davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1894-04-10
@re6ntenntett aber sin.

Sn0ianapolis Sentinel" (bem.)-6eute
Wtorgen itebt 9qptO 8. Sill obne W1asfe
Dor ben Sibrern Der bcmotratiic6en 8artet,
elm 6eu9ler, Elm 8rdtenoent aber nicbt
mebr lGnger Elm Democrat. Seine @e1in>
nungen itnb NIGHTS peiter, ais Die altbez
fannie republifanii6e 9oftrtne. Sill
9emofraten" BON Sn6iana! g8aS 6enft
tbr ieBt bon Benz ClenOen 8errdt6er, 0e1ien
Sbmei6eltporte eu6 Dor 5tpet Sabren be-
tbOrten 2! S6Gmt tbr eu3 nun nicbt,
baB ibr ben mabren Gbarafter beS Wannes
nibt i6on GGn9it burbldaut Dabt. S6r
loutet eltcb tDabrb1ftig i6Gnten
ST. lit Elm 9emofrat Set Stem Oort
benz 2anOe Naron Burr ge9eben, bat eS i6nl
feinen 10 abiOlut prin3ipienloien, beucblez
rtl6en, tuettertren6ii1en unb 9etptIien7
loien Ofenicbcn oufgeOrdngt, ais oteien
NftersS taatSmann Sill!
Setn gtame mus bon Der 2ifte BET 6emoz
trattl6en Yartet geltric6en weroen!
8aniaS GttD Star" Qtnabb. 6em.) =
vOieier Mtann, ber es ipagte, Ben BrdIiz
benten, neil bieier ben Wfutb bat, BEN
@runoiGBen, Die i'm in baS yg8eiBe 6ous"
gcftbrt Daben, treu su bleiben, gu ibmGben
lit Der Offenfunbige 8ertreter oes @tnflul>
les, Der bte domination 6eS S6ufteS
MaDnar0 3uipege bracbte, Ser Die 1bGnbs
ltdben Wablbetriigereien in @raDesen6
m0glt6 ma6te, Der in SroD 3u W9orb
unb &nDti6Iag am Sttmmfaiten fibrte,
uno oer Die getpattige @ntrit 8 o9e
berurlacbte, Die bel BEN Wablen I'M berz
9an9enen !6erbit unb in bielem Srii6iobr
bic OenlOfratiicbe gartet fat LIBERAL mte6er
aus ibrer i'm Sabre 1892 geWonnenen
Wa6tfteQung bintpegi6wemmte. Gleoez
LAMB beOdrf natitrli6 feines 8ert6eibiaers
ge9en bieie Nn9riffe etnes Sill u1o 6cien
lGberltben Sd6ilDfnappen WfurpDD, o6er
9egen ir8enb einen Der Sdbaar Der v8latz
tOrmipufer" unb Bartei3erft0rcr.
8oiton y@lo6e" (6em.) - Sir einen
SolOaten, Der in Dem Ntugenblid, tpO ser
8efebl gum Sturm auf Die fetnOlicbe Sc
flung ertbeiIt mirb, ietne @affe pe9wirft,
neil ct ben SberbefeblSbaber DaBt, giebt es
nlr einen Natnen - Sbuft!
@leoelan6 v2eaber" (rep,)- 9abto Sem
nett 6tu lit eth 0emofrat. 9ara1 fam
tetn 3petfel obWalten, 6cnn er bat es ia
lelbit un8dbligeOtaGe 0ffentltcb crfldrt. Die
9octrtne aber, tpel5e er geitern i'm Senat
entlptdelte, tpar teine 6emofratilcbe Soc
trtne. is mar Sic Doctrine 9ana'S, uno
per Sentor7S Senator bon Stem Oorf mac6te
l@D etntocb 5um WtunoitiiG Der Stem gorter
, 1894-04-10
Ser iiebsebniabrioe SO;epb f;feIs

= Ser iie~b3ebnidbri9e Sofepb Nifels
er6ie(t beute Mtorgen BON 3icbter 6erIfen
cine Strafc bon $50 5ubictirt, neil er iid
an ieiner Mtutter per8rihen battle.
= 8eter 8. 6osan, Gin 2lngeftclter Der
86oleiaLc @rocer 6irma, Sobn Serton
bon g. State StraBe, mar Dor etipa Il
Ga8en alf 8cr%anlaiiun8 ietneS 8rtncipals
auf Die 2(nflage Der lInteri6Lagung BON
tbm (6ogaD coQectirter @el0er Derbaftet,
uno BON 9tidbter Softer bis beute untcr
$500 8iirgicbaft 8eitcut iporoen. 9a in
Der !3%piicbenSeit 6o9an NIT ieinem 2trbeit
gcbcr ygeicttelt" battle, eridien Oieier bcutes
nid9t ais 3eu9e Dor @ericbt, unO erfolgte
baber 6ogan'S Sreiipre3ung.
, 1894-04-10

barauf ST. madben, baB ser tpiebererpabte
NapOleOns&ultus au9 ieinen 2tbiibten
un6 6Offnunget fOrOerIi9 lctn tperOe.
Wtit benz 8onapartiSmuS lit eS fit INNER
5u Gnbe.9 as fran50iticbeGolf Bat at ben@rz
~fabrungen, bic es nit ~9tapoIeon III. benz
abentcurerii9en utb ldcberltc6en Nacbdner
beS groBen G6iaren gcntaDt, Elm fiir auez
mai 9enuQ. Die &aiierfrone pirb niez
mats tpieOer baS 0aupt zines NapOIeoni5
ben iAmiiden.
, 1894-04-10
Qus oem GountYratb.
mehrere GountYp6ter Ger 8uoelei bei6uIs
oi9t. - peridteoene County,
Qneeleoenbeiten.

SommtI1Gr @DaS. 8urnneiiter Derurio3te
in Der 9eltri9en Sibung oes GpuntDratb5
cine nibt ~gertnge Senlation, ais ct am
filnOtgte, baB ibm mit9etbeilt norben let,
Die Strna SHERMAN & Slanin babe $500
fir ie0e Sttmme g%eboten, tpelbe tbnen ben
GDntratt fitr Die characterization am
neuen Griminalqertbtsgebaube 5upenbet.
Ser @ommtiGr beantragte baraHf bin, baB
Die betreffen0e QlbIttmmung in QBieoerz
erpdgung 9e5Dgen lperbe. Oils ietnen Sc
m%GbrSmann be5etcbnete 6err 8urmetiter
ben 6ilfscomptroIer Dan. 6ealD, melcber
letne ~Qlnga6en beitGtt9te ltno ietnen Glert
WtcGartbD un6 oeIlen @ebilfen ais ;3et9en
beibra6te, pelcbe btreft BON benz Qgenten
DtidOls bon ber Sirnta Sherman & 6lopin
9eDOrt Daben polen, odB Die 9lngaben beS
0rn. 8urmetiter auf Wabrbett beruben.
Die Wtittbetlung 0eS @Dmmi1IGrs Bur
meiiter mar belon6ers fir bte Witglie6er
bes 8aucomtteS, Die GommtiiGre Setter
from, Cunning, Qlaen, Beacod un6
Wc9tibolS comprtmitttrenb, t0el6e Die
lofortige 8ergebung beS GontratteS fir Sic
Wtarmorarbeiten an Die Sirma Sherman
& Tlapin fir $4,000 burcbgeieBt batten.
Der ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 8urz
ttettter'S tpur0e etnlttmmtg Gngenommen,
unb es purbe beibloIien beute ~9tadbmittag
I'M 2 ltbr cine. Spe3taliibung CUR @rle6t7
gltng bieier 9lngelegenbett ab5ubalten. Sn
Oieier SiBung iou aucb unteriudt iper6en,
Oh man es bier pirflib init elmer 8ubelet
5l tDuu bat.
9tacb Dem 8riefe 6eS 6oipitalperwalters
Wtonroe bcfonOen licb ~9lnfan9s WtGr3 815
Baticntcn im 6OipitaI, 5u 2(nfan9 0es
Qpril 821 8~atienten.
Sin @eiuc6 bcS Gountpar3teS Tortner,
baB ibm SIT benz ibm pom GountD 9~elieferz
ten BferOe Nlcb Elm Wagen sur 8erfiigung
9eitelt perOe, tpur6e an ba5 Gomite fir
ben Offentlicbcn 0tenit Oeripieien, ebenlo
Elm @eiu6 bes OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, baB
bic Wfarmorarbeiten an @rtminal9ertdbtS>
9ebGube elmer 6irma 5u9etuenoet nerben,
Die mebr l~lniOnleute ~beicbGfti9e, unO eini9e
anbere, ment9er ptdttge Qlngelcgenz
Detter.
QbenbbIQtt Ser Su. StoatS3to. l Gent
, 1894-04-10
metterberiht.

9ptifer &letne, 76 @aibington Str,
bertcbtet fir @bicago bte iolgenben 8oro5
meter unO &bermometeritGnoe:
Inn 8 llbr Wtorg, 81 @r., nm 9 lt6r 80
@r., um 10 u6r 80 ST., um II llDr 80
ST., Inn II 11br 80 @r. 8arometer1tanb
i'm 8 llbr Mor9. 29.00, II l1br 29.OO.
, 1894-04-10

Sum. 9apib 8ennett Sin mag i'm Ger
SEN Elm S9ub8Duner iein, aber es mar fein
8rinstp, ipelbeS tbn sur 8efQmpfung
Glepelan6's tricb, ionOern ietn 8etpeg7
8runb ipGr 6aB.
ct. Souls rNcpublic" (6em.): 0aOib
8. Sill bat GlcOeLan6 begeifcrt, boS Sartf7
prinsip Ser bemofratiicben Bartet nit
SiiBen getreten, bic Gjnfommeniteuer be-
tdmpft uEO iicb 9egct freie 9toDr1aterialien
erfldrt. @S miro pieQeicbt auf man4cr
Seite iiberroicben, baB ell ais 9elnofrat
erpablter Senator itD erfrehte, @leS uno
SSebcS auf SeiteH bet ben1ofratiiben Barz
tel gu b~efdmpfen u1b beren 8abreri3aft in
Gemetner @eiie 81 iAmdben, aber es lit
fir unS ein &rOit. gu piiien, baB SIN.
Murpbp unb Die ~iibriaen Gerrdl6er ms
republitaniidc Eager il%bergegan9en itnb.
Glepelon6 fonln1t pieber! 6tu'S &ebe
lpir6 ben Salt, ben GleOeIanb all WtQionen
bon 8iirgern gebabt bat, auf's 9feue
feitt0en
, 1894-04-10

= 0os 5ur u~nteriuhung bes bteItgen
8unoeS9ebdubes bier metlen6e GongreBz
@omite, beitebenb aus Ben 6erren 8anfz
beat-Qtlabama, 8reB-Snbiana, GobmuS
-gtem lSericD, Mtercer = NebraSfa unb
Stpeet-SbabO, i~tattete beute 8ormittag
benz Wfapor 6opfins in ietner Office i'm
3tat6baule einen 8eiucb ob. 8e9leitet mar
baS Gomtte bon 9oitmeiiter 6eiing unb
ben bieiigen GongreBabgeorbneten NlOrtcb,
0urburrotp unb @olo3ier.
= Der @r@8rieftrGger Sun &. Olme
fteab, Ser nte u~nieren 9elern nod erinnerz
lt6 lein biirfte, Dor ettpa Il Sa9en ieinen
frii6eren @eliebten, Ben 8rieftrGger @liftorb
burcb Oret &euOlOeri6iiic t0Otlid5e Ser
Iebungen beibracbtc, ipur6e beute pieOer
benz &ic6ter Softer borgefibrt un6 bon
bieicm, bo @lifforb'S 3uitanb nocb INNER
Elm iebr fritiiber lit, Obne Seititcuung bon
8iirgibaft benz @rimtnalgeri9t iberz
tpie1en.
, 1894-04-10

= Der 10. QIpril lit ser @eburtstag
&arlS beS @roBen (742) ullb beS 8egriine
berS ber 6om0opat6te Somuel t6abnez
mann Q755), unb ser Gobestag beS &atz
ierS Srieori6 I. 8arbarOiia Q19O unb
6eSP apiteS@r 2gor XIIIQ585). 1871 fiiDrte
am 10. 2lpril Sir Sames 2oncaiter Die
erite en9lii6e SLOtte nab Oittnbien. 1902
miro bic S~onntagsfeier in Barts ipieber
eingefitbrt. 1909 2lufitano Bet GiroIer
inter 2tnbreaS 6ofer unb 0iterreibii6sS
&~rte9smanifeit ge9en Srantreib. 1913
2uOpi9 b. Berger unb Tint6 auf Napo<
Icons 8efebl in Bremen erlcboiien. 1914
Soult 0urb bte Gn9ldn6er unter @elIing>
ton bel Soulouie gel6lagen. 1915 ruft
9topoleon aue Mdnner bon 20 bis 60 Sab
ten 5ur Electromagnetic auf. 1915 bema6z
ti9en it9 bic 9Gnen Ser Sta6t SDlespig
pieoer. 1863 SAlacbt Bel 6ronfliu unb
6arpet6 0tiDer III Tenneiiee unb 1864
S6(adbt bel 8rairie s. 2tnn in Qtrfanlas.
1871 .2(nnabme Der Gerfoiiuns beS beutz
icben 9feicbeS i'm Nci9sta9. 1881 Grim
bung bes beuti6en 6reibenfer78unbes in
Sranffurt a. so.
, 1894-04-10

= 9as v8ector Opfer !6Ouie," 9to. 81
Qt6amS StraBe, beftnbet it6 ieit geitern in
Sen 6Gnbcn zines Qtiiignees, Die Ser
binblibfeiten tperben a1f $12,0 00, 0te 8ez
itGnoe gu berielben 606e angegeben.
, 1894-04-10
Qltenbetm.

2(n DOnnerita8, ben II. 9(pril, 9}abs
mttta9S puntt 5 ltDr finbet cine @criommz
lung Der @recutips8c60rb i'm S3iQer>
Stub (GB5immer, II. Stof) itatt.
, 1894-04-10
Gi1enBahn~ &aRrpfdns


NbtcaaU &c Siortbtu cit ern=GiIenbabn. St6et.
" Stfioes; 9iOS. 205-2O8 Start : StraBs. an Der
9atlee 9oenas Station HH6 an Depot @fe meassHHS
, 1894-04-10
HOODS f $ARYHEl HEILT

iblOB MIDI, Die 6eiltroft b~erIel6en 5u oerIu6en. SO mar
bas i'm @prtl. Nu8erbem beIbloB tb, anger Der Wtebi3tn
au6 nod SoooS Slpe ointment fHr Wunoen an5ulpeu=
Spobs @ariaparilo bat mid b6atg 9ebeilt. SD bin
auBer Stonbe, bieielbe Hab NerOienit 3u Ioben." &os
bert 6. smith, ID 2tme Str, grootoence, 81. s.
, 1894-04-10

Der Ghdter entfIohen, = Gin n~liteIieo Ger
Spiel9eieaidaft III Poft.
, 1894-04-10
Fine wunde Masse,

10 boB Der @ublif ~befslben bDGit petnGt9 mar. Gin
Sabr lang mar ib gu ieber Arbett %unf6big. SD murbe
bon eeri9iereueu Aer3ten bebanOelt, aber &aes mar
urtionit SD murbe 10 mutblOS, bag i'd mir ben Sob
lpitnifte. S9IieBl9 rietben utr Die 4er3te, oos 9ein
amputlreu al la1ien. 9a Ias i9 BON ben oieleu our9
9Oob's Sori0DariQa berbeiaefibrten 2eiluneen unb ent.
, 1894-04-10

Hoods PiIIen ftnb rein ee9etobiIii9 unb Oerurs
laden peOer Seibidmer3en nod 8au9retBen. sic wers
ben in allen Mppthefen p~ertouft.
, 1894-04-10
Stdott1hes.
GrfGo0en.

Go9an betm WurfeIipieI
Don oem hei6bliti9en JtaItener
2norew 8erain 9et6otet.
, 1894-04-10
Elm SChmerzhafter UnfaII
Und Elm Jahr grossen
EoidenS.
HeIlung duroh die wunderbare Kraft
Won HOODS SarsaparilIa.

n@. s. 9oOs & 60, 9olpea, Wtaif.:
pWfeine pertbeH oerreu: Wtit Jreuben bsuuse i9 Die
0etegenbeit, meine @rfobruu9eu betrefs 9Oebs SarIu=
partlto mtt5utbeiIeu une meiH 1rtbeiI iiber feBtere absu=
9eben. @or neum Sabrsn brad i'd ein 8ein. gtaboem
bic snOden pteOer auiNmmeugepuGlen ipareH, ~iOuberts
fib Sitter ab uns 0as Sein mar
, 1894-04-10

fgbtcaGo, Go9 SsIano & gactTc=Babr. -
W Yefagier.Gtatton Ban @urens5tr, elm 8Lo5
faoIsD bonn Soarb Of Grebs. gidetsCfice: 1O4 GGartTtr.
, 1894-04-10
GemtraL

Wae surtbgtbenb.n Gig. bon Der @sutra1. Station.
II. 6tr. uub Bart gtoro. 3lqe fir ben Sdoen foHuea
e5enfaGs an p. Ctr, SO. GtraBe umb Spbe part gsnOms
zen perosn. Sidets IN Der GtaotsOffies, l4 Sus
gldrf=StraBe. uno i'm NubItorum=0ote
, 1894-04-10

sEp2tGDt4ol 6cnfraI. gletu gort Central une
~~V Bottom 6 2tIbanD. 81 fettbabnen. - Die
gsie9ora 3aas gfpute. 3uge pcrlaIen unb fommen on
IL Der neleu Central station on safe SrOnt JuB Don
Yort gtolo, nuo p. Str. 80. Str une 9p6e 8art.
Stabt'IidstsOffce: 81 Glarf=5tr.
, 1894-04-10

9lbenbbIatt Ser Sa. Staatsatg. l Gent
, 1894-04-10
3use

Su9e I----
Bureau @ccDmobotIon ............ II SI5ME+ 7O5 81
SHinotg, Soma nEo Beoria.Grpreb 1926 OH' 3:S5 y
ct. So, Std, &plutb & San. GitDI' $50 81 1900 81
MtinneapDlis. St.Y. s. Steur FaasI' $50 81 1900 81
Solicit Accommodation. ... = 4O5 81 9l5 I}
gsrI accommodation. .-..- + $50 gHf 9:5OW
2errer, gDlD. Spriues 8 Aueblo,
oio Ssauios Gito 8eIti6ule0. $50. = 500 a. I2:eOTR
st. 2B9rtb uHb SeraS @rpreR. go. " 600 81 10 OOgR
SENDER. Colo. Spgs. unb g3ue6lo, oial
Omaha g. &iuc. C9io Ti6el. 1911 1000 81 600 gP
Omaha u ct. Saul NQdr=GrpreB. L l0I5 Qg TBS m
Be0ria & 8enoer ytadt=GrnreR. -. 1915 ais 7l5 0l
Ru1mon &Ourift @or, tQQlId, 6bI= " -
oogo nab Sos au9eles uuo 5anI
eSronctscD, pia &ouies Sim, Eprtl
Murtb IL. 81 9aip, SGuen=grpresi' 600 81, 1oOOm
'S6eii3. susgenommea Spnutoa. tausoeuom,
men 00uutaG. e Au5Qeupnnleu Montao.
The evening world., 1894-06-23
MOTORMAN UNDER BONDS.
Kelly Ran Down Little Phoebe
Davis with His Cnr.

John Kelly, of SS Palmetto street.
Brooklyn, was arrnigned in the Gates
Avenue Court this morning on charge
OF criminal negligence. He was in
charge Of trolley ,ar No. 1887. OF the
Gates avenue line, which last night
ian over little Phoebe Davis, on Gates
avenue. near Centra, avenue. The girl
lives IN Scranton, Pa, but has been
visitin her prother-!n-law. Arthur Met
calf. at ls1 Palmetto street.
About $40 o'clock last night she at
tempted to cross Gates avenue. Con-
fused by the Changing gong OF the car,
which was approaching at full speed.
she hesitated an instant. Just then the
car struck her. knocking her down and
forcing her beneath the plank which
Is supposed by the railroad people 10
guard the wheels.
Policeman George Holzberger. of the
Cedar street station, who witnessed the
accident, called an ambulance A hasty
examination showed that the child was
severely lacerated. her nose was broken
and her head severely injured, the skull
to her brothers home
John Kelly, the motorman. was ar
rested The bystanders who witnessed
the accident, We're loud In their con,
demnation II the motorman's careless.
ness. and might have mobbed him had
y not heen for the presence OF the po-
liceman. This morning he was placed
under bonds to await the result OF
the child's injuries.
The evening world., 1894-06-23
THREE MAD DOGS.
CANNES as Well as Car Horses Suf
fer from the Heat.

CANNES as Well ns Car Horses Suf-
fer from the Heat.
The intense heat. prolonged for SO
many days, has entailed much suffering
upon horses. dogs and other animals, as
we'll as upon the human population of
the metropolis. The street car horses
are giving out from exhaustion conse-
quent upon the oppressive heat and
suffering CANNES are receiving the anx-
ious attention OF their owner.
The heat Of to-day put a climax of
suffering upon all, and at least three
dogs have been so overtaxed by the heat
that hydrophobia resulted.
One of these sufferers created a good
deal OF excitement this afternoon in
Third avenue. near Sixteenth street. The
hapless canine ran through the avenue
frothing at the mouth and swapping
right and left until Patrolman Jere
Noonan. of the East Twenty-second
street squad, put an end to hts misery
and to the excitement created among
pedestrians on the avenue by shooting
the animal.
A mad dog ran amuck at Eighty
seventh street and Park avenue, too.
and was shot by Patrolman Gunnison.
OF the East Eighty-eighth street station.
Policeman Hastings shot a mad dog
to-day in front of $50 Bleecker street.
Dog owners generally are securing
their pets so that they can do no harm
should they be stricken with the hea!
disease that makes them so dangerous
The evening world., 1894-06-23
STILL ON THE INCOME TAX.
Senator Hill Fires q Few Shots at
the POpulists.
(By Associated Press.) J

WASHINGTON, June 23-The half
hour usually devoted to miscellaneous
business In the Senate was to-day occu-
pied by Mr.: Call Oem., Fla) with a
resolution providing for a committee of
five Senators to investigate the election
and control OF Senators and Represen-
tauyes by corporations. He made a
brief speech on the subject.
Mr.; sherman said he was willing that
the investigation should be allowed. sa
far as Florida was concerned, but he
did not think II was just to make 1t so
broad and sweeping as contained in the
resolution and including the whole coun-
try;
The resolution went over at 1890 and
the Tarin bill was taken up.
ooar Mr. Hill ~ nem; New York York; took the he
known in history as Popullst day, and
referred to the speeches of Senators Kyle
and Allen In speaking for the doctrines
OF their party. He said that no attempt
had been made to go at the repeal OF
coinage bill, both OF which are endorsed
by many Democrats and considered O
part OF the platform. while especial
efforts had been made to go outside OF
the platform to incorporate the income
tax In the bill.
With regard to the charge that the
state OF New York would evade the tax
he believed there would be no more per.
jury there than In other States. AS a
matter OF fact, he believed that this tax
could be evaded without resort to per.
estimating his income might deduc,
salaries. for his wife and children. II
would be a dishonest practice but II
could not be detected or punished Nc
other system of taxation opened such a
broad field for fraud and evasion and
and none offered such temptations.
II the tax were to be imposed there
was no reason why the, exemption be
$1,000. when in monarchial countries
where this tax was levied, the exemption
was but $50. and even down to S27l. Was
u t ocompensate for the high cost OF
living here? He believed that the higher
the exemption. the harder 1t would b,
to defend this tax.
In reply to yesterdays argument o
ridicnied the Nu mission Of ''d tbe Pann,s Pr H..
party which he declared was helped b,
and could subsist only on hard times
He dwelt humorously on the great vic
tory, achieved by the Populists in thi
bill exclusive OF the income taxi. 1t hat
not secured free sugar. free coal. fire,
iron ore, but It had got free barbed wire
The evening world., 1894-06-23
EVANS GOES TO SING SING.
His Conviction for Grand Larceny,
Second Degree, Affirmed.

John F. Evans. thirty-fve years old.
a stove dealer at Peck slip and Front
street, convicted some time ago In Cen
eral Sessions Of grand larceny in the
pending an appeal in % the matter, sur. sur.
rendered himself at the District-Attor-
neys office this morning. He was
locked up at Police Headquarters.
Tomorrow or next day he will be
taken to the Tombs. thence to Sing
Sing. there to begin his two-yenr SEN
tence for his crime. The Court Of APP
peals yesterday confirmed the conyic-
tion OF Evans.
In August. 1892 Evans inserted an
advertisement in n newspaper offering
inducements to any one who had $500
capital to invest Carl Sophers. a laun-
dry man. Of PIG Seventh avenue. an
swered the "ad," and according to the
jury before which Evans was tried, was
swindled out OF that amount.
After the sentence Evans spent con.
siderable time in jail. Deducting that
time and the commutat tion allowed foi
good behavior. Evans will only be in.
carcerated ten months.
The evening world., 1894-06-23
MYSTERY OF A TRUNK.
Rosenbloom Says 1862 and a Suit
Are Missing from 1t.
Mrs. WiIIiams's Boarders Say He
Didn't Describe the Contents.
Now the Matter VIII Have to Be
Settled in Court.

Boarders in the fashionable house kept
by Mrs. Williams at 266 West Forty
second street have a mystery about a
trunk to solve that is becoming deeper
with each days development. The owner
OF the trunk is Michael Rosenbloom, a
young man who came from Buffalo
three weeks ago and engaged room.
His bill was due last Saturday, and as
he wasn't there to pay 1t Mrs. Williams
rented the room to another party.
A few hours later Rosenbloom, who
had returned and was indignant because
more time had not been given, paid
mis- bill and departed. On Tuesday he
sent for his trunks.
Through somebody's blunder his trunk
had been sent to a cook named Rosa
Hykens, who had left the house and
had gone to Brooklyn, and 1t was not
returned for two days.
When It came back DR.. Amend, q
boarder In Mrs. Williams's house, said
he thought the lock had been tampered
with and to avoid unpleasant develop
That was done Just as the trunk was
brought into the house.
That evenig Rosenblom called for his
unt ana he tea s he eonten
was in com bative frame of mind,
however, so 1t Is said, and left, declar-
Ing he would appeal to the police.
The next day Mrs. Williams received
a summons to appear in the Yorkville
Court, and when both sides of the story
were told the Justice ordered her to
release the trunk at 8 o'clock that even
| Ing.
Friends of Mrs. Williams were as
sembled in the parlor. and all were
properly indignant when Rosenbloom
with a party of friends called for the
trunk. According to arrangements. he
gave a list of its contents, and then
| DR.. Amend broke the seal that had
been placed on the lock. The contents
were then removed.
Trousers were carefully placed on the
| backs OF chairs, coats were folded and
dropped in a corner of the room Other
| articles were counted. and when the job
was finished theboarders said the
articles and Rosenbloom's list didn't
| correspond at all.
Rosenbloom answered with the state
ment that there were $62 and a dress
suit missing, and that he would have
Mrs Williams arrested on a charge OF
| larceny.
| He then went to the Yorkvile Court
| and Mrs. Williams has been notified to
appear there on Monday. In the mean
time the boarders discuss nothing but
| the mysterious trunk. and declare posi-
lively that Mrs. Williams Is, the vic
| tim OF circumstances.
DR.. Amends seal Is depended upon tc
vindlcate her. however, and there will
| be lots OF her friends In court on Mon.
day to tell the Justice what they know
| about the case.
The evening world., 1894-06-23
GOSSIP OF THE TURF.

Avarice Is the only reason that can be
ascribed for the determination OF the
Brooklyn and New York Jockey Clubs
to combine interests and race at Morris
Park on July T. There IL no demand
and the thinking portion OF the race-go-
Ing community will no doubt regard the
action as deliberate grab at their
pocketbooks. With sheepshead and
Brighton both racing on that date. there
is not the slightest reason for racing
at Morris Park except dollars.
The combined associations hope to
make few pennies to add to
their already overlooking Golfers
It is more than probable. that these
hopes Will not be realized. Not one
tate In his choice between Morris Park
and either OF the two courses by the
sea. The bad transportation facilities
a better programme at Sheepshead Bay
than Norris Park can hope to offer,
how can the latter meeting be expected
ard ar M Morris PARK R i associatlons ia @ is not only
Beach Assoc iation. which track has
always ready, on July I; There
the OF her racing associat tions to snub
and inJure the Brighton Reach Associa-
ton whenever possible. For that rea-
son lovers of fair play do not hesitate
to patronize Brighton, even II the rae
Ing there Is not quite so high class
Racegoers. like the majority Of sporting
men, sympathize with the under dog In
the fight. 1t would please great many
persons to see Brighton have the ban
ner attendance OF the day. secretary
Sass intends getting up an unusually In.
teresting programme.
Willie Sims may have paid VISIT 70
Pell street Thursday night, for his rid
Ing yesterday was what the talent aptly
terms dopey." AS rule Sims makes
fewer mistakes than most Jockeys, put
his work yesterday was atrocious. his
riding OF stowaway was his grand act C
sci ses should attempt to get through on
the rail when he had only two horses to
20 around is a mystery. IL Restraint
and Picknicksr. had swung trihe
stretch sims would have had some ex-
cuse for attempting to get through on
the rail. But both horses hugged the rail-
closely, and there seems no reasonable
excuse for Sims's action unless ne ex-
pected Keefe to pull out with Restraint
value their skins too much. When Sims
finally made up his mind that he couldn't I
get through, Picknicker had the race
won. Sims came near losing with Harry
Reed, and his work on Lizzie was bad
His pipe Is going out.
The Coney Island Jockey Club calls
attention to the fact that the only ON
cial programmes of the meeting bear
the signature OF G. Fellowes.