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The evening world., 1894-10-01
DAVID NASH,
AGENT OF
Londonderry Lithia Water Co..
10 BROAD ST.. NEW YORK.
Wal, Street Notes.

The net earnings OF the Canadian Pacific roaa
for the month of August were t57b. 256, q de-
crease OF sl5s, $50. The net earnings OF the
Norfolk & Western roal for the same period were
1881 800, increase OF n,024 and those Of
the Louisville q Nashville. ,si2, $780, an Increase
OF slll.5TT
The sastbound shipments by rail from Chicago
last week we're 50 $50 tons. against 81, l27 me
previous week. and 81. $50 for the corresponding
week a year ago. Lake shipments last week were
s. eS2 tons, against 81 0s6 for the previous week
The ST. Louis SouthweStern's annual meeting
will be held In St Louis tomorrow. Gross earn
ings for the year ending June so decreased
1901 900: net earnings decreased $50 900: fatal
income over operating expenses, S772, 0O0 decrease
sl3l, 900.
The steamship La Bretagne. from Hayrs.
brought 30 900 francs in gold.
In explanation OF his Efforts to ehsckmate the
plans Of the Adams Committee BY depositing .
check for s., lS5, ss5 to take up the Northern
Pacific receivers certificates due to-day, Prest-
dent Ives says; The result OF paying the 81 lSS
SSs has been to show the receivers that they are
not dependent on Mr.. AdAms's Committee or In
fact on any Committee II the receivers will
manage the property without Partially and viii
give timely notice OF financial requirements
with a clear statement OF conditions they will
have dnieulty In obtaining the money needed. %
Checks we're received here to-day by holders
Of Chicago Gas stock for payment OF the IL per
cent. dividend declared on Saturday by the sew
eral companies composing the trust.
October disbursements on bonds OF railroads
and other corporations amount TO $50 2s3 3Ol
against iSI 40 62s In October 1893 tSs lOl ls5 In
October, 1881. lS2 ls?, Gas in October, 1851 and
s3l, sSs,sto IN October. 1890. The Government
pays to-day Its interest and many banks do like
wise, consequently the total disbursements vii
easily reach N,ooooo
The evening world., 1894-10-01
FIVE POISONED BY CONWCTS
Desperate Prison Plot on McNeil's
Island, Washington.
Government Warden and Guards
Narrowly Escape Death.



TACOMA. Wash, Oct ATTEMPTED
wholesale murder and a partially sue
cessful Jail delivery have occasioned no
little excitement at the United States
Penitentiary on McNeil's Island. War
den Palmer and four guards had re-
markable escape from sudden death.
The prisoners, led by John Wade, a
notorious smuggler, who once before
made a successful escape, secured poison
and placed it in the food of Warden
Palmer and assistants. But for the fact
that the desperate prisoners used too
much of the stuff, not one of the in
tended victims would have escaped alive.
As it was all of them were made deathly
sick.
During the excitement which followed
four of the prisoners, with Wade at
their head, made their escape from the
island, and despite the most vigorous
search the quartet has been at large
ever since. The island is separated from
all other land by mile of salt water
1t is believed that the four men es-
capped on a rude raft and are headed for
British Columbia, II they have not al
ready arrived there. The prisoners in
tended to kill the guards and then set
all the men in the prison, fifty in num-
Der, at liberty.
The evening world., 1894-10-01
OH! FOR STRENGTH
Weak Nerves, Tired,
Exhausted Bodies.
The Complaint ofThousands
Upon Thousands
Health and Strength Are
Within Your Grasp.
DR.. Greene's Nervura Makes
You Strong and Well.
II Is the Great Restorative
of Brain and Nerves.

oh, those nerves Of ours, how they do bother
us! Weak, tired and nervous, is the complaint
everywhere. We overwork, dissipate, weaken
our bodies ruin our health and finally break
down Slecplessness ard indigestion are early
symptoms, for the nerves are too exhausted and
irritable to permit rest, aud the stomach too weak
to digest food.
II Is nerve and brain exhaustion which makes
the brain tired, and the arm nerveless, the limbs
trembling, the muscles weak and the whole body
without strength, energy or ambition. 1t Is loss
OF nerve and vital power which is slowly but
surely sappinR the very life itself. and unless
help is sought from the right source, the end will
be shattered nerves, insanity with softening of
the BRAIN nervous prostration. heart failure
paralysis or premature death.
Beware Of such symptomsl A we'll known
druggist Charles w. Eggleston, ESQ.,, 800 Park
Avenue, Worcester, Mass. suffered from nerv-
Gus prostration and all its terrible symptoms
He writes the following letter, telling what he
knows is the best way TO get well:
Some time ago was taken with nervous
prostration, suffered terribly with my nerves
and could get no sleep at all. became fearfully
exhausted. my stomach was In a terrible condi-
ton from dyspepsia, and could eat hardly any
thing.
II used several medicines but without hene-
fit. Being in the drug business myself. and hay-
Ing had many customers speak in the highest
terms of Dr. Greene's Nervura blood and nerve
remedy I determined TO try It. After taking
only one half bottle l began to feel much better
II slept soundly all night, and my appetite
was splendid. After taking three bottles, ate
three square meals day, and had not the slight
est distress MY nerves were perfectly strong
and l felt like a new man, being complei ely
cured OF all my troubles
''Out of the respect bear the manufacturers of
Dr. Greene's Nervura blood and nerve remedy
and my desire to have the sick and suffering
made well and strong, unhestatlngly say that
this medicine Is the best and most wonderful
remedy known to- day
1T does Just what is said OF IT, It cures disease
Don't hesitate to use, sufferers for you will never
regret 1t. You will be made well and strong''
AS this letter is from a dealer In medicine his
word is authority on such matters Everybody
knows that Dr. Greenes Nervura blood and
nerve remedy is the great leading medicine of the
age. Take II and you will be made strong,
healthy and vigorous Doctors recommend II
because II Is the prescription of a physician, and
because thew kno,o cures
DR.. Greene, the most successful specialist in
curing nervous and chronic diseases, discovered
II. He can be consulted free, personally or by
letter, at his office, 35 West l4th ST.. New York
City.
The evening world., 1894-10-01
JOHN E. GOING 1T ALONE.
II Is Expected that He VIII Ronst
Kervin In His Convention.

The County Convention of the Milhol-
landites, which will be held tonight,
promises to be as lively gathering as
any witnessed in this city in some time.
There have been so many assertions
from the ranks since John Il. was turned
down at the Republican State Conven-
ton that those who are left do not
seem to know where they are at"
1t Will be fun to hear the denunciation
that will be heaped upon the head OF
Police Commissioner kerwin, who has
quit the organization, as everybody eX-
cept Mllholland said months ago he
would do. The Commissioner Is charged
with having deliberately tried to cap
ture Milholland and his party in the
interest OF PlNt, and 1t is said he was
actually instructed by the Tioga chief
tain to join the Milhollandites for that
very purpose.
All this and more is likely to be re-
iterated tonight. What kind of a ticket
Milholland intends putting up is a puz-
gle to everybody.
The evening world., 1894-10-01
ACCUSED BY TWO MEN.
Ganney Held on q Double Charge
of Robbery.

w. ]. Miller, of New Orleans. en-
route from Boston to his home, met an
acquaintance named Kelly on the
steamship pier last Saturday and they
soon got into row. Miller proposed
to fight then and there, and handed his
coat to William Gaffney, truck-driver.
of 43 Watt street.
When Gaffney returned the coat to
Miller, the latter says that the pocket
book It had contained. was missing. In
the pocketbook was Miller's ticket. Mil
Ter accused Gatfrey OF stealing 1t and
they got into a fight in saloon, where
Miller says the other man also stole the
change OF the 81 ill with which Miller
had paid for a round OF drinks.
Special Office Nethercott, Of the
Leonard street station, arrested Gaff-
ney, who was also wanted on the charge
of robbing Joseph Farmilaer, of 80 IL
Desbrosses street, of $50 in saloon,
at West and North Moore streets. last
Tuesday. Gaffney, on Miller's complaint,
was held for trial in 1900 bail, while
on the other charge he was held in
81 500.
The evening world., 1894-10-01
TAMMkNY'S ClTIZEN-M MAKERS.
Rush Expected Later In the Down
town Naturalization bureau.

A naturalization bureau was opened to-
day by the Tammany Hall Committee on
Naturalization at IL Centre street. The
Committees room is on the second floor
and is over saloon. Large placards on
each side the entrance announce the TACT
stairs. Ex-senator George w. Plunkitt,
Chairman of the Committee. is in charge
of the bureau.
Cards are given to Satisfactory" APP
plicants. which enable them to secure
their papers at the expense Of Tam
many Hall. When an Evening World'
reporter called at the bureau to-day
there were not more than half a dozen
men in the room, and of these only two
were applicants for tickets.
THE rush won't come until later on in
the campaign" said one OF the men in
charge. We'll have business enough In
a week or two
The evening world., 1894-10-01
TO TRAP A CAPTAIN.
Jared FlngE Says That's what
Parkhurst Wanted Him to DO.

Police Capt. John j. Donohue, OF the
West Twentieth street station, en-
phatically denies that he attempted to
hlackmail, and pronounces as unquali-
tiedly false the affidavit to that effect
made by Jared W. Flagg, the real es-
tate man. OF 42 West Twenty-thrd
street.
The Rev. j. A. Il. Wilson, Of the
Eighteenth Street Presbyterian Church.
read from the pulpit yesterday an am
daNlt by Mr.. tlagg, in which he stated
that Police Capt Donohue demanded
from him last week 500 a month, in
return for which he would protect him
in leasing apartments to women for
immoral purposes.
Mr. Flagg was seen by an Evening
World' reporter at his office to-day, and
reiterated his charge against the Police
Captain. He said the demand was made
by the Captain in back room OF Ken
ney's restaurant in West Twenty-third
street.
~ refused to give the money" Mr.
| Flagg said, and laid the matter before
| DR.. Parkhurst, who advised me not 70
make II public then, but to endeavor
| Mr.. Flagg claims that few days
after his refusal to pay the money he
was arrested by Donohue, and when he
attempted to relate in court how the
Captain tried TO blackmail him, he was
! shut up by Justice Mcmahon.
! capt Donohue acknowledged that ht
| NtilN W tue restaurant Win laES, bll
! declares there was nothing said about
money. He had arrested two OF Flagg'
! tenants and went 10 him to notify hin
| that he must dispossess all tenants q,
questionable character. Flagg prom
ised to do so and they walked out 10
gether. and as they passed the restau
rant Flagg invited him in for luncheon
Flagg did not keep his word about ir'v
Ing cut some Of the disreputable tenants
/ and he procured summons for him
Capt. Donohue showed by his polio
blotter at the station house that With
nine months he had arrested nine pee
pie in Flags fats for keeping i'm
moral places.
The evening world., 1894-10-01
HAS GAYNOR
DECLINED ?
tcon,inued rom Hrst Pdo,)

opinion as to what the result Of the con-
ference would be.
Robert Grier Monroe said this morning
that his personal knowledge OF the state
OF affairs did not warrant him in making
any representations regarding the prob
ability Of a third ticket.
Mr.. Monroe admitted, however, that
he expected TO be one OF the cOnferrees
to discuss the question to-day. Mr..
Grace and Mr.. Fairchild would, he said,
form part Of the personnel OF the con-
ference.
Frederic II. Coudert said this after
noon:
'1 can not from my personal knowl-
edge Of the situation, make any prophe sy
as to the prospect for "A third ticket l
have not, however. seen either Mr.. Fair
child or Mr.. Grace to talk with them
on the subject. | should not think, how
ever, that the treatment we received
at Saratoga would warrant the putting
forward of an Independent ticekt in the
State. II would simply mean the cleo
ton Of Mr.. Morton.
II am agraid that Morton will be elect
ed, any way. but a split of the kind said
to be contemplated would insure his
occupancy OF the Gubernatorial chair"
The evening world., 1894-10-01
ROCKY" MOORE ARRESTED.
Held on the Charge of AssnultinE
Painter Jones.

Matthew II. Moore. also known as
Rocky Moore, fifty-six years old, Of
443 ST. AIMS avenue, was held in 1900
bail for examination in the Morrisania
Court this morning, charged with felo-
NOUS assault on James Jones, a painter,
OF 7S2 East One Hundred and Forty
sixth street.
Rocky" Moore Is brother OF ex-
State Senator Hugh Moore and is a sub
contractor in the Department of Street.
Cleaning in the Annexed District. He
has been a skilful pugilist and won his
soubriquet in the ring.
Jones says that while in Webber's
saloon, at 466 Brook avenue, on Sept &C.
he got into a dispute with Moore while
they were discussing plan for starting
a Foresters' lodge.
The men came to blows, and when
Jones picked up a chair Moore shot him.
infiicting slight scalp wound. Moore
eluded arrest until to-day.
The evening world., 1894-10-01
MADAM is OUT OF 1T.
VIII Have No More naturalization
Business for N Time.

Judge McAdam, OF the Superior Court
said in court to-day that he did not want
any more naturalizing to do II he could
help 1t. He has made the same remark
many times, and so have all the judges.
But when a Judge Is sitting in Chambers
he has to hear these cases or he is liable
10 impeachment.
Judge McAdam was afe to-day in trial
term, Part III, where no such cases can
be forced upon him. He will not sit in
Chambers until next March, so he Will
not be b1thered again with naturaliZa-
tion as a Superior Court Judge, at least
not until after election.
The evening world., 1894-10-01
SUES A POLICEMAN.
stanton Wants $4,000 and Threat
ems Criminal Suit for Assault.

Bowery, through his lawyer. Cornelius
O'Connor, has brought suit against Po-
liceman Conrad Schellenburger, OF the
Eldridge street. station, for $4,000 dam
ages for assault.
Stanton alleges that Policeman Schell-
enburger attacked him on the night of
Aug. on the Bowery, near Stanton
street, The beating he received was so
brutal, according TO Stanton, that he
was in Bellevue Hospital for three
bruises on his face and body
Lawyer O'Connor says he will not be
content with the civil suit, but will en-
deavor to have the policeman indicted
for assault.
The evening world., 1894-10-01
X. C. G. C. ROW PROBABLE.
There May He IA Fight Over the
New Committeeman.

The meeting of the Democratic Gen
eral Committee OF the Kings County
regulars at the Athenaeum tonight
promises to be lively one. The dates
for the primaries for delegates to the
conventions will be set and the State
ticket indorsed.
Trouble will probably arise over the
action of the Saratoga delegates in Sc
Delmar, John McCarty, Michael ].
Coffey and Patrick II. McCarren
The four men have always been identi-
fled with the machine. Most of the re-
organized Democrats are loud in their
disapproval OF the selection of the Com
mitteemeL. and say that the end has
not yet been heard.
The evening world., 1894-10-01
STILL ANOTHER RECORD.
October Cotton Sold mt 5.9I--CereaIs
Higher.

The cotton market went to smash this
morning. first sales indicating a decline
OF about points, October selling at 5.sI,
which makes new low record. as that
Is the lowest price ever touched for con-
tract cotton. The sales at the first call
were: october, 6.sl; November, 5.93 a
SIS; December, 5.9s a $50; January, SOC a
500; February, sos a 500 March. 6.lI a
6.33, Later prices were higher.
Shorts were scared In both wheat and
corn this morning, rushing wheat prices
up l-2c. at the opening. In endeavoring
to get back previous sales. Corn adj
vanced during considerable excitement
lie, bushel from the final of Saturday
with May corn 81 SIC. here and 81 SCI
at chicago. Oats sold up 1-Sc. to lac.
The evening world., 1894-10-01
TIGER HUNTERS TO CONFER.
The LNN's Committee Will Meet
the I. &. O.'s and O'Brienites.

Late this afternoon the Conference
Committee OF the Xxx. will meet con-
ference committee appointed by the Con-
vention of the Independent County Or
ganization to discuss the composition of
the union ticket that is TO be put In
the field against Tammany Hall.
The Independent Counties have de-
Clared themselves as first. last and all
the time against Tammany, and as will
ing TO combine with any respectable ele-
ment in hunting the Tiger from his lair.
for, too, so the conference is sure TO be
a harmonious one.
Earlier in the afternoon the LXX's
committee will hold IA conference with
the O'Brienites on the subject of the
proposed union ticket.
The evening world., 1894-10-01
BLUFFED HIS HONOR.

When Michael Flynn, charged with in
toxication, came before Justice Slmms,
in Essex Market Court to-day. he was
asked where he got any liquor yester-
day,
None of your business" he responded.
He Was fined 50.
The evening world., 1894-10-01

HouR share Of the saving OF Free Wool on
CARPETS can only be had at CowPERTHwAII' :
new store, lOI- los West l4th ST -
The evening world., 1894-10-01

MRS. WISsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP for child ZEN
eething softens the gums and allays all pain use
The evening world., 1894-10-01

Going! GoinE:! Gone!!.
WIN soon be the furniture novelties At FLISr's.
The evening world., 1894-10-01

YORK Central, Oct 9. %. rs round tTip.
The evening world., 1894-10-01
Contractor Carpenter Called.

and George W. Carpenter was called to
the witness stand. He lived at Port
chester. and was a crushed-stone com
tractor. He was now engaged In quarry
The evening world., 1894-10-01

fuII account OF Wall street arAirs viii b
World"
The evening world., 1894-10-01
To swear Election inspectors To-
Night,

The Democratic inspectors o; election appointed
last Friday by the Police Board, will he sworn
IN BY the Chlct ot the Election Bureau at Police
HEADQUARTERS tonight
The evening world., 1894-10-01
TnmmnnN Primnrics Tn-Nirht.

Primaries for the election of delegates
To the various Tammany conventions
will he held tonight in the different dis
trlCts.
The evening world., 1894-10-01
Papers Are Easily Lost.


rs It possible for a complaint to be
made against an officer and the papers
TO be taken from your possession
oh, yes. A Commissioner NAV call
Tor the papers and not return them for
some reason or other"
In nearly all the cases mentioned by
Mr.. Con, although the truth OF the
the complaint was either dismissed or
judgment was suspended No names
were mentioned by Mr.. Con on account
OF the nature OF the complaints excant
in one case, that OF Patrolman Brunner,
who was simply reprimanded.
single case where there had been a
dismissal on any of these charges, and
only seven complaints had been made
in ten years.
Major Kipp also produced a list OF
members OF the police force who had
been dismissed, but who had been re-
stored after resort TO legal proceed
ings. and the courts had reversed the
action OF the Commissioners
What, In your opinion, is the effect
on the discipline OF the force OF these
reyersals OF the findings OF the Com,
missioners? asked Mr.. Goff
Il don't think am able 10 answer tina
question" replied Major Kipp.
do you think II would be OF advan
tage II the Legislature should pass a Law
making the decisions OF the Commission
ers nnal In these dismissals?" asked Sen
ator o. Connor
That is also a question that do no
feel competent TO answer"
DID you ever hear that the polio,
Surgeons who are called in TO attend al
Mr.. Goff.
"No. sir. 1 never heard OF It,"
COntraetor Carasnter Called
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-09
w. Il. T.E.Y.L.O

Daughters Of Daniel Lamont how
ever. had produced couple OF very
fast pncefr IN l'rimn Donna, 2.0p ~,
and Nightingale 2il i+2. Another
daughter IL the dam Of Snow Bird. 2.2s.
u should not be forgotten, however,
thar prlmn Donnn n by brother TO
the whites stallion lamps, 2.2i. and
that the Wlik.s family " producing
more pneers than any other strain OF
blood. Also u Rhould be remembered
iiint tho other fnut PAGER. NiRhunFnie,
produced by the daughter of Daniel
Lambert. had for her sire the Wilkes
ntnllion Alcantnri, thnt has sired four
teen PAGERS with records Of 2;e5 or brt-
Ter, AMONG thom four with records
better than 2'ih. u may be, therefore.
fhifly argued that the two daughters on
Dnnlel Lambert that produced PAGERS
WIN fccprdH better than s;I5 were not
amy moro responsible for the gait and
speed Of their progeny than were the
whites stations which sired the mafsa.
On the other hand. daughters OF Dnn-
iel l.nuRSeit have been remarkably suc-
ceHsful IN producing trottlng speed.
Setting ABIDE The $3.50 standard az
rather TOO slow Tor the times Il may ba
said thnt Lambert mares have pro.
duoed eight trnttcfn with records bet.
ter than s'20, and when one considers
that Pnmlico, 2;i0 I-2 ~ among fheilN
ana TINT one Daniel Lambert mare haf
tWo HViters and pacar IN The 2:2O llai
y VIII be seen that II n essentially Ia
IN" frniale line that the blood OF Lam
1eft m most prrpotcnt Also that this
aiorshn blpod IL 80 atr0ng and positive
strain with which Il may be sought 10
blend ~ Il II good thing. thai Nor.
tfottcr.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-09
Mating and breeding swine IN tue
su.ffl

Mating and breeding swine in tue
south.
We will discuss this subject without
any preliminary dissertation says the
Southern Live stock journal. THE
fight n half won" with a iirHt-claas
boar To any rejecting mind THE
necessity VIII at once present itself
OF whatever breed. IL should be an
animal with straight lines, weil-devoi-
upcd chest and loins, compact, hrund
head and strong legs. Let compact
ness be the disideratum sought after.
20 when mated 10 a lengthy, r0omy
sow, the product Will be the golden
menn" Only permit male 10 Herye a
SOW once, unless the seryice be unsatis-
factory Keep him in "A small enclosure
With grass or clover feed literally,
but ludieiously. The more vitality
boar possesses, the greater the number
and smoother the pigs Twenty BOWS
is a FUN list for q single aniipnl. howe
ghould, as your boar be carefully
selected. only LET them nave length; ~
formed, generally, they are more pro-
iiflc, fnrr0w larger pigs and have better
udders consign any sow 10 the meat
house that Is not milk producer for
without this natural nopriahment IN
protjer quantities, pigs Will BE- etunted
Ia the beginning and viii be rants 10
lie end. The question Of breeds ia AZ
intermlnable an II j. insolvhble. Read
an article from the pen u some feneier
Of some particular breed, one VIII
almost be convinced mat that IL the
hog par excellence. turn page. you
WIN and views Of another on differ.
.,it breed. which seems beyond refptn-
lion. q thirds ideas seem equally
lncontrovertable. and 70 on, might
say ad nauseum.
The only distinct hog we have y the
Berkshire-tnat comes from England,
and / reckon this Is the reason We
know but little further about It. The
Chester originated somewhere IN
Pennsylvania. the Jersey In New YORK
and New Jersey. but % our mind the
evolmcnt and early history Of many
breeds are az ailegorieei. and are about
as credible as the story % Ronulns
and Remus being sucked " 4 she-wclf.
These histories a. show the fertile