO @oier 8ez
icbGpigt.
, 1894-06-15
Oeoen Ole Ourdle9un9 Ser Safale
Qpenue.

9ie @runbeigent6imer Ser QalaQe Q(be.
ste gegcn Die 0urd6fit6rltng Ser 9alaue
Q(De. our9 ben 2incoln 9arf limb, bereiten
itb Dor, ben 8lan in tpeitem MfaBitobe 5u
befGmpfeu. sic per0en Deriuc4eu, ale
8etpoDner Ser 9tor0ieite, nit ~QuSuaDme
a6er oerer, bic ben B1au Der 8erLGngerung
Der Qaialle 2lpe. au5gebeGt Dabcn, aufsu>
for6eru, iib ibrem Broteit, ben Tie Der
2incolne9 ortbeD0rbe Dorlegen tperben, an
8uibIieBen.
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1atnmlung am 2incoln>O enfmal I'M 2tn>
colnzBarf ernarnte Gomite bat geltern be-
retts 8ciblitIie enttu0rien, Sic ben 8arfz
@pmmiiiGrcn, nit 5a6lreicbsn Inter
ibriftel Deriehen, ltnterbreitet neroen louen.
0ieIe 8eibtiiie macben bic Yarf>Gom>
mtiiGre 6araltf aufmertiam, oaB Die YarfS
SIT @un1ten Ser 9roBen Wtaiie Der 8eD0lfes
runQ au9elegt leten, DaB Die 9cplante 0urcA>
legung 0cr Gaiale Q(De. ben an uno fiir it6
ic6on burb 3ablrct9e SobrltraBen burcb7
icbnittenen Bart nodb uneDr einen9en pitroe,
DaB 3ugGn9e fir Su6riperfe berelts in mebr
ais geniigen0er NnSabl %porban6e1 i%eielt, bQB
Bic Su SUB pber per StrdBe1babn nab benz
Y1tt fortnteltoelt Seute DIE uDertDte9eloe
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allen bicien @ritnOen bon bet 0ur6le9ung
Ser 2aialte NOe. bur9 0cn Part ab9eieben
perOen lOIte.
9ie Betttion lit bon 6en 6erren 6. 8.
Grcen unb e. 8. McGa88 ausgearbeitet
tpor6en.
Qtm Montag UNI 10 116r 8or,nittags pir6
boS Gomitc pieoer i'm 8enbome 6oteL 3uz
Iammentommen, nm tpeitere PlGne ST. be-
ratben.
Nte eS i9eint, it 6aS gr0Bere 8ubtitum
entl3icOcn gcgcn Den BIan Der Our9Legung
Der GaloQe NDe.