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The evening world., 1894-07-04
USED A PAIR OF SHEARS.
Diets Gives Reith . Stab Wound
Iustead Of His $40 Board BiiI.

Charles Dietz. fifty-one years old, wa
committed without bail by Justice Burk
in Harlem Court. this morning. to avail
the result OF a stab wound INFLICTED o
Charles Reith, thirty years old. OF 80.
East Eighty eighth street.
Dietz. with his wife and little cir.
boarded with Reith and owes him abou
so. Yesterday afternoon Reith made
iemand on Dletz for part OF his boar,
Dietx stabbed Reith In the back. ,neal
the left shoulder. with a pair OF ta.lor's
shears. Reith Is in the Presbyterian
Hospital and will recover
nine with the shears when the quarre
occurred, and that the stabbing was
purely accidental
The evening world., 1894-07-04
WHO KNOWS THIS MAN?
4 Ring on His Finger Marked IL.
l.. 10 A. -"

The body OF an unknown man was
found early this morning by Michael
Ryan floating In the water al the foot OF
William street. Brooklyn.
The man was about furty-nine wears
old. : feet inches in height ana had
a gray mustlchr tin wore, blue sh!It;
ring on his nngrg was marked 81. T.. q
A s." and nickel watch in his pocket
hire the Inscription, "Comp!'m"Hts Of
Kern. as Wrst street. New York"
in Ms rocket WIS also poilcmsn's
whistle ari a small poke, k.!fe.
The evening world., 1894-07-04
FEENEY BROUGHT BACK.
Runaway Driver, Arrested In Liv-
erpool. Is Vow Here.

Thomas Feeney. formerly driver In
the employ OF Abraham & Stratus. was
brought 10 Brooklyn to-day from Liv-
erpool by Detective Baldwin. Feeney
Is charged with having stolen $3.50 from
his former employers.
Feeney left New York May 10 on the
MaiestlC. He deserted his wife and
child who lived at Parkville, l., j.:
Police Superintendent Campbell ca,
blei To Liverpool, and upon the arrival
Scotland Yard detectives and held until
baldwin arrived.
The evening world., 1894-07-04
WRIT FOR MRS. FLUGAL.
Tombs Warden Must Prodaee Nee
In Supreme Court.

In supreme Court.
Lawyer ]. p. Donnellan. of Is Chambers
street, has obtained from Justice Bar
rett, OF the Supreme Court, a writ oe
habeas corpus. ealing upon the Wardea
OF the Tombs to produce Mrs. Elizabeth
Flugal In Supreme Court. Chambers ~
morrow morning at 1880 O'Clock.
Mrs. Flugal was arrested June \
charged with the murder of Mrs. May
stairs. The Coroner's jury acquitted hrR
Frugal OF the charge. and although the
Coroner congratulated the jury upon liz
motion of the District-Attorney. held her
TO await the action OF the Grand Jury.
LAWYER Donnellan says that Mrs. Fla
gals detention rs Illegal. for the reason
mitted after her acquittal by the Cor
onerS Jury. $50
The evening world., 1894-07-04
SCHOOL REFORM LOOKED For
brooklyn People Expect Much 81
President Swanstr0m.

People interested in the Educational
Department in Brooklyn believe that tina
election OF J. Edward swanstrom a.
President of the Board of Education viii
result In reform In the public school sys-
TEN OF the city. '' s"..4
Mr.. Bouck's defeat Is said to be the ~
suit of too much politics In the Board a.
Education William u. Maxwel's elsc-
ton as Superintendent, II was sad to-
day. is expected by al the members.
The evening world., 1894-07-04
You rend The Evening World
DO you read the Sunday World?
Police CRIi-UoNrs.

The work besua year and hail sso Of put
t'ag messrLgrr call h5yss iEio police station
houses is nov being rrsac. raply towards com
pretlon sup, urcnnar o. the Police Telegraph
bureau has ordered boxes Tor the Seventh.
Eighth T~t'tth ,hir'c,alN, Fourteenth
Eighteenth TN sutisth, w. cniy-seyenth Twenty
eighth and Isirttagh Precincts. All other pre'
c'pcfs except the Thirty -frst Thirty.seooHd
Thlr.y-thrd Thirty fourth arid Thirty 'G:th, have
alrtsiy been ba.hll.l.
The evening world., 1894-07-04
HOTEL QUESTS ALARMED.
Fire Broke Out IN the Senmnn
Bousc Kitchen In ROckaway.

RoCKAWAY TEACH. july i-Flre
broke out about II o'clock this morning
in the kitchen OF Seaman's Hotel. on
Seaside ave Tue. next to the Casino.
An alarm was at once sent out. and
fremen from Hamme. station. about q
mile distant quickly responded.
The flames were confined to the rear
OF the hotei. Although no one WIS In
lure there was great excitement In the
hotel am )ng the guests an amcng those
who were In the Casino at the time.
The evening world., 1894-07-04
MURDERED BY A POSSE.
Ian Mistaken for . Thief ant
Killed In Arkansas.
(By Associated Press.

LITTLE ROC~ Ark, July 4.'-uniteo
States Marshal Herd and posse fol
owed two supposed horse-thieves from
the Indian Territory to Omega, near, this
place, and suddenly surrounding them
ordered hands up. One Of the men ru,
spurs to his mule and was shot ana
aptured.
The dead man proved 10 be JOIN.
rubs, a reputable young man +, m Mis-
sissippi, who was visiting relatives al
omega. The other was frienl, Hhoin
he had brought with him.
The evening world., 1894-07-04
BEGGARY AND VIOLENCE.
Tohn Miller Knocked Down the
Man Who Refused Beer Money.

John Miller. seventeen years old. of
"A Bedford street. was prisoner In the
Clermont avenue police station. Brook
,yn This morning, charged by A. Has
tings. OF l28 North Portland avenue,
Al /, o'clock last night Hastings al
leges that while walking on Raymond
G.. rect Miller asked IoI none WIG.
u;hich 70 buy er. Hastings refused
md Miller, he says. knocked him, dowr
and Kicked him about the body and fore
head
The evening world., 1894-07-04
STRUCK AGAINST A BRIDGE.
Tramp Was Stealing n Ride on Top
OF Train.

When train No. 80 Of the New York
Central road arrived at the Grand Cen
trail Station this morning the crew car
ried 10 the Twenty-third Sub-Precinct
Station an unconscious man. who had
been injured while the train was passing
under bridge near Yonkers. The man
was stealing a ride, and had been stand
ing on the top of one OF the cars. He
was taken to Flower Hospitai.
He was about twenty-elght years old,
feet inches high. had light COM
plexion and hair. smooth face and wore
dark clothing.
The evening world., 1894-07-04
Reinhardt.

"a bad gang OF thieves has been OPP
era ing IN AIS naign Dor lood FOR some
! time mast | understand several other
.n,,,,.ott,,e he 70 hoou r0NN~d NJ al'"r or
nameuts within the past few months
The evening world., 1894-07-04
Juvenile stnbI,,ue Array.

Aisert svi,,sr. sEsd nine OF 40 Butler street.
brooklyn, vas sApptng his sister this morn Es
Nhen william Kesrnt 10y OF the same ase.
came sons and interfersi sNit'er drew kni'e
and jahbyi kgrrns Ia The lei' hip lnhictinE 4
| siigh. wound. No arrests we're mace
The evening world., 1894-07-04
Wire New. In Brief.

Mary Robinson and Ellen Taft euarrsiIsd Isss
night on Mlnslow street. In ProsidspsA r. l..
. .1d stick Of .oea asis,ins 9'h i..s IL ss
The AssAilsnt was arrested u 4
sarah Bypss tweny-thrse ysars el4 =
Phiiadelphta last night stabbed her brotter-io<
Law. Frank Warwick. Ntth pair e sGie6p@a
The vouaa b Dangerous o. 70 - ~
The evening world., 1894-07-04
Three Girl BurgInr. Arrested.
(By Associated Press.

n,z Wy Associated frsssb
NV ''FN'' Nv" ~ zen" ~ -
'''e.k' a. run cart yeat day and n o.
"eH.~s ere AEeslea aey ATE A. u"
ia, eve ears Of age AMI the ev denee show
I'm, Msy are responsible for many da.i DAY
~. r'.berie. In residences durinx the PAS
EniIi.. 'as children all belong 70 rsspselAe's
The evening world., 1894-07-04
Lenox social Club outiax.

The Grst outing Of the Lenox Social Club. Of ~
Henry street. will be given sunday At shady
Side Grove, For, George. The Ralph Hsvstsa1
Baseball Club and croton Baseball Club vlti
play for s25 a eide. There will also be btcycIe
and running races In which the psrtiripanta stn
compels Tor gold medals given By the Club.
The evening world., 1894-07-04
Ind n ,oii of Rope.

Iohn Taylor. AGED eighteen years. and James
,onoy,n AGED nreen years. were arrested
as. night IN am stree, with 'arse coil OF rope
e., their poT,ess on, Policeman Baker o. me OAK
80, x,suon AIed 10 get satisfactory eh'
,,.n.,Ian from them and they we're locked up
,n owner ia wanted for the property
The evening world., 1894-07-04
Found Dead In the River.

The BODY q al unknown msn ives tolnd on the
b.nk o. the river IT tho tcot Of Fifteenth
street. brooklyn, shortly after noon to-day, He
vas Hys feet Mao inches tai dressed in dark
suit, gray uadershlrt and lEced shoes.
The evening world., 1894-07-04
Serious Fire In Nethuen.


METHuEN. Mass. I-ly FIRE broke Gu, here
sbor;.y Ef,r 1'g!orE th,s u,1ruius IN the busi-
ness b'ock owned ~ The hove hens fhe los
. nov estimated al So 0ob. 4, a ~ ihe
are NAA not LUtcr con'ro sGi IL" toNu i' thrs -.
oned wl'h ;v-s destruction Assistance Las tsel
sent from Lawrence.
The evening world., 1894-07-04
Rabbi D. Low enthal said this morning

Rabbi D. Low enthal said this morning
tina, ,ue tL.oSis MAS cOiii'..'. pe.
tween IL o'clock In the morning and
o'clock in the afternoon, at which time
the synagogue was unoccupled. anu
sIi~~ oScf ~ ~ "lNTei.
THE articles which we least -des ired to
Us, nS.N -, N-Iy O.Ies Sofa, Sdiu
he About three weeks ago the laoles
Of the congregation presented the church
with a ma gniticent set OF ornaments Tor
frame or thora, on which IS rolled ,,, me
were dedicated al the feast of Pente-
cost and were very much admired. The
sexton should probably have removed
y - N . -,'roo of safety after the
morning service, but as another ssrV,,
G. w4s to = ]. 10 Vim a L." nous 80 u
presume he thought there was no par
tlcular danger In leaving them on the
altar. -, $500. ,,x,
I can't say what that amounted TO. inc
hox is ouru. =. A rISuIaI u ur'd by lte
| "-ih~~. Of 'ha congregation Snssran
Reinhardt. The thorn ornaments were
The evening world., 1894-07-04

PART L
lnterlddc--'The Star-spangled Banner ....... Key
iI.ch-"Libe " Bell -. ...................So usa
venture Festivll' .......... ........''.Lelthe'
oIcert waltz-''Dream on the Deem -. .GunsI
solo for cornet-''Young Amer ca"........... Levy
John c. Martin
Fotpourri Miiitaire-"War Cry" ......... Rampone
Introducing TO Arms We Sons Of Liberty,
WIS the universal response to ''Llncons Gail
for Volunteer, and after a hasty equipment
hey forwarded the memorable assurance I'VE
Are Coming Father Abraham" with alacrity
md right good will and as our cause is a Just
humane one We will swell the grand on
torus Of THE Battle Cry Of Freedom and
yer nd always through wars victories and re
e,se- well Rally Round the Flag and never
escrt II til, pea e and concord reign. when each
rom his comrade can take "a Soldiers Fare
WE'LL; but How Gan ! Bear to Leave Thee
nd sever those bonds Of fellowship and fraternlt!
Ifter March ng Through Georgia, and consigr
ny old knapsack to morl'e- In the remote an,
rusty recesses OF a peaceful garrett?
The evening world., 1894-07-04

Tie British sts,mer CSrb Prince arrived
ronl pcm,rara tAts morlins, and CAPT Scott
eports that on July . IN latitude s. longitude
3 he oncoun ersl southwest gale and heavy
seG. No dAuSge sustained
The evening world., 1894-07-04
'rustus Wimnn's Fourth of July.

Erastua w'mnn ssyS the Fourth OF July tor him
The Tonbs was no, as gloomy as might be eS'
,sc,ed. for NJ had several callers and heavy
nail Among the callers VAS william ~ Ma
80 In The early conte ieratiCu Of the pomin,Gn
I cansia led to the over Of a RnlSh h9oi, ne
,scnSscd with Mr. wimln the prOceeiings OF
Se Int.rcolonial COME, enCe, Low beng hsId al
The evening world., 1894-07-04
FREE CONCERTS TONIGHT.
'rOgrn MINES at Abingdon and
Tompkins SUuare Parks.

There will b music at Abingdon
Square by Rampone's Old Guard Band
this evening. Following is the pro-
,ranme:
The evening world., 1894-07-04

y,,ssrs, Po~ss forty years old Of 81 sh'ns'
,on s,r.s, was taken TO Chamber Stree Hospital
an, o,xh, s,es and fes;I'u:e Her husband on
\. ,.i.na and her children are in an lns'itu-
'"' she . $ slowL STARRING 70 dsa~ fhsS tue
po.iss we're nouasd.
The evening world., 1894-07-04
NEW YORKER ARRESTED.
A. w. Browne Accused I'm montreal
of Oeserting His Wife.
(By Associated Press.)

tBy Associated FTtssJ
MONTREAL, July i.-Andrew W
Browne. son OF a wealthy patent med
cine manufacturer. of New York. wa
arrested here yesterday al the instance
OF his wife, Maud Browne. on the charg
% deserving anu refusing to support nee
brownies father Is memper or Ia
nrm Of A. j. White & Company. &C
ssSrding to statement OF Mrs: Browne
New YORK In 1882
m" "~NwrN >-~ep-nd before iud
c 0usan late yesterday afternoon. and hi
N--ae WAS lI.sIIIlnId
The evening world., 1894-07-04
village Wiped out by Fire.

C3y Associated rretsb
MEDFORD wis., July The village Of Whit
t'o.',v Was comp etelv wiped cut By isTest rrc
.estsrgsy about dc'cl stores the wlsc0ua a
Central Railway depot and posi'ofnte were burned,
The evening world., 1894-07-04
Unknown Man Dead In the Park

The Uody CT IA unknown man sbou! fifty ave
Years Old was fogGd n CcE,raI Park a. one hua.
.rc, and Third street. rear L.Ehth avenue his
morning az 10 oulork COr9aer Fitzpatrick gave
, psrmi, for 10 removal 10 the Mergus. where
II awaits Identification,
The evening world., 1894-07-04
werture-"Fra Diavolo' .....................Au bei
The Yankee PATROL. Miseut
irand American Fantasia-"Tone Pictures Of the


introducing the following melodies: Keller s
american Hymn" "Marylsnd Ny MARYLAND
old Zip Coon Bonnie Eloise" 'Tentlng To
Tight, pixie. Garry Me Back to Ole VIZ
nny, III ghland Hornp.pe." ''Massa's In the
old. Cole Ground The Gem Of the Ocean.
'anfl.e gaiop Anne lean Rinemen' -. Farmer
Introducing The United States army eugle calls
March "Alirm'' March +" Advance " Com.
,encs Firing charge" Halt" Victory"
F'nTip-''Ho-,e S~ee Home'
and childr n Q chorus " IN band a conpani vent.
There will also be music at Tompkins
;ouare Park by Peter Berlinghoff's Mill
tary Concert Band this evening. Follow
ing Is the programmes:
The evening world., 1894-07-04
saIoon-Keeper baxter Missing.

Joseph RaxtsF. a saloon-ksepes Of Hsnr
.treeL Brooklyn. Is reported missing.
The evening world., 1894-07-04

MorHIRs viii And MRs wISsLow's sooIHIss
sYRuP the pest remedy Tor their children 2Sc ~
The evening world., 1894-07-04
PART /
THIEVES IN A SYNAGOGUE.
SncrilcsiOus Hands Carry on Some
Valuable Ornaments.

Advertisements offering a reward for
no recovery OF stolen property. pub
lished this morning have led to the dis
o.ery OF the fact tat s.cri.egious
thieves broke into B Nee Scholom Syna-
., 81 u.uiy.
and, after stripping the altar OF Its gold
. ,u,,I 80. ,.,.S, II..eu the ,oor
The evening world., 1894-07-04
FUREIGN PORTS.

Cpy Cabie)
ARRIVED
LONDON. July t-sSeamer Spain from New
fork
SIGHTED.
sCILLY. July s--Passsd. steamer Paris from
New York for Southampton
The evening world., 1894-07-04
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
SAILED TO-DAY.


pritsnnlr.,. ,,......... ............... Liverpool
Rbyniand ,....... ...... ..,.... AntSerp
Athos .,..'... ''.''''' 'hChA'Nti
FL Mar ''''''s's''''NeN bliSsHS
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1894-10-11
RUN DOWN.

1t happened years and years ago
on the old Halettsville and Con
zales road, but the sombre facts in
case are still fresh in the memory
of the oldest settlers.
Back in Mississippi man
named George Burton had ruined
a happy home and had induced
young wife to leave husband and
children and flee with him to
Memphis, Tennessee, where they
shortly afterwards separated. The
woman then entered upon life of
shame, while Burton came to Tex
as to escape the vengence of the
woman's husband. who had sent
him word that he would have his
life if he had to follow him to the
end of the world. Burton came TO
Gonzales, which was then hut a
very small post and other settle
ments were few and far between.
Here he fell back on bis old pro-
fession, gambling, and lived in
fancied security nearly year. One
night as he started to enter the
back entrance to the saloon and
gambling house where he piled his
vocation, he saw Stevens, the hus-
band of the woman he had ruined
standing in the front part Of the
building. Hastily stepping back
into the darkness, Burton made a
detour and passed around to the
front part of the building to make
sure that it was Stevens. Standing
in the shadow Of the house he wait
ed fer him to come out. In a few
minutes Stevens came out with an
other man and stood talking not
six feet from where Burton stood
in the shadow. Burton heard him
inquire about him and learned that
he had been hunting for him all
over the state of Texas. Burton
was a brave man but he felt a
culver of fear as be heard Stevens
say. Damn his soul, if L ever find
him above ground Til cut his cow
ardly heart out. My poor little
babies left all alone, all on his ac-
count. I'll find him and kill him
as certain as the sun shines tomor-
row." The two then walked on
and were swallowed up in the
darkness. Terrified by the presence
of his enemy, Barton fastened to
an old Mexican who had horses to
let. Look here, Jose, | want to go
to Hallettsville tonight, can't you
get me n horse and have it ready
by the time l go up to the house
and back i want to get some things
The Mexican having assented to
this, Burton hurried off to make
pref ations for flight. Not twenty
steps away stood Stevens, Il silent
witness of the matter He could
have shot Burton down from where
he stood, but had come to terri
rible resolve TO meet Burton face to
face and alone AS Burton disap-
peared Stevens walked up to tbs
Mexican and bargained with him
to furnish him a horse to carry
him to Hallsttsville. After getting
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1894-10-11

his horse and mounting, he made
a few inquiries about the road.
"Where do strike the thick woods
on this road?" he asked the Next
can. Out about six miles Sen
or" said the Mexican. Turning
his horse Stevens drew his hat
down over his eyes and galloped
away in the darkness. Taking
the road to Hallettsville he spurred |
his horse on at the top Of his speed |
and coon left the town behind
him. At q point about eight miles
this side Of Gonzales he came to a
halt, disinounted and tied his horse
to a sapling by the side Of the road.
The moon had come up and the
landscape shone misty and dim in
the fair June night. OF to the
right towards the Guadalupe wolf
was bowling mournfully and all
owl in big scrub oak tree com
menced his dismal'Hoo-h oo-heo-hr
Stevens took Of his hat and tossed
itaway al tho side q the road He
drew d long keen dirk and put II
between his teeth and drawing
back in the shadows stood silently
waiting A coyote came trotting
down the road and bounded away
when he spied Stevens standing in
the shadows. The wolf came up
throug. the woods half mile
away and howled until Stevens
felt his blood chill in his veins.
His head was turned towards Con
zales and he stood watching and
waiting. Away off over the hill
mile away, he caught the clatter of
galloping hoofs. It grew louder
Il l....r Il = Il
anu ioouer INV suVii my noise anu
rider came into view around q bend
in the road and came on at full
speed. Drawing a deep breath
Stevens made ready for the meeting
Bounding into the road as the rider
came opposite, he caught the horse
by the bits and threw him back on
his Launches. Burton drew his
revolver with q terrible oath and
leveled it at Stevens, but before he
could fire 1t VA torn rom ms bands
and ne was lsrksd irom ms morse
which resreq and wheeling around
tore oil up tae road towards Con
zales' AS Burton touched the
ground Stevens ma nm by t!he
threat George burton! ile cried
in a terrible voice. ~ have iollowed
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1894-10-11

dean man.
They say now that on bright
moonlight nights two men can still
be seen struggling in the road at
the lonely spot, and farmers re-
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1894-10-11
ANN 9Jlncements


Republican Nominee.
TAX COLLECTOR.
L. II. KvENrsLER is hereby an
nouncal as the nominee of the
Peoples Party for the Office of Tax
Collector of Lavaca county.
TAX ASSESSOR.
f. ]. PEsEK is hereby announced
MS y condidate for Tax Assessor, on
the Peoples Party ticket.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1894-10-11

turning late at night from Gonzales
have heart loud calls for help and
mercy as they drove past the fatal
spot.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1894-08-10
No. 221.-Word Puzzles,

l. lam a word of letters expressing a
person in necessitous circumstances. l, .
name "A pronoun, often considered very i'm
portant; !, ,. 3, 1 is an action which should
be performed more frequently than it is; .,
3, is termination; 3 is another form of
the first word; &, :, 5 is a receptacle for n
liquid, also expresses power; 6, :, S, 8 re
verses the meaning of the last word. The
whole may be divided into three words, in
which the speaker expresses the impossi-
bility of Improvement.
,. am a word Of letters expressing an
ancient weapon of warfare. Behead me,
and | am "A delicious fruit. Behead me
again, and ! am an organ of one of the
senses Behead aud transpose, and you
will find an action chiefly performed in the
autumn; ], ?, f. . expresses part of a ship.
3. | am "A word of letters expressing an
action more often performed in the night
than in the day. Behead me, and | repre-
sent a large quantity of very useful articles
without which this would not have been
written; !, >, I, . is a very small weight; /,
4, >, 3 is another name for a lady; ,, g. / is
a color; ,, 3, I, ! is an action which you will
have performed when you reach the end of
this.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1894-08-10

The young woman who walked into a
mans office on Fifth avenue and bclaborcd
the man over the head with an umbrella
subsequently offered an excuse for her
conduct which is said To have been entire
ly satisfactory to all parties concerned
The young woman was pretty, graceful
and ambitious. She had studied clocutiOn,
stage department and dancing, but she
could not get on the stage. She had OBJ
served that the women who got their
names in the papers by means of fights,
domestic rows, diamond stealing csca-
pades or other violent episodes Of contcm-
porary life were invariably approached by
theatrical managers with offers of engage
ment. Realizing this, the young woman
decided to get her name in the papers, and
walking into the mans Office began TO
hammer him over the head with an UNI
brella. The man had nothing to do with
the case 1t was the Woman's scheme
She got her name in the papers promptly
inough, but the man felt aggriovod be
iause he could not make any adequate OK
llanation of the incident in the family
circle at home. Now the girl feels ag-
gricvod because her brother, TO use his
own language, took her home by the
scruf of her neck, - and the incident was
closed 1t Will have to go ON record as Il
scheme that failed, but it unquestionably
points u mural.-New York sun