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DEMANDED TO BE ARRESTED,
schwartz brought a Revolver tn
Court with Him.

julius Schwartz, aged twenty-seven
years, of 2l9 West Twenty-sixth street
was taken TO the jefferson Market Pu-
lice Court this morning on summons
obtained by his cousin. Mrs. Johanna
Meyers.
During the trial Schwartz jumped on
the bridge in front of the bench, and
whipping out loaded revolver laid it
before the Judge saying:
What Mrs, Meyers says is le Here
Is the weapon with which her husband
threatened to kill me-"
In an instant the bridge was cleared
except of one policeman, who grabbed
his arm.
Mrs. Meyers afterwards left court and
Schwartz was discharged. She had ac-
cuSed him of yagrancy.
Il demand TO be locked up" said
Schwartz.
He was ordered to leave the court
room and was elected by an officer
Later Schwartz returned and was SEN
fenced to ten days imprisonment for
disorderly coduct.
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called as the next witness. He testified
that he had served as q private In the
United states Army at Boston, Fortress
Monroe, Fort Wadsworth and At Fort
Hamilton. He enlisted In 1915 AT postou,
and had received his discharged. lie
had first errvcd In the Third Battery Of
ARTILLERY, ana he gave Mr.. cor the
names Of several Of his comrades nj the
company, and was asked to give the par
ticuiars of his career IN the army VITA
great detail.
Did you serve your fun time
"CcrtIiuiy ! did"
Mi COR questioned the witness very
closely on this point, and was assured
by Mclaughlin that his discharge was
all right. There mad been no tHmpcring
with the pepers, and the signatures were
genuine, he declared
The evening world., 1894-10-16
0SuLLIVAM RESIGNS.
The Policcman-Lnwyer Prepares
for the Assembly Race.

The po.iceman-lawyer Michael O'Sulll-
van, who for long time has been
clerk in Complaint Clerk Petersons
office, at Police Headquarters. handed
in his resignation as policeman this
afternoon. The action is taken so that
he may legally he elected to the Assem-
bly, from the First District.
O'Sullivan is the nominee OF the State
Democracy and the regular Republican
party and with his popularity in the
First Assembly District, where he has
resided since his youth, he expects to
win by a good majority from the regular
Tammany candidate, Daniel T.. Finn.
Ii les said that O'Sullivan. who is self
made, young and ambitious, has scented
Tammany Hall decentralization through
the bad odor in the Police Department.
That he might take advantage Of The
opportunity to represent his district in
the next Legislature, he decided 20 run
the risk of losing his $500 place in the
Police Department. O'Sullivan was grad
uated in law from the New York Uni
ver9ity in 1888 In June last Archbishop
Corrigan conferred upon him the dcgr ee
of Phi. b. He is still a student at the
st Francis Xavier College. working Tor
the degree of Bachelor of Arts.
The evening world., 1894-10-16
BIG TAMMANY POW-W0W.
The Executive Committee May Get
DIVERS Resignation To-Day.

Mayor Gilroy left the City Hall short
~ after noon to-day and went up to
Tammany Hall to prepare for the meet
ing of the Executive Committee.
one of his lieutenants said that the
first thing the Committee would do
would be to accept the resigation of
Judge Patrick Diver as leader of the
Second District.
The other business the Committee has
on hand is the appointment Of sub-com-
mittees and the consideration of reports
from the various Assembly Districts.
The Committee may also take steps
it Is said, to effect a Democratic union
on Assembly candidates in doubtful dis
tricts. Tammany is more interested in
the Assembly tickets than in any other
except its county ticket and is prepared
to trade Aldermen, and even Congress
men, to prevent the election of a Re
publican ajority in the Assembly.
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ing Congressional. Aldermanlc and AS
scmbiy nominations"
Mr.. Shells added that the Jefferson
organization would support Tammany's
local ticket.
The Mr.. DOncgan referred to by the
eN-A derman. ran against Roche for AS
sembiy last year, and with al, elements
working against him he piled over 1000
votes. He VIII be nominated tonight
against the Tammany candidate. Shells
viii probably run for Alderman.
Jimmy" Oliver Is also out in the Sec
ond District and he promises to run on
an Independent ticket for Assembly. lie
declares he was promised the nOmina-
ton by Tdmmauy but was turned down
at the last moment.
Another rumOr had IL that Morris
Tekulsky, of the State Liquor Dealers
As oCiatiOn, who also lives in the Sec
Ond District, was going to quit Tam
the latter when seen by an Evening
World" repOrLer
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HELD WITHOUT BAIL.
Sandman Said TO lie Dying from
wounds Indicted by Gentsch.

Herman Sandman saloon-keper, of
ass Green street, Ridgewood, is at the
point of death, the result of a stab
wound incted by Lewis Gentsch,
neighbor. Both men We're members of
the Ridgewood Citizens Committee am
organization formed for town improve
ments Gentsch resigned, which caused
considerable feeling.
1t Is said that Sandman shut off the
water from new house Gentsch Is
building. A quarrel ensued which led
to blows. Gentsch, his lawyer claims
was thrown on pile of bricks ana was
being beaten by Sandman when he
drew a pocket knife and stabbed his
antagonist in the neck.
GentsCh was arTaigned in 1.-THE police
court at Newtown to-day and was held
without bail to await the results of
Sandmann's injuries.
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ALL THREE ARE SORE.
Aldermen Parks, Prague and Else
man visit City Hall.

Aldermen Eseman. Mcclure, Prague
and Parks. who were turned down By
Tammany, were at the City Hal this
morning to attend the meeting of the
Board of Aldermen and to receive the
sympathy of their associates.
Mcclure and Eiseman seemed to be
very sore over the treatment they had
received. Prague did not care much for
a denomination, for his district, the
Twenty-third, is considered safely Re
publican
The other Aldermen held a sort of jo..
LITIGATION meeting in the Office OF Presi-
dent Mcclellan before the meeting of the
Board, but they were not as bJIsterous
AZ they usually are after nominations.
The reason is that not half of them ar
sure of election this year.
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ENOUGH FOR A NOMINATION.
Over $500 Signatures for II Third
state Ticket Secured.

Robert Baker, Secretary of the
Wheeler Campaign Committee, said to-
day that $500 names nominating a third
State ticket have already been sent to
Albany, and that more will be taken
there to-day OF these, there were be-
tween 800 and 900 in the office at 10 East
Fourteenth street at O'Clock this morn
ing, many of which came from up-the-
State districts.
MIR. Baker says that reports from all
over the state are very encouraging Tor
the third State ticket.
1t is expected that Candidate Wheeler
will make his letter of acceptance pub
lie this afterIf~ m.
George w. Chauncey, the real estate
broker O Broo ,lvn, d Augustus w.
II ally, Intern Revenue collector, VIII s.
confirmation Senat Hill opposed, ar
tie latest to rank themselves under
Wheeler.
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GOSSIP OF THE TURF.

Bob Rose paid a dear price for Cliff
ford when he gave s25. 900 for him. The
colt is in the pink OF condition just
now, but he does not rank high class.
Domino, Henry of Navarro and Sir~Wal-
ter have beaten him in succession As
Rose has supported his colt with cons
lldence, it is probable that Clifford owes
him 10000 to-day.
Doggett rode an excellent race on Sir
Walter in the special yesterday. Know
ing that Clifford and Rubicon had but
one burst of speed, he tiptoed the pair
from the start with the result that both
were ready to drop at the end of mile.
Clifford finished game under punishment
but few horses can beat Sir Walter oYt
when 1t comes down to a hard drive.
Rubicor was badly beaten This fellow
does not rank anywhere near high class,
and the streak Of yellow that was
plainly yesterday. Jack Mcdonald lost
heavily on the colt.
Two horses bled at Narragansett yes-
terday. They were Rolla, the favorite in
the first race, and South Side in the
third race.
his breakdown as to take regular exer-
else.
Bill DAILY was earnestly trying to con-
vince John A. Morris yesterday that thd
Jockey Club ought to reinstate him.
Phil Dwyer says the Brooklyn Jockey
Club will certainly give a race meeting
next year. whether the amendment pro1
hibiting betting goes through or not.
The racing associations have a nice
surplus and IL is only fair that part OF
1t should be hung up for the horsemen.
Mr. DWyer did not say so, but he in-
timated chat a man could bet all the
money ne desired. Hand-books will
probably he made, as at Jerome Park
several years ago.
Gottfried Walbaum, the President Of
| the saratoga Association, said yester-
day that the only reason he employed
Col. Clark to .OliiCiate instead of Judge
Burke, was that he wanted change.
a weak reason, and probably not true
many of Walbaum's games. If the lat
ter We're left alone to carry out his
schemes, he would have the most unique
race track in the world.
Judge Simmons says that the talk Of
the Washington Park officials concerns
ing fear of Indictment is all bosh. The
real facts are that the property pur-
chased for $l50,000 is now worth 81, 900 000s
and the members want to realize.
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LocnI Political GOSSIP,

The C. C. shayne Republican Club at mass
meeting in Madison Hall Harlem. last night
ratified the Republican State nominations and
the Committee Of LXX.'s local ticket
Edward W. Chamberlain. who was nominated
by the Peoples party for Recorder, has with
Con. the Committee OF Inns candidate.
The Wiskinkie OF Tammany Hall. who has been
around trying to collect for campaign uses per
mt oil the salaries Of city employees appointed
oy Tammaay, does not find 1t smooth sailing
- In former years. There is d revolt among the
employees against paying this blackmail. ami 1t Is
sad threats have been made to put Con on to
he scheme"
There was I mass-meeting Of Republicans and
inti-Tammany Democrats Of the Twenty-siXth
street and Third avenue Speeches we're made by
"N-sherin oBrien, Jchn J. Murphy. Green Hunt
peech attacked Recorder smy,h and accused him
having proposed the appointment OF p. Diver
'or Police Justice.
Good Government Club X, in conjunction with
he city Vigilance League of the Fourth As
emhly District Will hold public mass.meeting
o-night In Harriss Assembly Rooms III Eas.
broadway Rev. Or. Parkhurst will address the
meeting.
This Wide-Awake Republican Club. Of 233 East
Ienth street VIII have a parade and banner
raising Thursday evening.
The William Sohmer Campaign Clpb has boor
organized at 269 East Houston street and D.
Friedman has been elected Chairman and X
Steinhardt Secretary. Seventy-fve members were
enrolled The club Will have ratification meet
ing on Saturday next.
The David b. Hin Club will hold big ratifca-
ton meeting in front of its club rooms 257 East
one Hundred and Twenty-third street tonight
The meeting will he addressed by Senator Jacob
A. Cantor. Lyman W. Redington Tammany' :
nominee for the Assembly In the Twenty seventh
District, and State Assessor u. H. Wood OF
Poughkeepsie.
\ Republican meeting. under the aus
9res Of the Campaign Committee Of the Twenty
sixth Assembly District. will be held this even.
.ng at the headquarters, 2069 Third avenue, he
tween one Hundred and Thirteenth and one
Hundred and Fourteenth streets Among thos
Who will address the meeting are Z. X. Gumby
4 Florida, and Lloyd b. Wilson.
benjamin Honman's candidacy for Assembly In
the Sixth District has worked up a wonderful
amount Of enthusiasm among the younger element
in the party His abilities as LAWYER, and char.
aCter as man, have won for him a host OF
friends. who are doing heroic service for him in
his
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REV. DR.. PAXTON IS BACK.
Report tina, lie Intends Rcsuming
Iiis CnIiiug ~ ~ Clergyman.

Rev. DR. John Il. Paxton, according
To rumor circulated to-day, intends
to build up a new congregation In this
city. lie has returned to town from
o.. -lltNfI. -. |s I.llN '' -
ing at II West Forty sixth street He
declined to either DEFY or affirm tire
story.
To what creed Dr, Paxton viii subscribe
to, inasmuCh as he declared emphatic
ally when he resigned from his church
some time ago. that whatever course
h would pursue, he would certainly not
rails, his voice again in behalf Of Pres
hNtorianism
Russell SAGE, wlo belonged to Or.
paNton's church, and was one of his
most ardent admirers. said his MORN
Ing. that he hal not seen Dr. Paxton
and knew nothing of his plans. Rumor
. .'' 10" Nt- SONS 10 look after
Tho fnances.
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WHAT WILL THE |. C. O.'S DO?
Another County Ticket Would In
lure W. L.. StronH's Chances.

The County Committee of the indie
pendent organization will hold meet
ing tonight To discuss the adVisahility
OF putting another county ticket in the
field 1t is Impossible Ia say in advance
what action VIII be taken.
The statement OF Its attitude, issued
last night in which W II. Grace was
scored for his deals and the LNN. re-
me preparation of its ticket, has caused
murh umeasiness in tie RANKS or me
rerormers and steps are being taken to
DAY to see" if II IL possible to plaCate
the Counties. John W. Con will proha
bly, he indorsed for Recorder, If the
Counties put up a ticket,
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0'BRIENlTES FALL IN LINE.
First They Wouldn't. hut Now The.
Indorse LNN.'s Full Ticket.

The Antj-Tammany Democracy, other
wise known DIS the Jimmy" O'Brien
organization, which some days ago in
dorsed strong and Golf, of the LINN s
ticket, but failed to take action on the
Other names met last night and decided
to do So MIR O'Brien had fixed matters
beforehand with his followers, so there
was no trouble.
The LXX.'s other candidates-Edward
j. II. Hansen, for Sheriff; John Jerolo
man. for President of the Board of AL
dermen: Henry r. Beekman, for Judge
of Superior Court. and Drs. Emil w
Hoeber ard William O'Meagher, for
Coroners-were indorsed in orthodox
fashion. There is not a single o. Brienito
on the ticket.
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TO DRAW OUT CLEVELAND.
Thacher VIII Try to Get nm In
Iorsemcnt of EilI To-NorrOw.

Senator Faulkner, of Virginia was
closeted this morning with John Boyd
Thatcher at Democratic State Head
quarters. Both are said to be engaged
on an important statement which will
probably be given out to the public this
afternoon.
1t was expected at headquarters this
morning that President Cleveland would
come to the city to- row to regis
ter. In this Connectu was rumored
that Mr.. Thacher would call upon the
President during his stay in the city,
and endeavoI to draw from him a state
ment Mandatory of and supporting Sem
ator Hills candidacy for Governor.
The evening world., 1894-10-16
EXCISE BOARD, TOO?
Lawyer Con Gets Permission ia EN.
anime the Records.

II may be that the LeNow Committee
will soon begin an inquiry into the EN-
else Board.
Lawyer Goff and Frank bennett. one
of DR. Parkhurst's detectives, visited the
rooms this morning, and obtained per
mission from President Dalton to eX-
anime some of the records of the de-
partment.
The clerks in the Excise rooms said
that they did not know Just what books
bennett wished tn examine. He had
not begun his examination this morning.
but viii do SO this afternoon.
The evening world., 1894-10-16
LONG LOST SON FOUND.
The Evening world" Restores
ChnrIir ItnnLo Ia His Parents.

Charlie Hank, the thirtccn-ycar-oll
boy, who has heel m ssInG from home
for wv years and has been in tn,
custody Of the Gerry Society since last
Saturday niSht, has found his fathe-
through the M lium of an article uuh
lishei in yesterdays Eve l,ng World "
John |, leincr, foreman In the &C o
the Br ldley Curt CompIn II J,r m
street, said hi aftcrnoO thai ca rllr.
father, John iianku, j. in hi employ
an that whcn he read the story o'
Charities search FIR his parents, Hank
cri ! out:
"Th is my Charlie, l know 1t must
he him"
Hank called at the Gerry Society
office to-day, and father and son wnr
reunite l. Hanko cynr sscl his ma III,
to "'rhe Evening World" AMI said /
was the means of restoring hi, boy I,
him
The evening world., 1894-10-16
LlBROWICZ FILES BONDS.
The Vesey street Liquor Store Re-
leased from Federal Custody.

julius Librowicz, a wholesale and re-
tail liquor dealer, at AZ Vesey street.
indicted by the United States Grand
Jury for Illicit distiiling. and who was
held in $4,000 bail for trial. to-day se-
cured the release of his store and its
contents. valued at $4,000. by giving
the necessary bonds before United
States Commissioner Alexander.
The bonds were given by Oscar Il.
Richard, banker. of 81 Broadway, who
qualified in $4,000. and his wife, Alic9
Richard, of 46 East Seyenty-second
street, who qualified In $4,000.
The evening world., 1894-10-16
LEVY AND THE GRAND JURY.
The ES-Wnrd Mnn Summoned on II
subpoena for John Doe"

EN-War1 Man jeremiah $. Levy. who
was on trial for accepting a bTibc Of S2l
from Charles krumm, the concert hall
keeper, vas before the Grand Jury this
morning.
why he was called there is not known.
The subpoena was made out against
"JOhl Doe"
The evening world., 1894-10-16
BIDS FOR CITY BONDS.
View York Life Insurance COmpan,
Gets Most Of Them.

The Sinking Fund Commission met
in the omptrollers once this afternoon
and opened bids for city bonds to the
amount of sl,65i 56O Is There were ten
bidders. and all offered premiums.
The bonds We're divided as follows;
Dock bonds, StOO, 900; school house bonds
s154 560.7i, and bonds for repairing streets
$5o0OOO.
The New York Life insurance Com
pany got all OF them except $jO,ON of the
schOol-hOuse bonds, which went to the
Irving Savings Institution. These Were
the ompany's bids: For S7Oi. 500. 10 school
house bonds, 1923; for all the dock
bonds lO3l3; for all the paving bonds,
100 So
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ship imparts In srch instances He has opened up
headquarters In the Morton House.
GRACE TO GUIDE THE Xxx.
jerome Is Nominnily Manager, but
the Ex-Niayor VIII Direct Him.

While william Travers jerome, asso-
ciate counsel WITH John w. Con In the
Lexow Investigation. has been chosen as
manager of the Inns campaign 1t Is
understood that William r. Grace .s to
assume the direction Of the whole Susi-
ness. He is a Past Grand Master IN the
art of manipulation and practical poll
tics, and what he does not know about
vote getting is not worth considering.
Mr. Grace gathered the reformers
about him yesterday and gave them
their first lesson on how TO run polit-
lea, race. The LXX. vii. not lack for
funds, as money for campaign purposes
Is pouring into the bands of the Com
mittee at an Unprecedented rate.
The evening world., 1894-10-16
on for the Orient.


VANCOUVER, u. C.. Oct. lG-The steamship
Empress of India has sailed for The Orient with
seyenty-twC saloon and 40 Chinese passengers
900 Of the latter being from the States. Among
the passengers were Thongs Bailey AldTich. OF
Roston, the well-knOwn poet; II. L. Pierce. eX-
Mayor OF Boston: Sir c. w. FreemAntle. brother
OF Admiral Freemantle commander Of the British
squadron in Chinese waters; Capt. Cavendish and
Capt Duboulay, British Admiralty officers.
The evening world., 1894-10-16
Grocers Oppose Straus.

The Retail Grocers Union met at its headqusr-
tcrs 40 East Fiuy-seventh street last night.
and Endorsed the entire ticket recommended by
the Committee OF seventy. President T. r.
Fowler, VINO 5 a Tammany man, tried to stem the
opposition to Nathan Straus, but failed. The
resolutions pledging the asS1'aton for the reform
ticket were proposed by II, +. Newman, and sec
ouiei by Mr.. Callahan who Is member Of the
Xxx. The association Will hold an antl-Straus
mass-mcgtlug oct 20.
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DIDN'T DOlT FOR VOTES.
so william ~. Walker. Who wcnt
lniI for a nnrtcnhcr. Smih.

Officer Cohen. of In. p ctor McANuy' $
utaff made an excise arrest early this
morning IN the saloon Of Ryan & Coop
Gil Hudson street. The hartend II, J h
Brlnkermnn, WIS arraiIned in jefferson
Market = .urt to-day, and was he'll g.
500 for trial. william II. Walker %
can lida'e for A sembiyhmln from
the Eighth District, furnished bonds 70
the bartender.
II hope you are not doing this to ad-
vance you political interests in any
way Mr. Walker, or to SeCIr. any votes
1t Is very near e cCtiDn time" said JUS
tlCe Voorhis.
mo. Your Honor" ieplicl Wake.
"you have my assurance That polite
Is in no way concerned in this matter.
The evening world., 1894-10-16
POLICE MUST PAY FARES.
Illinois Central Enforcing II New
Rule In CbIcngo.

CHICAGO. oct. 16-The Illinois Cen
trail has shut down on free trtusporta-
tiOn Of policemen on its express trains,
and now the blueCoats must take the
slower suburban trains. walk. or pay
fare.
Officers OF the railroad declare that
the new ruling was put into effect be
cause the privileges were abused by
the police. and that paying patrons Of
the road were often forced to stand up,
especially during the morning and
evening rush at which time squads of
thirty or forty officers at IA time would
shoulder their way into the already
Uvcrcrowded trains.
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ASSEMBLY AND ALDERMEN.
Names OF Tammnny. Republican
aud state Democracy Candidates.

Tammany's candidates for Assembly
ana Aldermen are all in the field now.
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NEBRASKA JUDGE ARRESTED
Accused by n Discharged Stenog-
rRphcr of Taking ~ Bribc.

BEAVER CITY, Neb. oct. l6.-Judgr
David Wetty. OF the Fourteenth Judi
cial District, has been arrested on the
charge of receiving brides.
The complaint was sworn out by the
Judges disch' ged stenographer, who
claims that the Burlington Railroad paid
the Judge $3.50 o appoint him stcnogra-
pher.
The evening world., 1894-10-16
POLICEMAN SUES FORS15oO0
Flanagan Was nn EnrIN Hr"nhI>n
Trolley Ni"tim.

Supreme Court Justice Gaynor in
BrooKlyu this mo.niug. heard the suit
OF Policeman Peter rlanarun against
the Atlantic Avenue Rallrutl Company
for Sl5wl for personal inUrirs,
Flanagan was crossing hamilton ave
nue., at Garnet street, on oct Il, 1898
when he was run down hy "A trolley car
lie received severe external and internal
injuries. He claims that the accident
was due to the negligence Of the motor
man.
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"FATTIE" GROTE NOMINATED.
nn-Americnns Name Him for
the Assembly.

The members of the German-American
Reform Union and allied independent or
ganizations Of the New York state De-
mocracy sixth Assembly District met
last night and nominated William F.
GrOte for Assemblyman and Simon kaut-
mann for Alderman.
The nominations are said to be "A sur
prise TO the Republicans and Tammany-
The evening world., 1894-10-16
Independents Have rnuI saturday.

The Police Commissioners have been receiving
the nominations OF the regular parties which in
,lIde the Tammany Hall, Republican, Labor, Peo-
p!r.- Socialists aad Prohibition ORGANIZATIONS.
At midnight tonight the law SAYS all reSu-
lar nom iuaytOns must have been ied.
The Independent nominations VIII be received
up to u o'clock saturday night OF this week
The evening world., 1894-10-16
NANNY" Friend looming smyth.

Emanuel N, Friend, ot the law firm Of Friend
Houfe, to-day given charge Of the canvass OF
Recorder smyth in his contest for reelection.
Mr.. Friend has long been terms nf friendship
With the Recorder, and he takes up the work OF
the campaign with all The snthuS ann which fIi'ld-
The evening world., 1894-10-16

one years OF age a native or a naturalized cltl-
zen, and 10 have lived one year In the State,
four months in tho county and thirty days in the
election district.
Register ami vote for Greater New York and
fer fanid trausit
The evening world., 1894-10-16
Passed wildcat Money" In Indiana


ANDERSON. Ind, oct ia stranger sue
ceeded in disposing of nearly 500 in ''wldcst',
money In this city. lie has escaped. The bill,
were of the old state issue and principally ON th,
Tippecanoe Bank. OF Logansport.
The evening world., 1894-10-16

tBy Associated Press)
CHICAGO. Oct l6.-The army Workmanship con-
test ended yesterday. and Sergt. Powell OF the
Fourteenth Infantry, was given the gold medal
for the hest in the distinguished markham
shin class.
The evening world., 1894-10-16
RegIster Tomorrow.

T5-moI,oW viii be the second day for the regis
ration OF voters in this city and Brooklyn To
Sc eatiusd TO vote It is necessary to be twenty