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The evening world., 1894-02-09
DRANK BEER, WOULDN'T PAY.
FnckowitE Then Threw Glnsscs md
Got dubbed In Return.

Isaac ~Fackowitz. twcnty-one years old,
OF IL Pitt street, drank three glasses OF
beer in the saloon at 2?i Delaney street
at $3.50 O'Clock this morning, and because
the proprietor, Jacob BirNbaum. wanted
him to pny he threw an empty glass
at a mirror
The glass missed It's mark. Birnbaam
got out II club In another momcn the
air was filled with lying heer glasses.
The club vas the more effective weapon,
and faCkOwltl vas soon laid low and
thrown out into the street.
Later. nj the Delaney street station,
an ambulance surgeon sewcd up a cut in
FHCkowltG's head and he went home.
He refused 20 make n complaint against
the snlnnn-knnner.
The evening world., 1894-02-09
NELLIE CANT KICK NOW.
Put Under bonds for Good b.
hnviOr for Three Months.


The blonde. curly-haired young wo-
man who made things lively at the
French ball on Monday night by her
high-kicking exploits. was a prisoner in
Jefferson Market Police Court this morn
ing.
She was arrested on Broadway early
this morning. by Policeman Dugan. Of
the Tenderloin Precinct, for SELLING a
mans hat and running away with 1t.
She gave her name AS Nellie Todd. of
IA West Twenty-eighth street. The
charge against her was dlsorderly con-
duct. The man., when he recovered his
hat had vanished.
Nellie told Justice Mcmahon that she
was a seamstress, and that she took the
mans hat because he had stolen her
purse containing 81. The magistrate
was about to discharge her when De-
tective Jeroleman. who was in court,
said he recognized her as an old offender
and that she had formerly kept a disor-
derby house.
She was therefore held in $500 bail for
three months for good behavior.
The evening world., 1894-02-09
WANTED TO BE AN ACTRESS
The Renson Pretty Georgie Rob
h'ns RIM Away from Home.

George Robbins, a pretty h%fteen-year-
old girl, living at 40 William street,
Brooklyn, was In the Harlem Police
Court to-day, charged with having run
away from home. She was ambitious
TO become hn actress, hut contented
herself with acting rs a waitress in n
Park Row restaurant. whore she was
arrested.
She disappeared from home a week
ago, md with anothers girl OF her
own age, occupied n room at 16 East
one Hundred and T~wenty-sixth street.
At her fathers request. Justice Simms
dis charged her.
The evening world., 1894-02-09
MRS. LANCE SENTENCED.
-Four Months for Trying to swindI
IN insurance Company.

Mrs. Minnie Lange, convicted OF con-
spiracy to defraud the Mutual Fund Life
Association out OF 5000, was sentenced
to four months in the ~penitentiary to-
day by Recorder Smyth, In Part II. Of
the General Sessions.
Mrs. LANCE tried to collect the money
on a policy taken out by her husband,
William. who, she claimed, had died
In Europe from the effects Of a fall. 1t
was discovered that LANCE was alive
living In Brooklyn, and he was arrested,
tried and sentenced to three years
conspiring to swindie the Hancock Com
pany out OF $1,000. Mrs. Lange's arrest
and trial followed.
The evening world., 1894-02-09
BIG CHICKEN STEAL.
Hundreds of the Fowls Taken from
Enst New York BnrnS.

A rang OF thieves visited several
barns in East New York early this
morning, and stole several hundred
chickens. The thieves confined their
operations to the vicinity of Osborn
street and Suffer avenue. A party of
negroes AVE been lettering in the
neigborhood during the last few days,
ard they are suspected of capturing the
fowls.
Simon Rubinowitz, OF Osborn street
and Suffer avenue. was robbed of two
crates containing n hundred chickens
valued at $50. The thieves entered the
toops of Solomon Finkelstein. who lives
next door,. and got away with a crate
OF fifty chickens. Fifteen geese, valued
at 81 each, were stolen from Louis Ro.
hinski. of Belmont avenue n Osborn
street. Several other places in the
vicinity were entered.
The evening world., 1894-02-09
THREE CASES OF SMALLPOX
The Patients Taken TO North
Brother Island.

Howard Timmins. TWENTY-FIVE years
DID,. of 1898 Bath Gate avenue was re-
moved to North Brother Island suffer
ing from smallpox. Dr. Richard NJ.
Andrews, OF III hath Gate avenue. re-
ported the case to the police OF the
Thirty-fourth Precinct last night, and
the Health Department was notified.
Other cases reported to the Health
Department are Antonio GOOde. twenty
one years old no home, and John
Brown. ~thirty-fve years old, Of AS
Washington street. Both were sent to
North Brother Island.
Code and Bro wn were found to he suf-
fering T. I'M the disease when they
walked irto Chambers Street Hospital
last night.
The evening world., 1894-02-09
COLORED %PlCKPoCKETS.
4 Pair of Them Arrested White
Working on broadway.

A Broadway policeman saw two col
orod youths jostllng a crowd at Eigh-
tccnth street and Broadway yesterday
afternoon. The crowd was gazing in n
Japanese importers window. The DO
liccman saw the colored boys put their
hands in various pockets without result
and he arrested them.
At the station OF the Broadway squad
they gave their names as william Roy
stan, Of lis West Twenty-seventh street,
and Herbert Prichard, of 2l7 West
m~arkably well dressed for colored boys.
and the policeman said he could get
no complainant against them.
They were taken to Jefferson Market
Police Court to-day and remanded for
amination
The evening world., 1894-02-09
Robbed His Employer

A tri-ht.cy"i roloreI lad, John JurtE. seventeen
ycsfs Old wac Is wanted for theft by tho police
u Frc,.rrirk. Nd was a]TrsiRnri before JGS'ice
raln'Cr In me Tombs roiicc Court 'his morning
snI reuaadcl N order that rcggisiticn papers
may he taken out Tor his return to fFrIybr,
Junk In thern Monday after rothlnS his en-.
1loytr. John II. Williams a bank Cashier. ~ 20
No rhct street. NJ il;j IuriN hal been Nr. Will-
iamss valet for six years.
The evening world., 1894-02-09
SHE LIVES LIKE A VAGRANT
Ashamed to Go Home, Ella Client
Sleeps In Barns and Woods.

FEYPORT, n. j., Feb. 9.-Humillated
and d!sgraced by having served a short
sentence In the Monmouth County Jail,
at Freehold, for stealing clothing from
her employer. Ella Client, of this place,
refuses to return to her parents. and in
stead spends her time in the woods and
barns outside the town. Police Justice
David Warner has ordered the police
men to arrest the girl on sight. She
likes the nomadic life of a gypsy, n is
known young men In Keyport. The
hardships of this sort OF a lie are said
to be Transforming the girl into a regu-
lar tramp.
The evening world., 1894-02-09
GOODS STOLEN FROM A TRUCK.
Police Think They Were Taken b,
an Organized Gang.

John Haggard, a truckman. of 81 Mar
ket street, left. his horse and truck stand
Ing in front OF Hess & Morgenthal's
neckwear house at 522 Broadway last
Monday to go into the shippers office
to get n receipt. on the truck was a
case of silk neckwear worth so. which
HagRard was To take to the Old Do
shipment to Atlanta. While he was In
the office some one drove off with the
truck and goods. The horse and truck
were ound late in the afternoon at the
corner OF Jefferson and Rutgers street.
The case was gone and the police have
not been able to find any trace OF the
goods or the thief. They believe the
robbery was committed by an organized
gang
The evening world., 1894-02-09
PASSED A BOGUS CHECK.
Charles J. Lyons Arrested Mt the
Instance of ". u. Leddy.

Charles j. Lyons, OF 40 Washington
street. Brooklyn. was held at Jefferson
Market Police Court to-day for examina-
ton, CHARGED with passing a bogus
che-k. He went into William B. L.eddy's
hardware store at i29 Tenth avenue last
Tuesday and bought three Kegs Of nails
dyment add collected the difference In
money. The check proved to be worth.
less,
street last night and told Detective
Kenny. Who arrested the check-passer
The evening world., 1894-02-09
HERE'S ANOTHER CRANK.
I'll. Hobby Is Ordering Supplies
for RIA Street Jail.

The Brooklyn police are looking for .
crank who is causing Warden Noonan.
OF the Raymond Street Jail. consider
able trouble by visiting merchants In
New York and Brooklyn and ordering
large consignments OF supplies for the
jail.
Yesterday a wagon backed up to the
prison door with 400 iron .cuspldors
from the Central Stamping Company, in
New York. on Wednesday the same
man visited the Cody-Powell Coffee COM
pany. at III Broadway. and ordered a ton
Of coffee. which was rejected by Warden
NODnan.
The evening world., 1894-02-09
STOLE A HORSE AND WAGON
Had the NnRon RcpnInt-d, hut II
vas Recognized.

Detective Weller. OF the East Sixty
az zenith street police station. arraigned
In the Torkville Police Court this morn
ing Nicholas Grathe. OF East seventy
tifth street, near First avenue. and
charged him with stealing a horse ard
wagon from niederiCh Tiekgen, "A grocer.
Of ZS2i First avenue.
ON Ian. 26, II Ia alleged, Giraffe stole
Tickgcn's wagon and took II to Fort
Hamilton ami had II rcpaintei, Some
one In that ncighborhOod notified the
police and Graiie was arrested. lie was
acid for trial.
The evening world., 1894-02-09
CROWD BENT ON LYNCHING.
Girls Assnilant Narrowly Escapes
mt Port blanchard, Pn.

II NfbUVTd0tN TTHhs1
WILKESBARRE, Pa, Feb. s.--There
came near being a lynchiny at Port
Blanchard last night. Cyrus Flanagan
was seen to enter the depot, accom-
panied by Susan Leslie, aged thirteen,
and 1t was discovered after wards that she
mad been assaulted. Flanagan was
arrested and a large crowd collected out
side the depot, bent on lynching him. The
~constables took their prisoner into the
hole unseen. He was taken through
the fields to the next station and put
aboard a train for Pittston, where he was
die.
The evening world., 1894-02-09
GAVE HIS BLOOD IN VAIN.
Transfusion Not Successful In the
Case of DR.. Kemp's Patient.

The effort made by House Surgeon
Franklin NJ. Kemp. Of the Long Island
College Hospital, in Brooklyn, to save
the life of Kate Pomphrey by giving up
several ounces Of his blood, has failed.
Miss Pomphrey died In the hospital at
7 o'clock this morning.
Kate and another girl named Grace
Vrooman were employed by Mrs. Field,
of 17S Warren street. On Tuesday night
they went to bed on the top floor. leav-
ing the gas turned on.
The girls failed to come downstairs
Wednesday morning. n 1t was found
that they were nearly dead from inhal-
ing gas.
At the hospital to-day 1t was said the
Nrooman girl would recover. DR.. Kemp
was doing nicely and woul be able to
resume his duties In a few days.
The evening world., 1894-02-09
RAID ON A POOl-ROOM.
Three Men Arrested aud nm OutB
Captured.

William Johnson. Michael Brennan and
August CltEock were arraigned in the
Tumhs Court to-day charged with keep
ing a roorroom AT 30 lispenard street.
ON complaint of Charles Flynn Of Sl5
West Twentieth street. Police Captain
Doher;y rdijed he place yesterday. Be
sides the three men, II complete pool.
room oUtit was captured,
tlenook, WIN keeps a saloon on the
first i"ur Il the budding, was arrested
tors.
The evening world., 1894-02-09
SUPPLE MAY RECOVER.
No Explanation of the M~ysteriOu'
shooting In Jersey city.

Richard Supple. the abattoir butcher
VINO was shot last night in Jersey City
by John Vaughn, another abattoir
butcher, Is stil alive. 1t was supposed
last night that his wounds would prove
mortal, but this morning the physician
in charge said hat Supple had a chance
to recover
Vaughn WAS arraigned before Police
Justice O'ponnell this morning held
without bail 70. "A further ton.
No explanation of the shooting has yet
bccn made,
The evening world., 1894-02-09
EMIL MARTIN BA!LED.
lie IL 'harR"d with the Murder
of u EcIIoN-WorLmnn.

Emil Martin, Of III Ashford street,
Brooklyn. aged 20. and charged with hay
Ing killed Eugene Martin, tSIrty-ive
Gears old, OF 35l Fast Ninth street, dur
ing a quarrel two weeks ago, was
brought to the District-Attorney's office
to-day II Gdmitted TO bail IN the sun
OF 5000.
Martin and his victim were fellow
workmen In HalliddN's coTnice factory,
2lS East Ninth street. Edward l.. Pal
laster, OF i2i East Fifteenth street, Is
Martins bondsman.
The evening world., 1894-02-09
RECORD OF FRAUD STOLEN.
Another Incident I'm MichiRan's
state Salaries scandal.
Try Associated rrcs.

LANSING, Mich, Feb, 0. Some per
son desperately interested in the result,
OF the state salaries scandal, broke into
the room OF CcLnty Clerk May, Of
Detroit. IN the Downey House, last night
AMI tore out all thu pages Of the County
Clerks booLS wherein were recorded
the fraudulent result Of the vote on
the salaiIcs amendment In Detroit.
The ta~lly-shceis, however, we're left,
showing that The thieves beat a hasty
retreat. The action Is "A climax to the
series Of sensations which nave agi,atei
the State.
The evening world., 1894-02-09
Missing" Mr.. Curran Is in jail

A postal card was received a, St. BlrHsbas ;
Home to-day for aged Mrs Ellen CuUsn. sa,
came here IN Ian. IS With her son, Henry, ann
they got parted at West and Canal street, Sincs
tntn Ho,Ling was heard OF Curran uni!l ta-GA,
Mrs. CaTran was destitute. and was taken a.
chafg. by the Charities commissioners. The pos
tai csrd announces that Curran 10 in the Hudson
County jail and will be released on March .
The evening world., 1894-02-09
Murdered wnn sron, 81. Louis.


P"HIlhpELrUit. Feb. a-Cororcr Joseph +
Quinhy. ot delaware County. has ZONE to the
conclusion that the man whose body MAS found
YESTERDAY just outside the city limits. with two
bullet hplef m his breast and his head bruised
ana who has he"H partially Identified as charles
\. Dame, NJ 81 Louis, vas funlly dealt with
Tn, cas-" i, uos In III, hands N the Delaware
County detectives,
The evening world., 1894-02-09
Troy Girls May strike.

TGOY, =. y, 20. 5.-rNo hundred iAundry
girls u The collar department met last night
and perfected an organization. II was decided
TO rcnew the night against the patent stArchinl
mayr.1s and a big strike is imminent. Laundry
glrls from other departments also met and or
gained. Troubls is expected.
The evening world., 1894-02-09
4 lOuthfUI Robber.

Abraham Watkins thirteen years I'D, NJ 81
Chrvsrte street. MAS held FOR trial al Essex Mar
kct Police Court to-day As Mrs Annie Davis.
" 81. EsseS street. VAS passing along Canal
street yesterday. Watkins snstchri her purse
containing $3.50. from hcr hand lie was ,al
turci With the purse 10 his possession.
The evening world., 1894-02-09
Husband Dead. wife Destitute.

The two children NJ Mrs Theresa Walter. Of
$50 East Eleventh street. were committees to the
Juvenile Asyium by Justice Koch, In the ESSEX
Market Police Court. to-day. Th.y we're Charles.
aged sevsn years and Jacob, aged nine years.
three weeks ago Mrs. Waters husband, who wa
a painter. tel from q sesnold and vas killed.
The Nomsue SAID that sAs WA In destitute cir
eumstanesA
The evening world., 1894-02-09
STOLEN GEMS RECOVERED.
Police Trncc Salesman Bnrnun's
Diamonds to Worcester.

ny Associated PressD
SPRINGFIELD, Mass. Feb. s.-The
greater part II not all of the diamond
rings stolen from II. c.. Barnum. New
York travelling salesman. at the depot,
have been recovered. Marshal Rice and
Inspector GUILTY traced the case In which
the rings were packed to the American
Express Office at Worcester, wher II had
been sent from this city to T. G. Davis.
The thief. who Is known as G. II.
Boyd. F.. w. Stewart and several other
aliases, has not yet been captured.
The evening world., 1894-02-09
STOLEN GOODS IN HER TRUNK
Mrs. Reading Has Her Servant, An
MIC Owen, Arrcstcd for Theft.

Annie Owen, a comely Sirl. twenty
one years old, was held for trial in Har-
lem Police Court this morning on COM
plant OF Mrs. Mary f. Reading. of Elev-
enth avenue, between One Hundred and
Fifty-tirst and One Hundred and Fifty
second streets. who charged her with
stealing $50 worth of wearing apparel
which. was found in her trunk.
annie had been In Mrs. Readings en-
ploy nVe months, during which time
various little things had been missed.
The girl emphatically denied that she
had stolen anything. but could not ex-
In her trunk.
The evening world., 1894-02-09
YUET LEES SUIT POSTPONED
Divorce Case Delayed Until After
the Chinese New Years season.

The suit OF Yuct Lee, the Mott street
Chinese gambler, for divorce from his
wife. Louisa Shredder Lee. was post
poned by Judge Freedman. In Superior
Court. to-day, at the complainants re-
season.
Lee charges his wife with improper
conduct with Chu Foon, who runs a
laundry at 1856 Oakland avenue. She de-
MES her husbands charges, and accuses
him of cruelty.
The evening world., 1894-02-09
strikers Try 10 Wreck a Train.
nrly Associated r-,~s

POWEtlruN, W Va. ~ s-Three unsus.
rcssfu! a.'cri's we've made by the striker, &c
WICK be- ,,aln on ,hr FuHcilt51 AMI Pocahon'ls
Braura Ea',way "Wednesday nisht ny plaring oh.
strgn'luns on ~, track. Ihe t.I,nntn discovered
the ouFtruUt ont IN time.
The evening world., 1894-02-09
son Killed aud Father wounded

NV Ass0"IafNi FTfssI
ST. noun, Minn,, Heb. Joseph Stanley. a
pruspcrou. farmer. II MLyhcN Lake. p.r,on caua
~. vas shot and instantly Killed and he son sr-
rl0uslv sounded Yesterday h. AuCIt lahns Young
~Ecllhhc~. The shooting vs. the outcome OF =
lusilri over the use Of a r. ri.
The evening world., 1894-02-09
Anti-N hiskey Trust Verdict.

KANsAS CITY, Feb "A jury in the Circuit
Court rendered the verdict that the Whisky Trust
cannot enforce the condition In its rebate vouchers
that requires customers 10 purchase all OF theiF
goods from It. II failed to mad. however, that
The Company comes under the provisions OF the
Anti Law, The Trust had sued Glassner and
nAEnLn-
The evening world., 1894-02-09
Par.on BECOME. "a Policeman.
Cny Associated Pr.sa)

RARBouRsNILLE, Ky. Feb, e,-Ths City coun-
I'll yesterday appointed Asv, J. r. Hicks. pastor
~ thu Second baptist Church. OF this city. a.
policeman. To succeed Jam . bowman. Who 10 n.
dletea With Police Judge Jones tor the mHrdeF 4of
young William Reeder, rhis 10 the first eass
on record IN Kentucky where these dutisa hAss
been eomhaed
The evening world., 1894-02-09
Bandit Chri. Evans In II Fight.

uBy Associated prss'l
FRESNO. cal. Feb s-NsNs VS. received hero
last p,Sht Of a night bstaCsn sheriff Scott and
posss anI chris Evans and Morrc.I, the escaped
bAndltA Nv particulars we're giysa.
The evening world., 1894-02-09
Charged WITH stealing $50.

Mltn's Kennedy, tWsnt, ore y.srs Old. Of I'll
\dan' street. nrooSIyn WaS arreStsi at 3 q clr,L
this morning charged WITH s%tetl,ug SO fror, Geo
~ laughiIn, Of 70, Ninth street. NcLAuEhl!u al.
lsEss ihst he Was robbed while Visiting the woman
In her room.
The evening world., 1894-02-09

Jul,iee Koch. at Essex Market, to-day held IrmG
Cohen, OF lO5 East Fourth street Mary Green. Of
100 East Fourth street. and Margaret sehmltt. Of
40 East Fourteenth street, for trial for keeping
alleged disordsriy TssortA The inmates were
discharged
The evening world., 1894-02-09
Kent Alleged Disordcriy Resorts.

Miss Cora Arnold. of Belluviils. W Va. drowned
herself IN the ohio River yesterday.
The evening world., 1894-02-09
CRANK AT DEPEW'S.
Posted a Notice on the Door Say
ing Hes a Marked Man.
Written in Latin and Speaks Of the
Example Set by Valiant.
Denial that the Nanderbilts' Houses
Were Also Visited.

While Chauncey NJ. Depew was in
Peekskill last Tuesday night, delivering
n lecture on Familiar Scenes at the
Vatican some crank Anarchist or
other evil-minded person sneaked up
the front steps of MIR. Depew's resi-
dence at 20 West Fifty-fourth street,
and pasted on the front door jamb, .
placard, with the following Latin In
scriptlon.
The evening world., 1894-02-09

/: NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. THE GLORIOUS
/; EXAMPLE OF VALIANT. TO THE
RICH MAN. THIS is A MARKED Man.
: WARN ALL.
ny THE WILL OF THE COMMON PEOPLE.
The evening world., 1894-02-09

: "Fratres-Remin!sce exemplum /:
: valiant glorlosu n. Mors. dlyeti.
HE est homo adJldicatus. Omni-
bus none.
+: "lMPERIo CoMMUNIs PoPULI."
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a free translation into English of this
notice Is as follows
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-10-27
achison Affairs.

ST. Lodis. Oct. 26.-J. C. Wilson, one
OF the receivers of the Santa Fe road,
who is in the city, talked at some
length on the reorganization of that
property, saying:
Both the protective committee and
the present management, between
which there is a sharp competition for
mastery in the reorganization, are
well represented in Topeka, and the
result of Tuesdays meeting viii large
~ depend upon the action of the court
on Monday. If the injunction is made
permanent. the protective committee
viii be enabled to elect two directors
on the new board. The receivers are
taking no part in the efforts to re
organize. they being expressly for
hidden to do so by Judge CALDWELL
When asked who was the prospective
incumbent of the assistant traffic
managership, the place made vacant
by Mr. Biddle's recent promotion. Mr..
Wilson SAID it was altogether likely
the position would be allowed to re-
main vacant for some time.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-10-27
4 Tribute to Seward.

Syracuse, Oct. 26-Auburn was
reached shortly after noon. The COVER
nor spoke in Seward park and after re-
ferring to his visit to the tomb of Lin
coin a couple of weeks ago, he said:
Il stand today under the shadow of
the statue of another great Republican.
the associate of Lincoln-William II
Seward. Lincoln and Seward are gone
but The principles they so ably defend-
ed Still dominate the hearts of the
people and illumine the pathways of the
Republican party. Seward stood on
the picket lines he foresaw and fore
told the irrepressible conflict and it
came and was settled. as he said it
should be settled Seward and Lin
coin were our examples while living;
they are our inspiration now. Divine
~ gifted men. who. mounting up from
higher TO higher. became the pillar of
the peoples hope, the center of the
worlds desire''
There was q pause at Syracuse lust
long enough 10 change locomotives. the
famous No. $685." of the New York
Central. being attached to the train
there. The run to Utica was at the
rate of 90 miles per hour. At Utica
the ovation given the governor was ex-
traordinary. The opera house was
packed with men and it was only af-
ter painful process of physical exer-
ton that Mckinley could squeeze him
self on the stage.
No. $685. whirled the special back to
Syracuse at break-neck speed.
After eSpounding protection to a
large audience at Aihambra hall. Nc
kinney went to the city hall and
talked TO as many as could crowd into
the place