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The evening world., 1894-08-29
FIRE IN FULTON STREET.
The brooklyn Biscuit Company
Loss Estimated mt 100000.

A fire which broke out in the big four
story building at 46-4s Fulton street.
Brooklyn, occupied by the Brooklyn Bis
cult Company. at 3 O'Clock this morning.
completely guttej the building. The
damage is estimated at $4,000. which Is
covered by insurance.
The building Is a new one, and the
Company had only moved into 1t yester-
day. 1t extends back on lots Nos. 80. Il
and 43 Doughty street.
The The President OF the Company Il Con- Con.
treasurer and manager II ]. r. Strachan.
and the secretary. Frank Held.
the o me time the frs was dlssovsTss
Waterman Bumdell, who made hourly
tours through the different floors, The
nres were. all banked In the ovens,
ready, to be started at o'clock this
morning. when the Company expected
20 begin the trial work OF baking in
Al Waterman BumdeIl passed along
The evening world., 1894-08-29
MARRIED AT EIGHTY-FOUR.
Banker Potter Pays 10000 for n
Fifty-Year-Old Bride.
(By Associated Press.

NY ASSOCIATED Irehh)
LOUISVILLE, KY. Aug. 29-Louis
Potter. a rich old banker. of Bowling
Green. has just secured a wife at an
outlay OF $4,000 to the friend who ar
ranged the match and a Suitable settle
ment on the bride. The wedding took
place last night. Mr.. Potter is eighty
four years Of age and is great-grand-
father. He was one OF the pioneers OF
Warren County, and during his long
life has amassed a fortune. Abou,
twelve years ago he celebrated his
golden Wedding. and his wife lived until
two years ago. MIR. Potter has provided
well for his children and started them
In life with a small fortune each.
A few days ago he disposed OF most
OF his remaining estate by deciding l,
to his heirs and entered into a marriage
contract with Mrs. Mary 8. Mcclellan
fifty years OF age.
The evening world., 1894-08-29
LABOR DAY EXCURSIONS.
The Lehish Valley Railroad 90 Ran
One to Niagara Falls and Mauch
Chunk. &

The picturesque Lsnigh Valley Rail-;
road is well deserving Of this
title, for nowhere can be found such
scenery as Is traYersed by this line. The.
EXCURSION to Niagara. Falls leaves Cort-
landt and Desbrosses street ferries at
SO A. NJ. 6.l0 and p. M, on Saturday
next. Tickets are good to deturn on
my OF their regular trains up to and in-
GLIDING Sept. }. This is the time or
the year when Niagara Falls and liz
surroundings may be seen at their best
A. speci'l train. with oining-cars at
tached. the latter being u new innova-
ton. will leave Cortlandt and Dee
presses streets at SO A. N. for uau1t
Chunk, Glen Onoko and the world-re-
nownei Switchback Railroad. This = =
trio which Is always enjoyable, and =
visit to the coal regions Is one that viii
never be forgotten. Tickets for any az
the excursions may be had at any o1
the the fs9rs: Before '0 q. ' asSss.a ss e
trains. - -
The evening world., 1894-08-29
BADER AMONG HIS FRIENDS.
The Gravesend Election Inspector
at Coney Island Again.

Frederick E. Bader. the election in
spector who has been spending five
months in the Kings County Peniten-
tiary for completely In the Gravesend
election frauds, Is a free man to-day,
and was about Coney Island this morn
Ing receiving the congratulations Of his
friends.
Bader will not have to pay the fine OF
$500. which was part OF his sentence.
County Clerk Cottier this morning re-
ceived an order from Supreme Court
Justice Brown in Newburg RENTING
Bader's fine.
A certified copy Of the order was car
ried to the Kings County Penitentiary
late yesterday afternoon and presented
to Warden Hayes. .'
Bader's application to have his fine
RENTED was made on the ground that
he was too poor to pay It and would
have to remain In prison 500 days unless
1t was RENTED.
The next Gravesender to be released
from the penitentiary is School Princi-
pal Michael Ryan, whose term expires
the last of September.
The evening world., 1894-08-29
JUDGE CHARGED WITH THEFT
Hanna Accused Of Stealing $t
from q Friend.
He Is . Justice OF tho Peace in
Jersey City.

Justice OF the Peace Edmund c.
Hanna, of $50 1onnelle avenue. Jersey
city, was prisoner before Justice
Douglass In that city this morning on
the charge of larceny.
The Justice yesterday afternoon. In
company with William L. Wilson. was
drinking in a saloon on Communipaw
avenue. 1t Is alleged while talking to
Wilson the Judge took IS bill from
his pocket. A witness claimed he saw
the money being taken from Wilson and
told him about 1t. He caused the arrest
of the Justice.
In court to-day Judge Hanna denied
the theft. but was held In 500 bail to
await the action of the Grand Jury.
The evening world., 1894-08-29
"eHosT" ON EXHIBITION.
MnpIetOn's Terror Decorntcs Flat
bush Engine House 3.

Members Of the Windsor Hose Com
pany. No. 8. who succeeded in solving
the Napoleon ghost mystery. are looked
upon as heroes by people in Flatbush
to-day.
The brave laddies who succeeded
where scientists and bicycle riders failed
are w. T. Tibballs. Otto Siegman, Will
Probert. They went to Mspleton Mon
day night and caught his Rlostship as
he appeared on tine spot where Margaret
Barring shot herself.
The ghost was a padded cross. covered
with a white sheet and rugged up To
slide along wire. which gave II the APP
pearance of floating through the air.
The two men wlo were manipulating
the ghosts movements escaped. The
ghost Is now on exhibition at the engine
house in Flatbush.
The evening world., 1894-08-29
Says She Was Abducted.
Try Associated Pross.)

HUNTINGTON. Ind. Aug. ?9.-Mrs. Eli
Middleton. who disspperei from here a
week ago has returned and tells a ptiful
story. She says she was abducted from her
home by two men who placed her In a closed
carriage and drove over to Ohio. where she was
confined In house In a strip OF woods and closs ~
guarded by two negroes During the daytime she
was locked in a dark cellar, Her child Was
taken from her and they told her they had muir
dered II. Friday night she was again placed In
a carriage and driven to within a few miles si
her home when she was put out and told TO 20.
Her child was still alive, they stated, but they
said they would keep It,.
The evening world., 1894-08-29

he could, and sent email boy back with
the rig, but the police captured him q
Broad and Market streets and locked
him up
Chandler finally secured the boys re-
lease, and the latter promptly threatened
to sue the inspector for damages resultS
this by the prompt payment Of an u
cash. 5tFi
Then the livery stable keeper began e.
clamor for his rig, which was found
fl
The evening world., 1894-08-29
HE TOOK THE WRONG RIG.
Health Inspector Chnnaisr's Mis-
take Caused u False Arrest.
(special TO The Evening World

Especial TO The Evening WoTld.J
NEWARK. Aug. 29.-When Health In
spector David Chandler started on his
rounds yesterday he took by mistake a
buggy belonging to the Osborne furni-
ture store, next door to the Health once.
cred and SPp the police. who were nosiGed,
put four detectives on the case, and
notified all precincts toswatch out for
the thief.
ing serenely about hunting for small
poX. When he returned the horse to the
livery stable he learned his mistake, and
was Threatened with arrest for trying TO
hired.
Chandler explained the case a. best
The evening world., 1894-08-29
DOG-CATCHER ACCUSED.
Charged with Trying to Hit q
Dentist with n Dog.


LONG ISLAND CITY. Aug. 2s.-Dan-
lei Donohue. one of the official dog
catchers of Long Island City. was a
prisoner before Justice Duffy this morn
ing, on a charge Of assault.
The complainant was Dentist Batter
man, who is Secretary of the Health
Board of Long Island City. Donohue
was catching a dog this morning, and
the way In which he swung the animal
around. caused Batterman to remon-
strate with him. The dog was in front
OF Dillon's dry-goods store on Jackson
avenue, and Batterman alleged that
Donohue tried to strike him with the
dog on account of his interfering. He
then had Donohue arrested.
Judge Duffy gave the dog-catcher a
lecture, and told him he, as a public
official. should uphold the laws instead
Of breaking them. Then he discharged
him.
The evening world., 1894-08-29
WAS TO BE Welded TONIGHT
Meyer Is n Prisoner, However, on
Charge of Burglary.

Fred Meyer eighteen years old, OF
121 Fifty-third street. South Brooklyn.
and Thomas Cullen, twenty years old
of Sixty-seventh street and Fourth ave-
nue.. were prisoners this morning,
dence of James Moss. lag Fifty-third
street, and stealing $il3 worth of porp-
erty, consisting Of .jewelry. knives. pis-
tolls, rifle and a shotgun. Cullen was
Justice Tighe.
Meyer was caught in a hotel at Coney
Island. When awakened by police
man he begged to be released, saying
that he was to be married tonight to a
girl living In New York. In his posses
sion were several OF the stolen arti-
Giles and check drawn on the defunct
Commercial Bank. Of Brooklyn.
The evening world., 1894-08-29
HARMONY GETS A BLACK EYE.
state Democracy Will Send n Con-
testing Delegation to Saratoga.

The action Of the State Democracy in
deciding to send contesting delegation
to Saratoga is a hard blow to harmony.
Mayor Gilroy's invitation to come In and
be knocked down at the primaries was
ignored. The State Democracy de-
clares that It will unite with any honest
combination on the Mayoralty question.
but unite with the State machine-never!
When ex-Mayor Grace returns from
Europe he may confer with the other
anti-Tammany organizations about the
selection OF a candidate for Mayor The
primaries to choose delegates TO the
State Convention will be held Sept. is,
and the primaries to elect delegates to
local conventions on Sept. 20.
The evening world., 1894-08-29

Civil Justice Roesch has appointed Emil RAyer.
janitor OF the Fourth Judicial District Court. ID
succeed Ettienne Boyer resigned. Boyer re.
signed when Justice Roesch instituted proceed
,ngs for the removal OF Alexander Baemer for
absence from duty. Boyer had not put in an ap.
pearance at the Court House At all, and Rossch
asked for bis resignation.
The evening world., 1894-08-29
WOULD NOT SERVE A RIVAL.

Ex-POIiceman Gleason broke His
wIfe's Arm for Refusing.
CoNEY ISLAND. L. l., Aug. 29.-Ex-
Policeman Joseph Gleason, who was
charged with breaking his wife Louisa 8
arm q week ago, was arrested to-day.
Mrs. Gleason and her husband had a
breaking her arm.
Mrs. Gleason said to-day the cause of
the trouble was that she would not get
dinner for a woman her husband had
brought to their house.
Gleason was arraigned before Justice
Finnerty and held for trial.
The evening world., 1894-08-29
ALLEGED POLICY WRITER'S.
One of Them Tried to stab an on
Ger When Arrested.

Charles Smalley and Herman Rose,
who was accused OF being proprietor and
writer, respectively. OF an alleged pol
icy-shop. at 30 Ellery street, Williams
burg, were held In the Lee Avenue
Court to-day to await further examina-
Detectives Donlsn and Koelsch raided
the place yesterday, afternoon, after
they had sent little boy In to secure a
the place, and when the former saw the
officers he swore that he would not be
taken alive, and drawing a knife from
his pocket, threatened TO stab koelsch.
natrol-box. While he was fighting with
the officers, Rose had an excellent
chance to escape. but he failed to take
advantage OF It
The evening world., 1894-08-29
NO MAYOR FOR NEW YORK.
II Mcclellan Goes to Albany There
viii he No One to A-t.

The Constitutional Convention IL an
alluring attraction for Acting Mayor
Mcclellan. He is making arrangements
for trip to Albany, and will spend sew
eral days there. He may start to-mor-
row or Friday and remain over Monday,
Labor Day, and he viii not be here 10
review the workingmen's parade.
tive head if MAYOR t;iiroy and the Act
ing Mayor are both away. The law
makes no provisions for any substitutes
in the absence of both.
The evening world., 1894-08-29

Both Mr.. and Mrs. Bauland were out
from an early hour this morning look
ing for Rose. A ten-year-old brother
of the girl, who was at home, said to
an Evening World" reporter that his
mother had received a letter from some
one who claimed to know where Rose
was hiding.
Immediately after receiving the letter
Mrs. Bauland left for the writer's home.
She had not returned when a reporter
for the Evening World" called.
The evening world., 1894-08-29
WANT A RECEIVER.
Application Made by Ex-ConEress-
man Pidock's Sons.
tspec,a, TO The Evening WORLDLY

Especial to The Evening WORLDLY
NEWARK. N. j.. Aug. GAN appti-
cation for a receiver for the real estate
of ex-Congressman Pidcocks was made
before Vice-Chaneellor Van Fleet by
Alvah Clark and Mr.. Pidcocks sons this
morning.
The application was made for the pur-
pose OF securing the proceeds OF the
peach crop ON the sixteen farms when
PIdcock owned before he failed. The
matter was laid over till tomorrow.
The evening world., 1894-08-29
ACTOR HANNIGAN RELEASED

Missing Rose Bauland's Parents
Have n Clue to Her Whereabouts.
The parents Of Rose Bauland, who dis
appeared from her home at 229 East One
Hundred and Fifteenth street on Sum
day, are convinced that Thomas Han
nigan, the Coney Island actor. had no
hand in her abduction or flight. and Mr..
Bauiand has requested the release of
Hannigan. who had been arrested on
his complaint,
The evening world., 1894-08-29
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The evening world., 1894-08-29
POURED OIL ON A FIRE.
Mrs. Muller Fatally Burned In Her
Kitchen at New ark.

NbptVIuT 70 Inc ENcHTHK NVTIu.T
NEWARK, y. j., Aus 29-Mrs. Anna
Mills, thirty years old, of go Ferry
street, poured oil from can into a
lighted kitchen stove this morning
The oil caught fire and the woman
was fatally burned. She was removed
to ST. Nicholas Hospital.
The evening world., 1894-08-29
Hoistsd the Flag of the Peace.

HIGHLANDS OF NAvEsINk. n. j., Aug, 70.
The nag OF the Peace Society was noAtsd on
the liberty pole at this place to-day. II va,
holsted In honor OF the recent International
Peace Congress at Antwerp. Belgium.
The evening world., 1894-08-29
Where Are the McCrystaIs.

supt. Byfnes has been asked by r. W. Young
Chief OF the Sioux City police to hnd the where
abouts OF Maggie, Katie. Mary and Lizzie Me-
Crystal. They were last heard Of SIX years ago
and then lived at 3J5 East Thirty -seventh street
The evening world., 1894-08-29

MRS. MISSIONS soorHISs SYRUP for chill,
dren testhing Ia the family bsneiActor. 26c -
The evening world., 1894-08-29
Boarders Wanted.

SMALL FAMILY, living In nst will board . ~
spectacle man: home comfsFts; call. Lynch. ~
10th ave, cor. Sith st., all week.
The evening world., 1894-08-29
sALT-RHEUM; FLESH CRACKED OPEN
AND RLEDi

Miss LOTrIE CLARK, Riper Falls, Pierce
County. Wisconsin, writes:
1T gives me pleasure TO express my faith
In the virtue OF DR.. Plerce's Golden Medical
Discovery. Having suffered for three years
from salt-rhcum, and after having been un-
successfully treated by q good physician, I
The evening world., 1894-08-29


began the use OF
the Discovery
The humor was
In my hands. I
was Obliged to
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on them for
m o n I b 8 at a
time, changing
the ering
m orning and
singing, burn
ing ana itching
sensation would
be 90 int se
that at times Y
seemed a. II I
The evening world., 1894-08-29
MIss CLARI

when I bent the fngers. the ncsh would
me 10 describe tho intense pain and suffer-
ing which endured night and day. After
taking six bottles OF the Discovery
was entirely cured.
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ausfaq Der @obl in unlerem Diitrift
iiber bas parteiperbdltniB enti6eibet, Elm
umitanb welder aur Golse bat, ba B
ptellei6t bic g ttmmen elmer
geringen NnSebl Stimmse.
ber unieres Diitrtfts boriiber
entIbeiben perben, Oh bic eroBen politi.
lten uno poIfsmirtbidaitliben Gra9en
Der Gesenpart III bemofrotiihem ooer re-
publitaniihem Sinne eelot werben.
Die GrunbIase ieoer freien 3esies
runssIorm 1T Die sSntelli9en5
oer Blrser. Menn aber sabl=
reid,e Biir9er, oft bic inteilisenteren,
apatbiIf Die 9dnoe in ben Sdpb leeen
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ibmubisem @etriebe Der pplitit gu
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laee allmdhlis SerbrDdeln uno BON Der
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plob 9etpilIenloIer 9an6luertspolititer
weroen, oeren oberiter @runoiab "The
public be damnedw beibt nnb bic
lebi9lid barauf ausgeben permittelit ber
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pirb aber bag Gnbe Der sroben Rom0oie
lein, tuenn serabe bic intellieenteren
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sun9 unierer politilden gu itdnbe mits
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seize Hiemanb bem bas Bob /
Ieiner Mitbiirser am Ser
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iol ii6 in ibrem Belib befinben. Wenn
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gum pro3eB fommt, 10 biirfte ber|elbe
fid, 5umal es lib I'm Elm enormes gers
m0sen banoelt, 81 elmer cause celebre
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inston unb Bpomins ie Elm Senator
3ur Beiebuns ber iebt befebenben 8a=
fansen au erpdblen. Sn bieien lebteren
bret Staaten fnb mutbmabli6 republic
fani1be Senatoren 3ll ertparten BON
ben 80 neu gu beiebenben 5iben fno
IL Der Ia jebt BON Demoiraten inne
sebabten bielen uno Is Der l6 republi-
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einen Yopuliiten (@ouDerneur 3illman)
perlieren; Martin (Gonias) unb Mc.
Yberion (gem Serlep) merben poraus.
libtliG republifanilde. .Nobfolser srbal=
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aerebnet toeroen. baB 6isgins (&ep.,
Delamare) uno @uIlom Rep, SlIinois)
ibre 5ibe an Demofraten perliersn,
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einen Yopuliiten.
Sur 3eit be ltebt Der Bunbes 5enot
aus 43 OemDfraten, 81 Hepublitanern
unb 5 Yopnlilten. Wpn 2ebteren leb=
men lih an bic republifaniIhe portei
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bic oemotratiide Yartei. Rple unb III.
len. 8on ben 43 Demofraten best
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&ehnet man alio Srbp iiir ben 81.
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li9 nod Dem 5. Mdrj 1896 unter 3u-
srunoelesuns obiser Bere9nuusen bic
politilhe 3ulammenie iebuns oes gun=
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populiiten 8. Sic Yopuliiten miirben
alIo BET Der Orsani iation bic entjbei.
oenoe 5timme baben. Da nun aber
funf prn ben abt Yopulilten tart nod
oet bemofratiIden Seite binneisen, III es
pabrl4einli4, oas fie semeinidaftli9
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lleberoiss fommen i'm 2aufe bss 54.
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Mri3ona 3uselailen uiro) bemofratl6e
Senatorsn aus Den neuen Staaten Utah
unb Nep=Weerifo bin3u. Ste Orsani.
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pdpers IN bic Spietl4es bun be @ehe-
candidate Wann mer eridt bic 9lo=
mindiden bat for Office. DO ssbt
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made. Des Sblinlmibte berbei is, bic
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near, nm 10 8elhift aa1 mod su
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bano suitimmenbe Mpibens, mann mer
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menn mer li9 net auf be bebere Bubel
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mindi6en, un wenn le met uf emer soI,
oene plat seoffereo wern tbdt, rejette. "
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-10-11

Wenn es barauf antommt, ben 8iir=
germ @elb ab3uamaden ober nertbpole
9ripilesien absuihuinbeln, 10 nebmen
bic rei9en Gorporationen feine HiidIi6
ten. Mnbers itebt bie Sade aber, wenn
Iie iel6it berappen muiIen. Sn Iolben
6dllen muB man ibnen bas @elo nit
@epalt aus ben Grallen sieben.
Die Gprporationen baben nidt
allein Seine Seele," Ionoern
fie baben bur9mes v,usetn0pIte Salden."
Dielem umitanb lit es 3uSul6reiben,
bab bic County, uno MunieipalfaiIe leer
lit. Sic Glienbabnen l4uloen Der
Stabt bic toloHale Summe BON $354,-
900 als ibren Mntbeil an ben Soften Der
9o6-Strabe= unb JrontsStrabe= Bio
buete, baben a5er big jest troboem lle
au rpieoerbolten Dfalen CUR 3oblune
ibrer 56uloen auiseforoert wnroen
nod teinen Gent berappt.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-10-11

49, lleber bic llnannebmlibteit elmer
politii1en ganbioatur bat bieier Sage
elm bieoerer 0eutiher, Der leit Sabren
ben Sadipn g. 0oofnofle nit Nussn
seleien, folsenoermaben lih ausgeipro-
den: rGs tonnt sur nit bic Gueitldsn
lein, baB i'd ilsct nerhe thdt. mann id
nor mein Msino uim made tonnt, irgeno
NomineIhen for Office Sc aceepte
Mmmer ib bent. Wlann mo E gisbs
partiteldr Is uf lein Gbdrdfter un ui
iein &eputdl lden, Der tanns gar nel
diorbe. for Office 3e r6nne. Nei
bab idb's for S@ann eonfibern thdt
{ @dlarp 3e brawe for met ierptees
atpmer Der 9rowuel Is: bic Nius'