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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-23
Hound About Town.

An overturned candle at . 20 o'clock this morn.
Ing caused small hge on the toy floor Of the SIX
ments we're occupied by william Beaver,
The body o fthe man which was found ros,-
hys years TIa t Was fsuHs fo",!mS In the Eas,
at 6 o'clock this morning. The man about
Ave feet eight inches tall. with dark hair and
mustAcao.
A ERE occurred the second door o, the Ave
story hrown-stone building. g West Twenty
first street. occupied by Mrs 4. Grifin. shortly
after IL o'clock last night. The damage was
slight
Rosetta Czeisler. the sixteen yesr.oId east
siGs gin. who attempted suicide Tnesdny night
conyalescng ia the prison ward Of Bellevue
Hospital.
TAe body ., t,Es man which vas found roa,.
Tuesday morning, MAS yesterday Identified by
Patrick SheohAn, OF - Catharine street. as that
Philadelphia W,lch was about siAty years old
by trade, TEL DOWN ght u stairs in the house
1875 Third Avenue last eyonins, and received a
severe scalp wound. Lsuse MAS Intoxicated, and
At BELLEVUE Hospital where be Was taken, he
could not give his address.
Herman Ro.on. a Saodish boy. tiE yssrs old
fell do"n three flights OF stairs at ms home 80
pound frscturc ~ The skull lie Was taken to
bellevue IA "a critical condition.
rhIlip McGtrh twenty years old, o' $50 IVES,
Thrt! ,hrl street Who sells papers in the
early myHuE 10 the Tcnderoin Precinct, vas
held i'm $50 hs! for trtel at Jc1er.on Market
Court To-day. he wac charged BY las brother.in.
law, Joseph O'uoanrll With forcing a door and
stealing al uyercOst valued az So last Monday
niEhI The coat WAS pawned and McGIrk gave
Donnel the ticket yesterday.
Lizzie sullivan. cf lJ5 Allen street. was nneI
80 IN the Essex Market Police Court to-day
She was arrested on Aug. 10 last for ioitering on
tAe Howery. On the way 10 court the follow NJ
morning she gave birth to enid and vas taken
to Gouyerncur Hospital. where she remained q
prisoner until this morning
In the Essex Market Police Court to-day Justice
Fc'tDoF held John H. Ford, twenty three Years
old, p' 2li Fasi Roadway :0- trial on charge
OF assault preferred hy MIS- Ida Casalole OF slI
Avenue 4 She said that while she was at the
font " EltEcrs srCcf last aish' the defendan,
Attempted ~ take IMPROPER liberties With her
Irwin \. Pratt, ~ 10. he kslb avenue Brook.
Iva "ruacd she pol q this piiy Today tha,
Frederick Vaughan twenty years old has been
N Nsins from his home IT Church street. Rut-
lana, VI, since Aug IS, The young man is said
10 have wandered away while deneuted and is
supposed to have come 70 this eiy.
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ACCUSES BAKE s|ERsBuRG.
Rosie Fuegsr Says He As
saulte, Her.
Only Sixteen Yefs Old and EN-
ployed mills Store.

John Giersburg, well-to-do baker,
of IA Throop avenu Williamsburg. was
held by Police Juste Steers in the Lee
Avenue Police Cout Williamsburg, to-
day on n charge { criminal assault.
The complainant i,pretty little Rosie
Fueger, who is not 1t sixteen years old.
Rosie lived untila few months ago
with her mother d $50 Melrose street
and attended scho{ When the school
closed she looked apund for a position,
and finally secured place in Baker
Giersburg's store. he hadn't worked
there long, she alges, before Giers-
burg began TO maxi Improper proposals
to her. Rosie th1tened to tell her
mother, and then 4rsburg said that II
she did he would dcharge her.
Rosie alleges thala week ago Giers-
burg assaulted her A few days later.
she says. Giersburhgain misused her.
Then Rosie told hen other and the lat
ter secured warlnt for the bakers
arrest.
Giersburg denies lie girls story.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-23
NEW JERSEY NEWS.
THROWN FROM A TRAIN.
stephen BirdsaII, of OrndclI, MR.
rOwly Escaped Death
Especial to The Evening WORLDLY

NSpeClaI 10 Inc Evening NotluI
HACKENSACK, N. j.. Aug. 23.-Ste-
phen Birdsall OF Oradell, N. j., was
picked up on the track of the New Jer-
sey and New York Railroad. between
Riverdale and Cherry HILL at about Q. Is
o'clock last night by Engineer Ike
Hasbrouck. Birdsal's head was badly
cut, and his body bruised In several
places. He was carried into the bag
gage car and given restoratives
Arriving at Hackensack, Birdsall was
placed in an ambulance and taken to
the Hackensack Hospital. His condition
is critical. but the physicians hope to
save him.
Birdsall was a passenger on the train
which left Cherry Inn at 100 o'clock
last night. He persisted in standing on
the rear platform of the last car. in
spite of the protests of the train
men, and was last seen by the brake
man near the place where he was found.
1t Is supposed that he was thrown from
the platform while rounding a curve.
Birdsall has wife and n little girl.
He was employed in New York City.
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HIS WIFE FORGOT HIM.
sculptor De Luccn Is Now Accused
Of SlappinR Her.

Pasquale de Lucca. an Italian sculptor
OF some note in the Williamsburg col
ony, was held for trial in the Lee Ave
nue. Police Court this morning on a
charge of assaulting his wife. Nellie.
The sculptor lives at 224 Union avenue.
Night before last. 1t is stated. De
Lucca was taken sick with cramps. and
he sent his wife in haste to the neigh
boring drug store for medicine. The
woman procured the drug, but ON the
way home she met friend, who told
her he was also ILL., Mrs. De Lucca, for
getting all about her husband, handed
over the medicine to her friend, 1t is al
legged. and then went to her father S
home at 40 Havemeyer street, and went
to sleep. De Lucca went to the Have
meyer address, and. 1t Is alleged,
slapped his wife's face vigorously.
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DON'T HEED SATOLL!.
Catholic knights VIII Run the Bar
mt Their own Picnic.

The sale OF the bar and lunch privi-
leges" at the excursion OF the Catholic
knights OF America next Thursday was
held last evening in Convent Hall. in
Lexington avenue, near Sixty-tifth street.
r. j. Scully, Chairman of the Committee
OF Arrangements, acted as auctioneer.
After slow bidding had raised the priv
iege TO a value OF SEQ, the Chairman,
in behalf of the Committee knocked IL
down To himself for E22j, and announced
that the organization would run the bar
This decision. II IS said, is in direct OPP
position to the Views of Mgr. Satolii
which were recently made public and
which have since been fully Endorsed by
Archbishop Corrigan.
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MARIE TEMPEST SAILS.
She starts for Southampton on the
Augusta Victoria.

The Augusta Victoria and the Werk-
endam sailed to-day. the former for
Southampton and Hamburg and the lat
ter for Rotterdam.
In the cabin OF the Augusta Victoria
were Marie Tempest, the singer, who
goes to London top the Leicester Square
Theatre for the season; Albert Nathan,
DR.. Arthur Mcdonald, Richard Fraenkel,
Edwin Isham. Joseph Jonas. George ii.
Meyers, Charles II. Meyers. German
Consul at Philadelphia; S. Hampton
Rogers. I. Schmidt, United States Con-
SIsp aseh, ns s ,s
Svabold and Miss Elise Vrede.
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CLOSE CALL FOR A TUG.
Was Nearly Cut i'm Two by the
BnttIeship Oregon.


SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 23.-The bat
teship Oregon was out for Il spin yes
terday, and her engines worked beau
tifully. Coming down the bay from
above Goat Island, Capt. Goodall opened
her out for squirt and she fairly flew
through the water. While the Oregon
was speeding at "A terrific pace tho tug
Rockaway had the temcrity TO cross her
bows, and barely escaped being cut in
two. The tug had been sent out with Il
photographer 10 take snap shot at the
Oregon.
Capt. Good.lI saw the danger and
rang Ia back the warship at full speed.
Her impetus could not be checked at
such short notice. and she was carried
on by her momentum almost against the
tug.
The tugs stern was under the Oregon =
bow, and the next moment she was lost
10 sight from the shore. big roller
from the oregon had struck the tugs
OF harms way.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-23
INSPECTOR STRICKEN.
One of the Newark Health officials
Has Small-POx

NEWARK, N. j., Aug. 23.-Five new
cases of smallpox have developed
during the last twenty-four hours, all
Of them in crowded districts and scat
tered all over the city. AS usual, the
Health Office was greatly surprised, but
gave out the assurance. which they
that there would be absolutely no more
cases.
A health inspector is among these new
cases.
There are now seventeen special in
spectors guarding quarantined houses.
and the pest house Is crowded with
cases. If there have beene any deaths
they have beene concealed
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-23
NO TROUBLE IN HAYTI.
IIippOlyte, Who Is All Right, Again
COntrndicts Some Rumors.

Minister Clement Haentjens, OF the
Haytiln Legation, to-day received a
cableSram from President Hippolyte
confirming Saturdays report OF his i'll
ness. but containing the information that
he had fully recovered his health. The
cablegram was terse, and read as fol-
lows:
Was indisposed Saturday. Have recovered
Deny report in newspapers.
is'Uneuj President HIPPOLYTE
Mr. Haentjens says that the last SEN
tence. Deny reports In newspapers"
applies to the rumors OF an impending
revolution at the next election. Accord
ing 10 the Haytian Minister, there is
nothing In the state OF Haytian affairs
to indicate that there will he revolu-
ton. and the reports originated from
Hippolyte's opponents, whose headquar-
tiers are at Kingston. from which place
the rumors of war were teegraphed
here
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GAVE A BOGS CHECK.
sigent II. vcndig ccused by j. IL
ROhs.

s!gent II. Vendig,p or 1875 Bushwlck
avenue. Brooklyn, nce-track tout. was
arragned In the Gas Avenue Police
Court this morning ctrged with passing
a bogus cneck for sl5n J. II. Rohrs, Of
Broadway and Halseytreet.
Veullg at first plead not guilty, and
was demanded In defst of $500 bail. He
afterwards had a coGersation with his
accuser, and settled III matter, Bresuma-
bly, o. paying the ). He was then
dismissed, as the coplaint was with
drawn.
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Welded IN THE OPEN AIR.
brooklyn Mnn United to His Bride
on New Jersey Lawn.

BRIDGETON, N. j., Aug. 23.-Charles
ii. Abel, of Brooklyn, and Miss Carrie
Ware, daughter OF James Ware, well
known and retired merchant of this city,
were married in the open air to-day.
The ceremony was performed on the
lawn of MIR. Wares residence, while the
bridal party stood under shady trees
Revs. Beadle and Bridges, both Presby-
terrain ministers, ofiiciated. The bride s
costume was OF white satin. A large
number of friends of the couple occu-
pied rustic seats and camp chairs on the
lawn during the ceremony. The bridal
couple started on n wedding trip which
will include the fashionable watering
places
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LEFT ON AN ARCTIC ISLAND.
Yacht Saxon Had to Abandon Prof
Bnttye md His Comrades,
INV Associated Pre-

wv AkbUVIaItu PfesF.J
ABERDEEN, Aug. 23.The yacht
Saxon has arrived at Peterhead, return
ing from a scientific expedition to the
Arctic regions. She reports that on
June she landed Prof Aubrey Battye,
the ornithologist. and one companion,
on Kolque Island, a hundred miles from
the Russian coast.
The Saxon, however, was obliged to
abandon Battye and his companion on
account of the heavy seas and the ice
which threatened the destruction Of the
yacht. 1t Is hoped that the two ex-
plorers will be rescued by the next
Russian gunboat which visits the
island
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-23
JOSEPH OPENHYM'S WILL.
One-Tenth VIII Eventually Go to
Charitable InstitutIOns

The will OF the late Joseph Openhym,
who died Aug Is last at Elberon. N. j.,
where he was spending the Summer was
filed for probate in the Surrogate's office
to-day. The estate is valued at 100000
personal property.
Mr.. Openhym gives to his brother,
Adolph Openhym. "A life interest in his
estate. On the death of the latter one
tenth of the estate IL to be given to
charitable institutions ut the discretion
Of the executors, and the remainder of
the property Is to be divided between the
testator's brother. Augustus w. Open
hym, and his sister. Pauline Stern.
The will Is dated Aug. o. 1899, and
Adolph and Augustus w. Openhym are
named as executors.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-23
SAVED FROM DROWNING.
Three Prominent New Jersey Men
Rescued by Lawyer Byrnes.

CAPE MAY. N. j.. Aug. Thomas
f. Byrnes, n lawyer and prominent
Democrat of Philadelphia. saved State
Comptroller Hancock. of New Jersey;
ex-County Clerk Barker Gummere. of
Newark, and eX-Postmaster William S.
lat night.
The three gentlemen arrived yes
terday afternoon and initiated their
surf. They enjoyed the " sport
so greatly that they drifted he
yord their depth and called for help.
Mr.. Byrnes Immediately swan out to
them with "A rope and fastened two of
the bathers to 1t, They were then drawn
ashore. Meanwhile a boat had been
manned by volunteers and picked up the
third man.
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WOULD SHOOT HIS WIFE.
VOgel Angercd Because She Fol-
lowed Him Into BGrroOm.

Especial 10 the Evening World)
fREliP0RT. l.. l., Aug. 23.-John
Nogel, a painter of Upper Freeport,
better known as Greenwich Point, was
followed to the barroom of Best's Clar-
endon Hotel here this morning by his
wife. Nogel got angry at her appear
ance in u barroom and said:
IF You don't get out of here, / will
shoot YOU"
lie then drew a revolver from his hip
pocket and pointed it at her.
Mr.. Best came from behind the bar
and, with the assistance OF bystander,
took the revolver from him.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-23
ACTS AS A WILD MAN.
A Boarding-HOuse Mistress Com
plains About Her Husband.

Peter Quackenbush, who lives In his
wlfe's clearinghouse at SOC briggs ave-
nue., williamsburg. was held in the Lee
Avenue Police Court this morning on a
charge of assault The complainant
against Quackenbush is his wife, Sarah.
She says Ouackenbush has acted like a
wild man Tor the past month.
He comes home" said Mrs. Quacken-
bush "and objects to the food have
prepared for the boarders. Then he
tells me | don't know how to run q
boarding house, and to prove 1t, takes
boarders. Yesterday he fired off his re-
volver several times, and 1t Is wonder
we were not all killed. l objected, and
he struck me-"
Justice Steers adjourned the case.
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USED PERMITS TO STEAL.
Two Clever Sneak Thieves Operated
Through Real Estate Men.


For the next two years the City Of
Brooklyn will be richer by the serv-
ices Of Messrs. James Mansfield, thirty
one years old, and John Williams, TWEEN
ty-two years old, whom Justice Steers
this morning sentenced to the Peniten-
tiary from the Gates Avenue Police
Court.
Policemen MCGOWAN and Dunn yes
terday arrested them for robbing houses,
which they entered under permits from
was found number of timesuriaca ale
prominent real-estate dealers. On Mans
field was found number of permits
from the ID. & NJ. Chauncey Real-Estate
Company, of POI Montague street, and
one OF William ]. TAFT, of SO7 Flatbush
avenue.
In court this morning complaints were
made by Mr.Garrish, of 224 Henry street.
from whom the men stole number of
silver spoons: and Miss Alice Simonson,
of $50 Herkimer street, who was robbed
of two silk umbrellas.
They pleaded guilty OF both charges
and were sentenced to the Pententary
for one year on each charge. or two
years in all.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-23
summer Parliament Discuss Labor.

LONG BEACH l., l., Aug 25.-The labor
problem was discussed yesterday at the Summer
Parliament by Rev. Wilbur F. Crafts. d. D..
MIS- Isabella Charles Davis and Francis Car
islherS ex-President of the Scaled Shoemakers
association. Of New York city Mr., Carruthers
prepared and was prevented from delivering in
tersoh by his subpoena to testify at the strike
iiasestigation In Chicago The theme drew the
,-Esest audience OF the Forum. Mr. Gompers 5
p"peI lealt with the fallEcy OF the old political
s'shomists, who he said did not know the
Ot petty larceny.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-23
SAYS A FARMER SHOT HIM.
DucheIl and His Friend Took To-
mntOes from n Field.

LONG ISLAND CITY, l.. l., Aug. 20
Isador Duchell, thirty years old. of $40
East Fortieth street. New York, who
was taken to st. Johns Hospital late
last night with gun shot wound in
his left shoulder, is resting easily and
will be out of the hospital in about two
weeks.
Duchell says he was employed in
street, New York, and that he and
Charles Yarn, shopmate, visited
friends at Winfield yesterday. On their
way back to the station they saw
field of tomatoes, and when each took
one they had some words with the
owner.
Duchell says the farmer attacked
Yarn, and that when he went to his
friends assistance, the farmer retired.
got his gun and fired the contents at
them. The shot struck Duchell, but
Yarn escaped and went to New York.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-23
Runaway Boys in u Fruit Car.
CBy Associated Press,)

PHILADELPHIA. Pa, Aug. .3-SlG runaway
boys from baltimore were arrested in q fruit
car In the lower enl OF the city to-day. They
gave their names and residences as follows
Daniel Lido, aged twelve years. &c Market
place, Louis Bobenski, aged thirteen years 30,
front street Meyer BiumontEal. .EcI s.A;,.u
years, .a' Gay street; Pete: Hoffman. asci
fifteen years, 1890 Mckelyey bt,evt, ; U,pn
FHSNman, aScd niice1 ytars, luJ Baltimore
.y,ct. end Charles smith agci nineteen years
.iH MckslNey street, The boys said they had
become tired OF Baltimore aud started Vut h
see the country. They were committed 10 prison
until thsiT IAIents are heard from
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-23
PATcHoGuE ri FORMERS WIN.
Four Liquor Deters Reluctantly
Plead Guilty I'D Are Fined.

PATCHOGUE. L. !. Aug. 23.-The re-
form movement agas st the saloon-keep-
ers has so far prove successful. Judge
Gaynor, at Bellporl last night. denied
the application of IEyer jCarman, who,
on behalf of the sbon men, asked to
have the cases withtawn from the JUS
tees Court and int to the Grand
Jury.
Edward McNulty, lharles Holman and
Alexander Crawfordwho were charged
with violating the unday and minor
laws. then pleaded alty. Justice Price
thereupon imposed fine of $50 and a
sentence of ten dayan the county jail.
Mrs. Edward McNult who was charged
with selling beer toa child, was fined
SIS.
Robert s. Pelletrea was the prosecut-
ing attorney. II. SlDe, jr., leads the
reform committee, yho will keep q
close scrutiny uponthe other saloons
in town.
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Killed by nm Angry Husband.
NIy Assorlated PTess }

TAMPA, Fla. Aug, 25.-S. p. Harrison shot
and killed Il. y. IIcnnelly at St Petersburg yes
terday Harris Immediately surrendered to the
authorities. stating that he Killed Hcnnelly be-
cause the latter had been writing insulting let
t-ra to Mrs Harrison. The dead man leaves a
wife and several children.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-23
ROBBED AT OCEAN GROVE.
JewcIry Worth $500 stolen from
MIR. Gnrdner. of New York.

ASBURY PARK. Aug. 23.-The room
of &. Il. Gardner and his wife. who are
stopping at Ocean Grove, was broken
into last night while Mr. Gardner and
ms iamNy were absent, and jewelry
worth $500 was taken.
Mr.. Gardner lives at leo West Six
teenIh street, New York.
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stole Her watcland Money.

Mrs. EatiRr sheenok. OF POI Cumberland
street, Brooklyn. told III police to-day that
somebody had stolen s9oand a sold watch
from her bedroom on the ,cond noOr. A gang
OF men are requiring the Iusc, and the police
think that somt thief, dlhised as a painter.
slipped into the building md stols the prop
erty.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-23
SUITS OVER SADIRONS.
Claims That n Cincinnati Mans
Patent Is Violated.
Especial to The Evening World

NEWARK, n. j., Aug. 23.-Detectives
have been collecting for several weeks
from houses all over the United States
sadirons made by Bliss & Drake, of this
city, and to-day suits have been brought
to recover $50. 900 on the ground that the
irons were made and sold under a pat
ent held by n Cincinnati man.
Under the United States patent law,
500 can he collected for each iron made
in violation OF the patent.
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Going West to stand Trial.

PERTH AMBOY. N. j., Aug. 2s.-sherin o.
crest OF Guthrie County. Ia. has anestsa
Charles Davidson. OF this city on q charge 4
forgery, Davidson went West six months ana
to yifit an uncle. lie went to work for farmer
OF clothes on I forged order. The sheriff ~
the necessary papers, and young Davidson 10 e
his way West
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-23

1.-THE Evening World" is in receipt of 81 from
"a NJ X NJ" for the family Of Phillip Gehring
OF 2l7 Even street. Williamsburg. VINO have been
on the verge Of starvation, particulars OF which
were published in yesterdays Evening World"
Gehring is a tailor but has been unable to obtain
work for snme mOnlhs
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Scotch Strike Leader Arrested,
By Associated Press.

GLASGOW, Aug. 23.-There are new
developments in the coal strike to-day.
serious rioting occurred. and several
pits Were wrecked by disorderly mobs
Donaldson, the leader of the striking
miners, and five other persons who have
been prominent during the strike. have
been arrested.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-23
Grabbed His Ring,

- NJ shiSmsnian. OF 50 High street. Brook
'sn' vas going home at l o'clock this morning
.ao as he crossed Prospect street at the corner
g'r 'E street, two men approached and asked
m.,te cents to buy glass Of beer. shish-
mon.h TOOK out his wallet to give them the
diSmnsn,. and az he opened II they grabbed a
pas'nu rlns worth $3.50 and ran away The
''' VI" reported 10 the Fulton street police
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-23
Girl Killed In an Elevator.
lRy AssocIated Pres.

BUFFALO, y. Y, Aug. .3,-Bclle McGrs,h
eight years ola was caught In the elevator Of
the Union Central Life Insurance Building THU
morning and her head crushed 70 a pulp. She
was frightened at the starting OF the car. and
Aprang forward only TO be caught between the
car and the shaft.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-23
AID. PARKS, GAMBLER.
New York City Father Arrested
in Asbury Park.
"Layouts" Taken from Ms Thirty
first Street House.
This Rsvives an Exposure Made by
"rhe Evening World"

The arrest Of Aldermen Charles Parks
and Lewis Lyman. Of this city. In As
bury Park yesterday, charged with con-
Quoting gambling house there, recalls
the exposure made by THE Evening
WORLD on June last of a gambling
house conducted by Alderman Parks In
West Thirty-first street, this city.
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Expected to Favor Pacific Lines.



LONDON, Aug. 23.-The Times says
that 1t is expected that the report of the
Earl OF Jersey, the representative of
Great Britain at the recent Intcrco-
lonial Conference at Ottawa. will favor
active assistance upon the part of the
Imperial Government in the matter Of
the projected cable and steamship lines
between New Zealand and Canada.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-23
PART II.
Anybody Lost from This Boatt

The police Of the West One Hundred and Fifty
second street station, want an owner for =
thirteen-toot row boat with the name May on the
back board Inside the boat seat anu
two oars. upon which the name Billy Sands
Flushing Bridge. l. l.. had been cut