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The evening world., 1894-09-21
THEIR CASE ADJOURNED.
Four boys Charged with Man
slaughter Again In Court.

Sylvester Barnes. Alfred Purcell, Will
lam Gray and Otto Schlichling. the boys
who are charged with manslaughter in
having caused the death of Thomas
Kinney. laborer Of the Lehigh Valley
Railroad, were again brought into po-
lice court at Jersey City to-day for ex-
animation.
The prisoners are accused of placing
stones on the track of the railroad,
causing a hand-Car on which six labor
ers, were riding to be wrecked. Kinney
and William Jackson were badly hurt
the former dying from his injuries.
Jackson Is still unable to appear in
court. and the examination was ad-
journed until Sept. 20.
The evening world., 1894-09-21
HE WANTED AN OFFICE BOY.
And Lawyer DonnelIy Proved that
He Knew How TO Get One.

A crowd OF about 600 men and boys
gathered at the corner OF Grand street
and Bedford avenue, Williamsburg, this
morning. and seriously impeded traffic.
The police thought that n riot was in
crowd. and was only looking for work
Lawyer Donnelly had advertised for
an office boy. The advertisement APP
peared in this mornings World," and
that advertisements in 1.-The World" are
widely read.
When MIR. Donnelly saw the crowd,
he WAS surprised. Then he selected the
nearest NOungStsr and the others
walked sadly away.
The evening world., 1894-09-21
AN INJUNCTION DENIED.
Sale of Staten Island and Hay Ridge
Ferry Franchises to Go On.

Judge Bischof, Of the Court of Com
mon Pleas, to-day denied the motion OF
Lawyer George NJ. Pinney, jr., for stay
OF the order dissolving the preliminary
Injunction restraining the Sinking Fund
auction tomorrow the Staten Island
Ferry and Bay Ridge Ferry franchises.
Assistant Corporation Counsel Blaniy
appeared for the city, and urged that no
further delay of the sale be allowed.
Lawyer Pinney urged that inasmuch as
no fixed rate of ferriage was to be named
In the sale the Sinking Fund Commits
sioners had shown bad faith.
The evening world., 1894-09-21
MISS KlNSELLA WEEDS.
Married In Paris to the SON of Mel
bourpe's Governor.

Society people In Brooklyn are to-day
talking about the marriage OF Miss
Frances Il. Kinsella to Douglas Robin
son. The ceremony was performed yes
terday in the Church OF the Passionist
Fathers, Paris.
The bridegroom il the son of Sir William
Robinson, Governor OF Melbourne, Aus
tralia. The bride Is one OF four daugh-
tiers OF the late Thomas Kinsella, the
er of brooklyn.
Miss Kinsella has been travelling In
Europe for more than year with her
unmarried sister. She has two sisters
in Brooklyn, the wives of Richard Bur
ton and Robert Payne.
The evening world., 1894-09-21
A CONFESSED BURGLAR.
Andrew Buhcrcr Admits Robbing
His Former Employers.
Special to The Evening worldD

ELIZABETH, n. j.. Sept. 2l.-Andrew
Buherer. formerly an employee of the
State Island Chemical Works, at Trem-
ley FONT. was arrested last night as he
was alightinS from a train on the Long
Branch Railroad, at Elizabethport. on a
charge Of burglary.
The office OF the Company was broken
into last Monday night, rand $3.50 worth
of platinum and "A pair of scales valued
al $50 were stolen. Suspicion fell on Blu.
herer, who had been discharged, and
Chief Tenny put Detective McGrail on
the case. The prisoner, after being taken
to Headquarters, broke down and admit
tel his guilt. He sold the platinum in
New York, and got $i5 for 1t. The scales
he had concealed at his boarding house.
All the stolen property was recovered,
and the prisoner was committed to jail
in default of 81, 900 bail. He IS forty
years old.
The evening world., 1894-09-21
DISCOVERED A WASHOUT.
DIR. WickhRm Was the Means Of
Preventing nm Accident.

NEWToWN, l.. l.. Sept. N.-Dr.
Frank Wickham was returning from n
lat visit to n patient the other even
ing when he discovered "A washout on
the Long Island Railroad near this
place.
lie hurried to the tower near by and
told the signalman OF the danger. The
danger signal was thrown out, and none
too soon, for moment later the ex-
press train came in sight. 1t stopped,
ana after some delay moved forward on
the west-bound tracks
But for the timely notification II Is
believed that great loss Of life would
have enSued. as the washout occurred
ON curve and could not have been
dIACONored by the engineer.
The evening world., 1894-09-21
BAD CHECK FOR GOOD DRINKS
Mustnna Ordered IL Whole Cargo Of
Liquor for II Tug.

Manuel Mustana, IL Spaniard, hf,y-nlne
years old, who says he lives on Pearl
street. brooklyn, was held this morning
hy Justice Walsh in the Adams Sire t
Court, Brooklyn for examination next
Friday ON charg" of passing a worth
less ChcCn.
Harris Sallctt, a liquor dealer, of ll2
Fulton street alleges that the defend
AN, ordered "a half barrel of whiskey.
seven cases OF gin and several dozen
bottles II beer cent aboard the tug h. s.
tain.
NEs'aua Eavc him check for $ll2,
~airh proved t. be- worthless
The evening world., 1894-09-21
TALK OF A STRIKE.
Missouri Pacific Said to he Dis
charging Men.

tby Associated Press,)
LITTLE ROCK, Ark, Sept. 2l.-The
Missouri Pacific Ia said to have dis.
charged fourteen firemen and six engi.
neers at this end of the line and eight OF
ten hremen at Van Buren, since Satur-
day on the charge OF being implicated
In the recent strike or expressing sym
patty with 1t There are said to be
twenty-five mors names on the list of
men to be decapitated.
over the action, and It is stated or
good authority that the Brotherhoods
OF Locomotive Firemen and Locomotive
the effect that unless the Company rein.
state the men thus discharged by Sept
20 general strike will be declared.
The evening world., 1894-09-21

HOUSE. SO Hull st. Brooklyn: $500 cash. all
improvements; Kings County l. to Saratoga
station,
The evening world., 1894-09-21
Charles Kelly May he Released.

PLAINFIELD, n. j.. Sept. 2l,-charies Kelly,
who was arrested at Cranhed Immediately after
his wedding. may be released from custody to-day.
Kelly Was accused OF having assisted prisoner
to escape from policeman He was arrested and
placed under bonds, 7. II. Fenton becoming mis-
bondsman A few days ago FentOn asked to he
relieved Of his bond. The request granted
and Kelly was rearrested.
The evening world., 1894-09-21
NOT A PENNY ASTRAY.
Nathan Handled NcnrIy Twenty
i've Millions of Dollars.

Revenue Agent Brooks and two as
sistautA finished the work Of going over
the accounts of eX-Internal Rev
enue Collector Nathan, of Brooklyn, and
they balanced to a penny.
During las i've years In office, Mr..
Nathan received S2+. 6iS, 800 S OF stamps
He returned T. the Government in
lector, Mr.. Healy, $751; ,59O,Sl. The bal.
ance was turned over TO the Govern,
ment in stamps Mr. Healy has made
no new appointments,
The evening world., 1894-09-21

Louis Jacobs, OF 60 Goertk street. one OF the
striking employees " d. T., Rhodes Co, cigar
makers Of 2Ss Elizabeth street was, In the
rombS Court this morning. hSll In $500 for trial
chLrTsi with threatening the employees who
refused to ~ GU. lie tod William Welsncr
that II he went back to work he would need an
ambulance. R.r named netsey Temper elaine !
The evening world., 1894-09-21
FOUND A MAN AT LAST.
Schicrrn Gets One 10 Acknowledge
lie Voted Against Him.

Mayor Schieren received to-day let
ter which he regards as n curiosity. 1t
IL from a man who admits that he did
not vote for him last Fall
This is the first of the kind ever re-
CeiVed. Communications generally start
of with the statement that the writer
voted for the Mayor.
The evening world., 1894-09-21
Mrs. Dudd the Delegate.

BLOOMFIELD. y. j., Sept 21.-Mrs. Dodd the
recently depos,d President Of the w. c. T. L.
here. was yesterday made the delegate to the
National ". c. T. L. Convention at Cleveland of
the summit. Essex County. branch Of tho or
Canlzati0n. The ladies Of the local organization
objected To the election of Mrs Dodd 20 the PrrsI-
dcncy because she was the proprietor OF the
American House.
The evening world., 1894-09-21
Pittshurw TniIors May strike.

PlTTSBURG, Sept. 2L-Unless the
Pittsburg Merchant Tailors EXCHANGE
grants a conference or makes some con-
cesSious to tle journeymen ta!lOrs before
next Monday night, II is quite certain
that a strike vii. be ordered. The cut
demlndCi 10y the merchant tailOrs is said
to ne from IL TO 20 per cent
The evening world., 1894-09-21

The representatives Of the various fat-rcndering
concerns N New York city informed by
President Wilson, Of the Hoard u Health. to-
day that II they attempted to bring any shop
fat or other offensive materials into the city for
rendering on and after Monday next, that their
permits would hs revoked The hrms represented
were: SchwarLchild a Sulzherger. Joseph Stern.
=, nonohue, the Eastman Dressed Beef Company,
Hahcrman Bros, and the United Dressed Beei
Company,
The evening world., 1894-09-21
Women to Aid strikers.

NEWARK, y. J., Sept. ?l-The striking hat
tiers are straining every nerve 70 bring their
strike to a successful contamination Their latest
movement is to enlist the sympath!es OF the wu-
men employed in the shops In this they have
been partially successful and many OF the women
empioled in the various shops have announced
that they will not remain work after this
week, About twenty shops have been closed so
far, and the men claim that next week not a
shop will be In operation unless the bosses come
to terms
The evening world., 1894-09-21

E'wa.l S'ronp ~ 900 Fur street was held
tn 90" Ice Avenue Court. W.llansDurs. to-day.
un - 'ts,rsr ., E-1ui larceny H., vii be
s'rr an r,IHHnann nest N.uily. stroup was
,.Ag. pei '- q Ig.nf .ivrk hy - q. Latino, &
'". lu'h'"Tr aul .tr.vI dealers The specific
charlse tEa.us. bonn US the I4fsyay " goods valued
81 $50 bur fausl. Glr.l. superiurcalent Tor
'Is-. aye lat, The loss to he arm viii easily
ugu-' u, 10 $500
The evening world., 1894-09-21

Especial to The Evening World)
ELIZABETH. y j.. Sept. 2l.-ChGrles Enger.
the youth who trineI with the affections OF New
ark women as told in yesterdays o'clock
Evening World was arraiened for sentence in
the Union County Court to-day on charge of
embelzlement to which he had pleaded guilty,
lie escaped with three months in the county
The evening world., 1894-09-21
HIS BOND APPROVED,
Receiver Jones Trying to Disco, rr
DR.. FinIscirtcu's Prnucrty.

On tn, application Of Lawyer Paul
De Fere, Justice Cullen, IN the -upr,m,
court Brooklyn, to-day approved the
oord Of Pau Eugene Jones, OF lia Macon
street Brooklyn, as receiver in segucs-
trGtion proceedings of the estate OF DR.
John l.. tlnkleaten, formerly Of 25I sixth
avenue, New York.
=. FInklesten was sued for divorce by
nls wire, Betty, a short t!!ac ago, IN
August last he fled from the city taking
S,OO worth OF his wife's property with
the receiver can find thus far, is s.ui
which he LETT with A Philip, of go sixth
avenue. New York, to meet his bail
bond
1t Is thought that he has about $1,000
worth OF property in New York.
The evening world., 1894-09-21
Ncwtown Creek Nuisanccs.

The members o; the State Board Of Health
held meeting at Police Headquarters to-day
to examine into the alleged nuisances OF New
town Greek, DR.. LederIe alleges that among
other nuisances maintained lie the Acme FeRtiliIer
Company, on FrnAn'H Island.
The evening world., 1894-09-21

The viii ~ the late Herman RlnEe was nled
with the surrogate to-day lie l!cd Aug q last
and I'aTea DIE estate, valued a. 323 500 to his
widow, "
The United States Grand Jury In Rraoklyn CON
Nrnci to-day and took ~ the cases u crime,
against the Federal laws. The jury also cons A.
cred Charge made againFt Capt Frank Whit
SSomp Tor dumping se0ws In the channel on
The evening world., 1894-09-21
False Hook nuoy out of Position

SANDY HOOK, y. J., Sept. n.-Ths schooner
Eugene Hall, Capt Sawyer sailed this morning
for Port Prince and when pASynE
out foulei the upper buoy Of the False Hook
shoAl and dragged 1t out OF position.
The evening world., 1894-09-21
banker r. Percy smith Dead.

CAPE MAY, n j. Sept 2l.-F Percy Smith.
the barker, Who broke bis left leg Aug. %, died
to-day. His death Was the result OF exhaustion
attendant upon operations performed since the &C
eldent
The evening world., 1894-09-21

FOR SALF-A la way road ouse, be'ween 4
station and fishing resort: sell property II de.
sired; owner has other business inquire at lG05
Fulton 81.
The evening world., 1894-09-21
DI A M @ N DS.

glance at our prices will convince YOU Mt once
that at last you ave discovered "a house where
these precious aud admired sparklers car be
bought at Importers prices Those who nave
been accustomed 10 paying the fahu Gus prices
charged uptown for The same Identical articles
would be fhriy daz'd TO note the difference. Just
to mention lew specials:
MHrquise Rings, set with 1S genuine d'a-
t rss Over l" az incR Ions % I
MRrquise Rings, with ~ genuine dia-
i"S Chess dS Ss S Ss1a Ste, Gte o.e. 1900
Cluster scarf and stick Pins with 10
genuine diamonds, any color centres, -
Cluster Ear screws, ~ genuine dia- 49,.
monds. any color centres. only. .-...... 1o.OO
Soitaires Of all sizes, at the same prices in pro-
portion.
genuine Diamond BABY Rings only-,..... s1.OO
solid Gold Wedding Rings, II ard lS KIT.
E.tU
The evening world., 1894-09-21

FOR SALE-2ia story brown stone house, improve
ments, immediate possession. SOC Lafayette
ave, Brooklyn.
The evening world., 1894-09-21
Real Estate for Sale-City.

Above i4th st., sth ave. TO East R'sh
FOR SALE at sacrifice Double fiat ten enc XII
easy terms also s-stOry and basement oro"-
stone on Pleasant ave. 81, $50
OWNER. 423 Pleasant avs
The evening world., 1894-09-21
BROOKLYN jockey Club Races,
S&7.5O CASH
REWIoWN JOCKEY CLUB.

Every Tuesday is THE Worlds" Bar
gain Day" in which all For Sale ads
are repeated free In 1.-THE Evening
World"
The evening world., 1894-09-21

FOR SALE. on easy terms, those elegant two
story and basement houaes on VERIFIED St
between Central and Hamburg ayes. Hasey st
STA ion; all Improvements; for two familiesj
2uNlJXlUD OWNER on premises
The evening world., 1894-09-21

SAINIFIIf--l nCr', mouse, Z rooms, 3 hepner-
les, near depot, II. 800.
HALL. Spring Valley. n. Y.
THE BFST WATER POWER in the state n
Connecticut for sale: no exchange. Applv Ia
Lorenzo Finney, 2 = Main ST.. Stamford, or IN Il
= Loun berry. owner, IS West ST., n. Y.
The evening world., 1894-09-21
Real Estate for Sale-Brooklyn.

A 3-STORY double brick flat. 2sx8Ox 100; cash
srnahie ofer refused OWNER, 100 Rutledee
st. near Broadway, brooklyn.
CHEAP 3.stury aud basement brick house MICA
location, near brdge. DUSHAM, 10 Canton
st d, basement, Brooklyn.
The evening world., 1894-09-21
w A T G n 4 S .

solid silver Chatclaines. stemwinlers-..
T. aCk steel ChatClninc stemwind"rS....."..
solid silver huniinR-cIse stemwinderS
and stemsetters boys ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
solid silver hunting-cnse ste.nwinGers
and Stemsctters, gents size. .................
Gold flied eases with Waltham or Elgin
stcmwnderS. warranted lndicsD 800.
same in gents rull size or medium, thin
m del-thc latest. ,.............. ..............
Ladies' solid gold hun ing cases. Wa
than or Elgn, stcmwind hrs beauti-
fully chased and engraved, on!y~........
Same in Gents, full siZe.."...................
The evening world., 1894-09-21

FOR SALE-Three splendid lots. one a corner
2OXlnO each, convenient to trolley and Sea
Beach Rn Bensonhurst, now Thirty first Ward
Brooklyn; make Offer. JOHN MURPHY,
31g 18th Rrnoklyn
The evening world., 1894-09-21
Real Estate Wanted.

wANTED-6 to 20 lots. 25th to s7th ST. "a
Madison ave cash will be paid; also lots wants.
for splendid paying improved property and cash
BUYER. 25s Broadway. room Nv
WANTED, in Brooklyn. 2-story and basemsss
brick or brown stone house. with double "a
provements; good location: cash. ChAs' -
JOHNSON, 3O6 Broadway. Brooklyn.
wANTED-North Of 125th St, ono or two ehsas
lots. FRANK. box 1877 World.
The evening world., 1894-09-21

ia octave, three strngcI, and ali modern i'm
DroNtmi nts With stoo and cover, only $3.50 on
hstAlmenls, slO cash and - monthly unill paid,
or $50 casli $500
Al uu instruments are fully warranted for s!K
years 10 give entire sal.S action, and kent In tn 10
one year rec. Fun cash value allowed Tor old
pianos ana organs taken IN par. payment. Goo
second hand pianos aud organs, ranging in price
40 upward, including StelnwRy, Decker. CHICK.
erng hnah" and other makes Pianos and Organs
rented tuned and repaired at reasonable rates.
llease call before going elsewhere, or send Tor
catalogue, pr ces and terms.
l.. q. WEGEFARTH, Manager,
NeedhAm Piano a Organ On
80 East l4th st.
The evening world., 1894-09-21
Real Estate for Sale Out Of the Civ

EXCEPTIONAL OFFER Tor an who want, !.
fine home to get one AT the very lowest price on
easy terms; 1t will pay you to Investigate mi,
BACON. JONES CO., ISL Broadway
FINE HOMES near Hartford. Conn: farm ia
acres good buildings, 81. $50; farm 1856 acres
stock fine buildings. 81 $780, farm $50 acres STOCK
fine buildings. s2,l5e. Apply SO West seth 81
New York CITY -
The evening world., 1894-09-21
HERE is a BARGAIN FOR YoIi
Real Estate for Saie-Long Island

FAR ROCKAwAT-McKim's 3 cottages In W,v.
g. st for sblc cheap. also the johnson nm..
apply MKIM. Far Rockaway. l.. l.
HAVE you HEARD of the new subdIyisIop a.
Long Island where homes will he built for emu ~
toners without eNorbltant premiums TO loan M
sociatOns? Send for particulars
BACON JONES h CO., 1871 BroadHav
The evening world., 1894-09-21
North OF ,asth Street..

BEDFORD PARK. CITY. Handsome houlsS
stable and grounds for sale or rent: imlneSSn5S1I
possession. Particulars OF owner P-O. ooN oo-S
FOR SALE-Residence, carriage-house and sAp'Ir
EULER. Prospect ave. l76th and 10th stL
HOUSE AND LOT. 35xls7, price sl4, 900; cash
-, 900 3OI6 Sd ave. (l54th st.
0EAST l3lSJ ST. s. story double fat rooms
and bath rental 81 544: price S25, 800 NOR a
$4,000, WILLIAM FORBES, IL East lolso ~
The evening world., 1894-09-21
Real Estate.
Real Estate for ssIe-westeheste,

CHOICE FARM, 10 acres, 10 minutes NortS.-,
Railroad reasonable. Call afternoons. BISHOP
East 42d ST.
The evening world., 1894-09-21
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Houses Wanted-Couutry.

YOUNG COUPLE desire to rent small house,
portion OF a house. in the suburbs. Addie@
giving full particulars. HUME. box 2t5 Woriu.
The evening world., 1894-09-21

FOR SALE in the best location OF the Park
slope, 3-s:ory and basement handsomely
finished houses. at n big bargain. MANNECK 4
KEENAN,, builder !, 81. b3S ID st near 9Th ave.
The evening world., 1894-09-21
Real Estate to Let-New Jersey.

Real Estate to Let-New Jersey.
BLOOMFIELD. N. j., near depot-Larse houss,
city Improvements; stable. spacious groundsi
will let low immediate possession: In perfect Or.
der. NJ. NJ. SMITH, Ill Broadway
DETACHED DWELLING, S15 monthly applied
on purchase rooms: all improvements; neas
depot; 40 minutes out; DC. Communication. Aldene
CONDIcT, ~ Court ST.. brooklyn
FOR RENT-In Nutley, n modern O. roo n house
hot q cold water, bath, DC. . minutes from
station; $500 per year. Call or address
c. h. CASTLE, Nutley, N. !.
$30NEW DWELLING, o rooms; BATH laun'
dry, furnace: large lot
WILLIAM SELF South Orange
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1894-06-14
RctrAYetl hY n Birfi.

A trile sometimes leads TO the de.
lection OF a fault or crime. A theatri.
cal musician owned an coony flute
with silver keys; he valued ~ highly,
but as one OF the upper notes was de.
fective, he seldom Uses IL. A young
man lodged with the musician, and
between the two close friendship
existed. One night the ebony flute
disappeared. having no doubt been
stolen Suspicion fell on several
persons, but nothing could be proved
against any OF them. Not long
aftcrward the lodger went to live in
town a few miles of, but as the
friendship between the men still ex-
listed they occasionally visited each
other. Nearly year afterwa d the
musician paid his friend visit,
and was pleased to find him In pos
session OF a beautiful bullnnch,
which could distinctly whistle three
tunes. The performance was ter-
feet with this exception, that when.
ever he came To certain high note
he invariably skipped 1t and went on
To the next a little reflection con.
yinced the musician that the note In
which the bullhnch was imperfect
was the deficient one on h lost flute
So convinced was he. that he at once
sharply questioned his ex.iodger on
the subject he at once tremUlngly
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1894-06-14
FIFTEEN MEN DROWNED.
They Were Coxeyites Descending the
Platte River.

At least IS members Of the Denver contin-
gent of Coxey's army lost their lives by
drowning inthe Platte River at brighton, Col.
Four bodies have been washed ashore. The
others were carried down the river. One
man found drowned at Brighton has been
identified as Charles McCune, u Missourian, "a
member OF the Utah contingent.
The CoNcyites started of 800 strong in 26
boats which had been built OF light mater
ial The storms had swollen the stream,
and very high wind made navigation ex-
tremely dangerous. II was McKays bridge,
Fix miles above Brighton, that caused the
most trouble. The food poured under it with
the speed OF a mill race. and there. hidden by
the stream, were barbed wires stretched
across 10 prevent stock from passing under
the bridge at low water. The wire caught
many Of the boats and overturned them.
About $50 men are now encamped beside
the river at Brighton drying their clothes and
recuperating. A large number OF men spent
the night in the trees along the banks Of the
river and several were left on islands. A
searching party was sent out 10 help these
men.
The men claim that Commodore Higginson
was drunk and lacking all the essential quail
titles Of IL leader. They attribute the disaster
to his mismanagement. The Coxeyites will
make no further attempt TO 90 east by water